West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-03
IN AND ABOUT kISewooD.
Football season.


With relatives in Grafton.
Miss sallie Albright visited frier.ds
near Terra Alta last week.
Elmer +. White moved Monday
to the Ed Orr property on Beverly
Hill.
Hon. and Mrs. w. G.. Brown
left Saturday for sojourn in the
east.
Nv. Spencer, Masontown, is a
new name on THE ARGUS list this
week.
Mrs.A. J. Sherwood, of Rich
mond. Va, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. !. Fortney.
No name signed to it. That's the
reason your correspondence did not
appear in the paper.
w. II. c. Messenger has been
very much indisposed aud confined
to his home the past week
A.. b. Spencer, of Kingwood,
joined the list of ARGUS subscribers
this week. He resides on route MOI.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Frank Wolfe were
the guests of the latter's brother,
Curtis Bolyard, in Fairmon, last
week.
James CT. Copeman, OF Fairmont,
arrived in town Monday and is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Catherine
Copeman.
Alva r. Bolyard and Lula Nj.
Walter, both of this county, were
granted a marriage license in Graf
ton last week.
Are you borrowing THE ARGUS
from long suffering and patient
neighbour Have mercy on him. es-
teemed friend.
John G.. Harmed, one of the sub
stantial men of Valley Point, was in
town Monday and renewed for THE
ARGUS another year.
R. A. Orr and family moved back
from McKeespcrt Monday aud are
occupying their old residence, corner
High and Tunnelton streets.
Mrs. Jesse M. Johnson, OF near
town, was called TO Fairmont last
week by the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. o. Bradshaw, whose
condition was reported as critical.
ID. III. Frankhouser, of Corinth,
was the first ARGUS patron to take
advantage Of the 81 rate before Jan
cary 1, and advanced his subscrip-
ton TO October /, 1909, this week.
Z. +. Martin * Co., hardware
merchants, have some timely words
to say regarding the stove question.
As The mercury is dropping steadily
i, will be we'll 10 read the adj in
another column.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John II. Werlich,
Of Tunnelton, arrived in town Sat
urday evening and remained until
Monday, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A w. Albright. Mrs. Werlich is
sister OF Mrs. Albright.
p. G. Carroll, left Monday for
Masontowu, where he Will embark
in the restaurant and Ice cream busl-
ness, having secured the Menear
building for that purpose. We wish
him success in his venture.
A crowded house greeted the
"Uncle Josh Perkins" company at
the Armory Monday night. The
play "as ln,erspersed with many
pleasing specialties and the com
pauy made good. The orchestra
was fine.
When a man in search of a home
or business location goes TO a town
aud finds everybody full of hope
and enthusiasm over the prospects
OF the place, he, too, soon becomes
= imbued with the same spirit, drives
down his stakes and goes to work
with equal interest.
We call the attention of our farm
ers and stock breeders to the sale Of
blooded stock advertised in this
issue to be sold at the Brookside
Dairy Farms on Thursday, October
10. This will be a rare chance for
our people to secure some splendid
stock for their farms.
G. w. Forman, OF the Cash Store,
and son Klet, Of Leuox, returned
last week from a ten days visit to
the Jamestown Exposition, taking
in on the way Washington and
Richmond, returning by way Of
Baltimore where they bought large
stocks Of goods for both stores.
Henry Albright OF Orr, was a
guest at the jenkins House Tuesday
night, He is now in. his otst wear