West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-31
IN AND ABOUT YiNGwOOD.


roads in the state.
DR.. E. w. Strickler was in Nor.
gantown Monday.
w. II. Mcdaniel made a business
trip to Morgantown Tuesday.
DR.. c. T. Smith, Of Tunnelton,
is nov located at Croxton, Va.
The young folks have a mas.
querade party at the armory tonight.
James G. Copeman spent several
days in Grafton this week on bust
ness.
5. r. Trembly, Mendoza, H., is
new name on THE ARGUS list this
week.
Simeon Ma,,ingly. of Howesville,
paid this Office a business visit Sat-
urday.
w. &. Wolfe, OF Austen, was a
business visitor IN the county seat
Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Schaeffer. who is
teaching school at Reedsville, spent
Sunday at home.
/. A. Frankhouser, of Ear, while
in town Tuesday gave THE ARGUS
an agreeable call.
Miss Laura Trickett, of Perry.
opolis, Pa, is the guest of Mrs.
Glenn Carroll, near town.
Senator Nathan Bay Scott was
elected thirty third degree Mason
in Washington last Thursday.
Rufus Rodeheaver, the poet of
Pnngles run, was in town Tuesday
and gave us very pleasant call.
Henry l.. Reckart, of Cuzzart,
enlisted In The ARGUS ranks this
week for year, and pro badly longer.
Walter Stone and family are busily
engaged packing household goods
this week preparatory to moving to
Grafton.
Mrs. John C.. Murdoch returned
last week from a pleasant two
weeks visit with frienos aud rela-
tives in Ironton, Ohio.
: ; DIS. Morgan, of Aibrightsville,
was here on business Tuesday, and
subscribed for THE ARGUS. Thus
the good work goes on.
Mrs. w. F. Hanway had an ex.
tensive abdominal operation per-
formed at the Strickler hospital
yesterday. Her condition is critical.
Rev. Fl. S. Cheneweth, of Being.
ington, has been secured as pastor
OF the Baptist church at Terra Alta
and has moved there with his
family.
Clyde Schaeffer, Of Morgsntown,
was mere yesterday decorating our
bill boards with paper advertising
theatrical attractions In the Univer-
sty town.
Elmer K. Trembly, Of Terra Alta,
was in town Monday attending court
and'transacting other business. He
dropped into THE ARGUs to shake
hands and leave some of the root
of all evil"
X. c. Wagner, one of Rowles-
burg's venerable citizens, was in
town Saturday on business and adj
vanced his subscription to 1909.
He says il is impossible to get along
without The ARGUS.
Mrs. S. b. Ayres and daughter,
Miss Lola, of Grafton, arrived in
town Saturday and we're the guetss
. of w. III. Mcdaniel until Sunday,
when they left for Morgantown to
visit Mrs. Ayres' son Charles.
Cecil Montgomery, of Grafton,
spent Sunday IN town with friends,
and accompanied Mrs. Montgomery
home. She hal just returned from
Baltimore and stopped off in the
county capital to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barlow, O;
this place, returned Monday of last
week from Richmond. Va, having
been called there by the death of
Mrs. BarIow's father, Joseph Lang,
which occurred the Friday previous.
Lloyd Montgomery, the 10 year
old son Of n. b. Montgomery, was
/. operated on for a diseased bone
near the shoulder joint at Strickler's
hospital yesterday aud has a fine
chance Of recovering the full use of
bis arm.
At the sale by the circuit court
Of the John s. Murdoch property
the brick building at the corner of
High and function streets was
purchased by P. J. Crogan and the
old home property went to John c.
Murdock.
Last Thursdays edition Of the