West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-17
West Virginia Argus.
IN AND ABOUT. KINewoOD.


w. III. Mcdaniel was a Morgan
town visitor Monday. s
p. J. Crogan made a business
trip to Grafton Saturday.
z. ]. Bowermaster left yesterday
on business trip to Pittsburg.
An epidemic of diphtheria is
likely to close the Dellslow school.
John Weaver, of HowesvilIe, is a
new recruit on THE ARGUS roll this
week.
Miss Irene Burchinal will be the
guest of friends in Masontown over
Sunday.
Miss Grace Conner, of Terra
Alta. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Will Lenhart.
w. ]. Bowermasier and little
dsughter.of Biuce,on, are the guests
Of relatives in town.
Ami r. Smith. OF Bruceton, was
in town yesterday Oh business and
gave US social call.
Miss Daisy jenkins left yesterday
for visit to the jamestown EXPOSE
ton and other points.
]. w. Flynn was in Terra Alta
Tuesday night being initiated into
Scott chapter, r. A. NJ.
Don't fail to hear Mrs. Lucie
Smell Marker a. the courthouse Fri.
day evening, October I8.
John G.. .Zeigler and family. of
Reedsville, have moved to town and
will make this their home.
Mrs. John c. Murdoch left last
THURSDAY for Ironton, Ohio, where
she is the guest of relatives.
A number of Morgantown's glass
houses will not open this fall on
account of wage difficulties.
Joseph M. Bower and family have
moved to Reedsvllle, where they will
make their home for the future.
S. c. Parks, Albrightsville, joined
the happy family this week and will
get THE ARGUS weekly tor the next
year.
w. G. Huntington, of Mountain
Lake Park, arrived in town Tuesday
and will have charge Of the Inn for
the winter.
John o Whetsell, oue of the
good Democrats Of Preston, was in
from the Whetseli settlement yester-
day on business.
DIR. and Mrs Ira II. Stafford
moved to Keyscr last week, where
the doctor will resume the practice
Of his profession.
Mrs. ]. w. Parsons, Of Morgan
town, was here Tuesday in attend
ance at the wooden wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. S. Brown.
A. w. Must, Of Terra Alta, is a
new name that will adorn THE AR
GUS mailing list for the next twelve
months, beginning this week.
M l.. Jackson, Of Fairmont, for.
mcr business manager of the Leader,
is here looking after business mat
tiers and will remain several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius K. Monroe
and children were the guests OF Gov.
and Mrs. Dawson at the executive
mansion in Charleston this week.
Serg:. Arthur A. Lowers, who has
been rusticating in the wjlJs Of
Washington county, Pa, the past
month or so, is with us once more.
He came alone.
Ed M. Heermans, who has been
down on The fam nature taking, re-
turned to town this week looking
fine. He claims to have added "a
pounds to his avoirdupois.
Henry Rehe, who lives near the
German settlement near town, offers
his farming implements, stock, grain,
etc, for sale on October 20. re
intends moving to Grafton in the
near future.
George W.Glenn, tram dispatcher
for the NJ. & X. railroad, with head
quarters at MorgantowD, was ope
rated on for appendicitis at tn,
Hoffman hospital, Keyser, on Sat
urday, and is doing we'll.
p. b. Michael, of Valley Point,
was in town last Friday on business
and took advantage of the dolla
open season for The ARGUS by ad
vancing his subscription to 1910
Mr.. Michael sets An example worth,
of emulation.
Miss Edna Gatewood entertatng,
a few Of ner young friends at he
home, on corner of High aud Nor
gantown streets, last Friday night