West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15
West Virginia Argus.
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= town this week.
Mrs. Felix Elliott was an Irona
VISITOR Monday.
Z. l. Trowbridge. of Bruceton,
gave THE ARGUS business call
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Jacobs, of
Morbantown. were Sunday guests
at the Inn.
Your attention is directed to the
runhelton Business Directory in
hother column.
Bowermaster * White are making
extensive improvements in their
place OF business.
Mayor w. C. Conley left Monday
afternoon for Grafton on business,
returning Tuesday.
w. d. Lougee is moving today
to Albrightsville, where he will con
duct hotel in the future.
Mrs. Adele lie Blllier entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Fortney at the
Inn Saturday night at dinner.
Mrs. frank Weaver aud children
returned to their home in Morgan
town after a two weeks stay at the
I'm.
Mrs. II. c. Gilmore and two
children, Virginia and Albert, OF
MprgNntown. spent several days at
the Inn last week.
Mrs. Jacob F.White was operated
on for appendicitis at the Stricken
hospital Sunday afternoon and is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. A G.. Baker and sister, Mrs.
Eta yesterday and Harold Easter
day. of Morgantown, spent several
at the Inn last week.
Mrs George A. Williams and
daughter, Miss Lena, are the guests
of Mrs. +. c. Montgomery on Main
street Grafton Republican.
Mrs. Gar Hagans, of near King
wood, is IN Oakland visiting the
family of J. E. Williams on Third
street.-Oakland Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. Topping, of
Charleston, were here visiting friends
last week. Mont has some political
aspirations the nature oil which he
did-not d;vulge.
Mrs. Fred Hennen telephoneG to
the Inn for dinner for a patty Of
Twelve or fifteen a, $3.50 p. m yes
lerd"y. They came on the 2:I6
train and returned on the 5:27.
The strike of teleg'aphers through
GU, the United States may affect the
city newspapers, but Preston county
will still get the home news through
the usual channels--the home paper.
Mrs. G. A. Walters and children,
and her sister, MISS Julia Curly, of
Fairmont, spent Sunday at the Inn.
They have gone to Mrs. Charles
Stones to spend the remainder Of
the summer.
The game of ball scheduled for
Hast Friday failed 10 materialize
owing to the nonarrival Of the
Rowlesburg club and the nice little
shower we had all day. Better make
the game water polo.
Miss Mary Clarke, Of Washing
ton, d. c.. who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Villa Strickler, for
the past three weeks, left Friday for
a visit with relatives in Lumberport,
Fairmont, and Wheeling.
We are pleased to place on our
mailing list Watson Ford, OF Lane
vile, w. Va. Mr.. Ford is supern.
tendent Of big lumber company at
that place and is brother Of our
townsman, Capt J. b. Ford.
We desire to express thanks TO
our townsman, Thomas Clayton. for
: a basket OF nice apples. Visions Of
apple pie and dumplings already
disturb our slumbers, and may be a
reality before the week is out
George Sterling and family and J.
S. Sterling and son Frank left Tues.
day morning for Fuendsville, Md,
60 attend The funeral Of Mrs. Anna
Savage, sister Of the two forme-,
which took place yesterday.
Mrs. c. w. Krepps and dsugh-
ter Gertrude, Of Williamsburg, Pa,
lett for Morgantown Sunday after
spending two weeks at the Inn.
They had expected To- remain until
September 6, but the climate did
not agree with the child.
Miss Margaret r. Somerset, Of
Bridgeport, Conn, is the guest Of
MISS Lynne Wsddell at the Inn.
Miss Somerset IS teacher in
Bridgeport and finished her a. b.