West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-10
IN AND ABOUT KINGwOOD.
Halloween next.


visitor Sunday.
Walter Childs, Of Grafton, was
home over Sunday.
- The River City was well repre-
scented this week at court.
DIR. E. w. S,rickler was a bust
ness visitor in Grafton Monday.
A. Bliss McCrum was in Morgan.
town on legal business last week.
S. A. d. Hartman, of Fellows
vile, was here on business Saturday.
Mrs. John II. Brown, of Rowles
burg, was in town few days this
week.
CT. jenkins, of Morgans Glade.
gave THE ARGUS a business call
Monday.
b. t. Stone, Of Fellowsville. was
in town this week and dropped in
ia see us.
A. J. Elliott, prominent bust
ness man, of Terra Alta, was in
town yesterday.
George II. Nestor and r. B. Hill,
of Amblersburg, were county seat
visitors this week.
DIR. J. M. King left yesterday
morning to attend the NJ. f. con-
ference at Huntington.
Elias Whe,sell, was in from the
Whetsell settlement last week and
gave THE ARGUS pleasant call.
The 2 year old child of William
Bobo, OF Caddell, is very i'll with
pneumonia and whooping cough.
w. III. Mcdaniel and p. ]. Cro-
gan are in Elkins this week attend
ing the state board of trade meeting.
James c. Feather, jr., of Albrights-
VILE, was comfy seat visitor Mon
day and favored us with an agree
able call.
Thomas B. Jackson, west side
assessor, who wants TO be the next
sheriff, was courthouse visitor
Monday.
Valley district Sunday school
convention meets at the Gordon
Methodist Episcopal church on
October 70 and 20.
Ed Williams is home from Phila-
deplhia, where he had been under
the care of specialist. He is look
ing fine and says he feels finer.
Ellis Fields and two children,
who have been down with diphtheria,
are now convalescent and quarantine
will be raised tomorrow or Saturday.
A. NJ. Goff, of Rowlesburg, was
In town Monday on business, and
dropped into THE ARGUS office long
enough 10 extend his subscription
to 1909.
Miss Fanny Parsons returned Sun
day from a months vacation spent
10 Morgantown, Martinsburg, Wash.
ington, Baltimore and the lanes
town Exposition.
Get in line with the live business
men and advertise that new stock
of fall goods you received the other
day. There are people who would
like to hear about them.
John c. Crane and wife, of Port.
hnd district, were in town Tuesday,
anil Jeff yesterday for the annu a
conference Of the Methods, Epis
copal church at Huntington.
Alvin and Grove UT, of Dells.
low, have the contract TO complete
the foundation TOR Mrs Dorsey.
new dwelling on Tunnelton street
and commenced work yesterday.
Miss Martha Glenn, of Virginia,
is back again this season in Miss
Adah Cobun's millinery store. She
has host of friends here who will
- extend to her cordial greeting.
w. J. Bowermaster and d. r
Scott, of Bruceton, were raised tC
the sublime degree of Master Masor
at the meeting of Preston Lodge
No. 90, a. F. & A. NJ, Monday
night.
DIR. B. f. Laughlin, Of Mountain
Lake Park, was in town Friday. II
will probably take charge of DR.. J
NJ. Kings prac.ice while the latte
is at the University of Maryland
Baltimore, this winter.
G.. {. Giles, who was called L
conoelIsville last week by the III
ness of his wife, who IS visitin
their son in that place, retu-nep
Saturday, Mrs. Giles condition be
ing greatly improved, but no
enough to enable her to accomp5n
him home.
Mrs. Elmer Garner and daughter
Of Pleasant Dale. and Miss Matu