West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
I'm AND ABOUT KINGwoop.

The most interesting news is what
the editor don't publish.
A. G.. Hughes is in Elklns and
Philippi this week on legal business.
Mrs. ]. G.. Nicola, Hszelton, is a
new name on THE ARGUS list this
week.
A. w. Albright and Joseph f..
White. of Kingwood, have our
thanks for remittances.
We this week welcome ID. X.
Beavers, Kingwood, to the growing
list of ARGUS subscribers.
The Acme Department Store. Nor
gantown, has new al in this issue
that is worth your perusal.
Hon. w. G.. Conley left for
Charleston Tuesday on legal bust
ness and will return tomorrow.
John NJ. Deal, of Glade Farms,
advanced his subscription to The
ARGUS this week to July, 1908.
Miss Lois Swearepgen returned
home yesterday from a two weeks
visit with friends in Clarksburg.
IL you fail to let us know when
you have visitors don't blame us il
their names fail to appear IN the
paper.
Ed G. Manown, of b Baltimore, was
in town several days last week the
guest of his father, DIR. J. II. Ma
nown.
"What People Talk About" would
be great department for a country
newspaper if the editor would dare
print it.
DR.. AMI Mrs. ]. NJ. King are in
Buckhannon this week taking in the
fair and will probably return this
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williams chill
dren have just gone through the
trials and tribuations Of an attack
OF measles.
Bowermaster & White announce
the arrival of their fall and winter
goods in this issue. See al in an
other column.
Rev. a NJ. Hammond. pastor of
the NJ. L. church a: Masontown,
was county seat visitor Monday
and Tuesday.
The union soldiers of Marion
county will hold their reunion at
Warrington tomorrow and Saturday,
September 20 and III.
Forrest Mcdaniel left for Nor
gantown Tuesday, where he enters
the university as a student IN the en-
gneering department.
Miss Laura Bailey, of Morgan
town, was the guest of the family Of
w. II. Med iniel Saturday, leaving
in the afternoon for Hiorra.
Quarterly meeting was held in the
M. f. church here Sunday. DR..
Ward, the presiding elder, preached
able sermons morning and night.
Miss Daisy Mcdaniel, accompa.
MED by her father, w. II. Mcdaniel,
went to Wheeling Monday, where
she entered hospital for treatment.
Doipha Williams is spending this
week in Grafton and Clarksburg.
Foster Rodeheaver is filling his place
at Herring's store during his alb.
ssncc.
Harry Brand had his ankle broken
by fall Of coal in the Elkins mines
Tuesday. He was removed to the
Stricken hospital where his injuries
received attention.
Miss Daisy Jenkins leaves to-
morrow morning for a visit with
= her brother in Pttsburg. She will
visit Richmond and the jamestown
Exposition before returning.
John c. Lewis gave the engineer
ing corps a farewell supper Tues
day night. The affair was an en-.
joyable one, the corp doing their
best TO make the remaining bachelor
days Of their host merry ones.
George Evick left this week for
Austen, wnere he will carve siroins,
etc, for the miners Of that place,
having accepted a position with f..
w. Horchler, superintendent q the
Austen Coal and Coke Company.
Miss Cora Jessop, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Ed. NJ. Williams
and other friends in Kingwood the
past two weeks, left for her home in
Atlanta, Ca. last Thursday via Gin
cinuati, where she will visit a few
days.
James A. Sharpless, prominent
business man and Mason Of Ktyser,
died from injuries received by jump
fnry frne, l..