West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-05
West Virginia Argus.
IN AND ABOUT RINGwooD.

First month with an ar"
Kingwood needs a few factories
Vacation season is eLded. Ge,
to work.
Rowlesburg public schools will
open next Monday.
Squirrels can be killed from Sep.
TENDER IS to January 1.
If you are going away, let us
know; il you have visitors, tell us.
September II will be the forty
fifth anniversary of the battle of
Antietam.
The fall term Of the West Viz.
ginia University will open Monday,
September 10.
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ben l..
Brown, on Thursday morning, Au-
gust ao, girl baby.
A. G.. Hughes left Tuesday morn
Ing Tor a weeks stay with home
folks in Ravenswood.
X. 4. J.. Breedlove, of Breed
love, was IN town yesterday and
favored The ARGUS with a visit.
The ARGUS is read by thousands
each week. Those who are not sub
scrihers borrow it. They all read it.
c. +. Martin, of Albright, has
changed his address TO Masontown,
where he will be "at home" from
this date on.
Oscar Right, who has charge of
the Ki1gwood Bouling plant, was
here over Sunday visiting his par.
ents. -Belington Republican.
Henry Hanst aud William Downs
were made entered apprentices at
the meeting Of Preston Lodge, No.
90, A. +. & A. NJ, Monday night.
George Sterling and family left
yesterday for Bloomington. Md,
where Mr.. Sterling has secured the
prIncipalship of the public schools
there.
Mrs. ]. Morgan Orr and little son
John, who have been here visiting
relatives and friends the past ten
days, returned to their home at
H'orra Monday evening.
Misses Mae and Mildred Kile,
who have been in KIngPood the
pasl few weeks the guest of their
cousin, A. G. hughes, left for their
h"mc in indianapolis. Ind. Tuesday.
o. l.. Johnson, of Muskogee, Ind.
I arrived in Klngwood Sunday to
JON his wife and little son, who are
here spending the summer with Mrs.
Johnson's mother, Mrs. Catherine
c ppemAn.
Charles A. Kraelicek AMI family
moved this week into the house next
the ArmorY, having to vacate his
former quarters on account OF r.
A. Orr moving back to town from
Mex eespor, Pa.
Sheriff William VI. Schaeffer, f..
J Bowermaster aud ]. A. Lenhart
were passengers eastbound on the
M. & K. Sunday, their destination
beng Baltimore and perhaps trip
To the jamestown Exposition.
The following Kingwood veterans
visited Wheeling last week and took
part in The reunion Of the Army f
West Virginia: Cap. J. Z. Mrf
dock Maj. u N. Orr. ID Y. Morris,
p. A. Forney, A c. Scot, and d.
K Beavers.
Wee President Fairbanks has &C
copied an invitation to deliver an
address at the meeting Of the State
Boa'd Of Trade of Yves. Virginia at
i kins, October 8 and O. Judge
George Gray, Of Delaware, will also
be speaker.
Miss Mary Rexroad, Of King.
wood. who has been attending
teachers institute at Clarksburg,
stopped off on her way home and
was the pleasant guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. c. Montgomery for a
dAy.-Graf:on Republican.
Our soldier boys are back from
Camp Perry a. Port Clinton, o.,
but failed to bring along anything
in She shape Of medals except a
good coat of tan aud vigorous appe
titles. They are way ahead of then
last years average, however.
w. r. S. Graham, who is IN the
sa@miIl business at Marlinton, va,
10 town this week on business anC
shaking hands with friends. r.,
gave The ARGUS a pleasant cali an,
had his subscription advanced t
1909, not for political reasons, bu
IN order to get the news.
The financial ro,dit,or ,C "a.