West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-14
West Virginia Argus,
IN AND ABOUT KiSGwOoD.

Miss Orr, of Piusburg. is visiting
Miss Bess Orr this week.
Arthur Boyd, of Steubenville, o.,
isvisitiDg friends in town.
Matte Conley, Reedsville, is a
new name on our list this week.
The mud on our public roads has
almost reached the boating stage.
The young folks will have social
dance at the armory tomorrow even
ing.
]. Frank Rodeheaver advertises
=. wagons, etc. in THE ARGUS this
= week.
s@sR. A. Loar, independence, joined
:, The ARGUS army of subscribers
: this week.
The first Friday in December will
; be observed by our schools as
: Library Day.
A. G. Hughes returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with home folks
(. 10 Rayensw God.
o. o. Gale and w. ID. Lougee,
of AlbrightsvilIe, have our thanks
Tor subscriptions received.
A. Bliss McCrum lett yesterday
3, for a weeks outing at Washington
49, and the Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs o. Henry, of Fairmont,
.wili'arrive in town this evening to
: visit her sister, Mrs. Villa Strickler,
who is ia. y..-.o,
We have just received big lot of
visiting cards, correct in shape and
,size for Mr., Mrs, or Miss. Leave
your order.
William A. Carrico, Taylor coun-
ty, and Miss Rosa Gwinn, Preston
county, were licensed to wed IN
Grafton last ,week.
Few. ]. N. Holt, of Colfax, was
= chosen to nil the vacancy at the NJ.
p. church in Newburg caused by
the death of Rev r. P. Rice.
Joseph Lantz, of Davis, w. Va,
former resident Of this place, ar
rIved in town Yesterday on business.
' The ARGUS was not forgotten.
Mrs. George Firman and Mrs.
Joseph Brookover, of near Morgan
town, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George "A. Herring Tuesday.
Mrs. E. p. Albright returned last
week from Ironton. Ohio, where
she had been visiting home folks.
Her friends here are gled to see her
"a back.
A. Bliss McCrum and John c.
Lewis were given the third degree
at the X of P. meeting Tuesday
night and are now full aedged
Pyihians.
The grand lodge of West Vir-
ginia, l. o. o. F., will convene at
;Clarksburg November 70. The
grand encampment will meet the
same time and place.
! ~ DR.. B. Allen Rees,. Of Salem, w.
: Va, was In K,ngwood this week
looking Around. He expects TO
- iucate here In the near futureA to
. lake Or, .Stafford's place as dcnlist.
Z Hon.. VIC. Conley and Or. J.
M. King left Tuesday for Parkers.
burg to attend the meeting of the
grand lodge Of West Virginia, A.
+. & A. NJ, in session there this
week.
Mrs. + l.. " Marsden, of Al.
brightsvilIe, IS located IN Richmond,
Va, for the winter, where her
dsughter Elfreda Is attending school
and taking music lessons. Her daugh.
:. ter Mabel will spend the winter in
Atlanta, Ga.
/. B. Bowermasler, Of West King
- wood, is confined TO his bed by a
= very serious throat trouble. 1t was
at first thought TO be diphtheria,
which is very prevalent, but the
crisis seems to have passed and We
hope for a quick recovery.
Charles F. Copeman disposed Of
his household and other goods Fri
day last and left for PitlSburg o.
Monday, where he has secured
position in a railroad office II,
will be joined by his family as soor
as a suitable dwelling can be Sc
cured.
Prof. w. c. Gist, Misses Minnn
Murdoch, Nellie Jackson, Erbi
Albright and Persis Hagans, teacher
in our public schools, went to- Nor
,gantown Friday to attend the meet
ing Of The teachers round table as
sociatioh aud visit the schools q
the University CITY.
Mtss Julia Hudson, OF Marion