West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-21

Eleven schools in Barbour county
without teachers.
c. b., Bergman, of Housewife,
was in town Tuesday.
Morgan county canned over 200
carloads of tomatoes this season.
The home paper is the mirror in
which those at distance see us.
w. c. Smith, of Reedsville, ia
vored us with a pleasant visit last
Saturday.
Charles Farrell, of Phoenix, Ariz.,
Is a new name on THE ARGUS list
this week.
When you help your home paper
you help your town and indirectly
help yourself.
III. ID. Carroll, OF Herring, a vet
Urinary surgeon. was a business
visitor in town Tuesday.
George Winger, of Morgsntown
was here last week. advertising theat-
sricsls for, Swisher's Theatre.
Fairmont was selected for the an
nual convention of the grand lodge
of West Virginia Masons next year.
Jacob Spiker, of Herring, was
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business visitor in the county CAPT.
tai Saturday and paid his respects
to THE ARGUS.
]. Edgar Long, travelling supenn-
tendent for ]. III. Weaver, of Phila.
Jdelphia, has been in town several
days on business.
c. B. Moore, of Albrightsville,
offers at public sale on Saturday,
November 3o,several horses, wagons,
harness, etc. See ad elsewhere.
]. w. Overfeld, of Reedsville,
was a county seat visitor Saturday
and remembered THE ARGUS by ex.
tending his subscription to 1909.
= Walter Chiids was called home
from Grafton last week by the seri-
Gus Illness of his father. He left
Tuesday afternoon, the danger point
being passed.
+. p. Gale, of near Tunnelton,
this week renewed his subscription
. TO The ARGUS, and also ordered the
I'nres-Star, together with the maps
and stock breeding guide.
Hon. w. G.. ConIey aud DR.. ].
M. King, delegates to the grand
lodge. A. +. & A. M, at Parkers-
burg, returned Friday. and report
having had splendid time.
William P. Phillips, of Halleck
WA, and David Fletcher, of Kan
sas, were the guests of w L. Hawkins
and family last week. Mr.. Phillips
is the father of Mrs. Hawkins.
Mrs. Martha Brown and daughter,
Miss Julia, of near Kingwood, are
in Oakland visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. w. II. Eavenscroft, at
her home on Third street Oakland
Republican.
Saturday morning Henry Kramer,
operator at the electric light plant,
handed in his resignation and is
now taking q much needed rest. He
was succeeded by Thomas Calls, of
Mountain Lake Park.
Ii may be great sport for some of
our young men VITO persist in
breaking the electric light bulb at
the cemetery entrance, but others
will join in the hilarity when these
hoodlums are apprehended.
Correspondents will confer ia
vor next week by writing their let.
tiers day earlier. As publication
day falls on Thanksgiving Day, we
will>go to press Wednesday in order
that the holiday may be observed.
G1seppi Georgessi, a Masontown
( merchant, was arrested last Thurs.
day for un!swfully retailing beer.
He waived hearing at this place
: Friday and the grand jury win de-
eide his<case at the next term Of
court.
3 The ARGUS job department has
been unusually busy the past week,
and u we do say it, the line of work
turned out would be credit to a
town great deal larger. than King.
wood. Up TO date material and
efficient workmen Is the secret.
While hunting last week in Hamp.
shire county Attorney WIN. Polling,
OF CIarksburg, received liberal
sprinkling of fine bird shot from the
gun OF John J. Cornwell, editof,of
the Romney Review. The shooting
was purely accidental and no harm
was done
Don't lose sight Of the fact thN
the home dealers are the ones Who
deserve your trade, particularly