West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-09-24
IN AND ABOUT KINGwOOD.

Plant your fall advertising.
The frost Is on the pumpkin.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Grand Democratic rally Saturday.
THE ARGUS, $3.50 a year, and worth il.
+. M. Murdoch spent Sunday in Wheel
ing.
Buy Of your local merchant when You
can.
keyser will have free delivery Decem-
Der L.
The town pig pens are getting rather
odoriferous,
DIR. w. III. Post. OF Masontown, was a
>Kingwood visitor Tuesday.
Ed Hawkins il away on two weeks
visit in Fairmont and Clarksburg.
l.. v. Reed, of the Terra Alta Republ-
can, was visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Everly left Mon
day for Clarksburg and will visit the fair.
p. j. Crogan spent several days in
Pittsburg this week on professional bust
ness.
g. b. Bergman, of near town, had a
number OF sheep killed by dogs few
nights ago.
Misses Flora Williams and Addie Stone
are visiting friends in Pittsburg and
Homestead.
Prosecuting Attorney Hughes and
Sheriff Schaefier were in Terra Alta yes
terday on business.
The Skyscraper store will be open for
business next Wednesday, September 80.
See al on fourth page.
Guy Hulderman, of Philippi, has ac-
cepted position in the Kingwood
Supply Store az clerk.
Ed. G. Gross, of Reedsville, was here
Tuesday attending the funeral of his
Aunt, Mrs. Catherine Copeman.
George A. Walls, John w. Watson,
and w. II. Mcdaniel are picking the
winners at the Clarksburg fair.
Murdoch and Thelma Fawcett returned
to their home in Wheeling Sunday after
noon accompanied by Frank Murdoch.
Mayor James T. Daley is putting a
, second story TO his residence, installing
heater, and otherwise improving his
property.
Preston county loses another old citi-
zen In the person of Noah Gross, OF
Howesville, who is now located in
Buckhannon.
The Company G. boys are back from
camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison, look
Eng little tanned, but highly pleased
with the outing.
George A. Herring was raised 10 the
sublime degree OF Master Mason at thC
meeting Of Preston Lodge, No. 90, A. F.
Il A. NJ, Monday night.
II you have been fortunate in selecting
your fall goods the next thing to do is 10
tell prospective purchasers about them
and then sale will follow.
W. +. Noel of Tunnelton, accompanied
by Senator David l.. Dick, Of Homecoming,
Md, we're in town yesterday and gave
THg ARGUS pleasant call
Miss Jessie Brown returned last week
from Wyoming, where she spent TN,
summer the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. +
Alton Eaton on their ranch
DIR. T.. w. Stricken and son Blake re.
turned from Grafton Monday, where On,
doctor purchased fine driving anC
saddle horse from Harry Maxwell.
Mrs. o. J.. johnson, and little son, o
Tucson, Ariz., is in town, having beer
called home by the illness Of her mother
Mrs. Catherine Copeman. She arriveS
several days before her mothers death.
Tho new VI. +. church at Newburi
will be dedicated October by Bishol
Moore. DIR. Doney, Of Buckhannon, will
also be present and preach. All train
viii stop at Newburg on that day.
A. J. Martin. a former resident o.
Kingwood who has been visiting friends
and relatives IN this vicinity the pas
summer, left for his home in Fresno
Cal THg ARGUS will keep him posteC
on Preston county affairs.
Miss Ethel Murdoch left Monday fol
San Francisco, where che will sail Octobc
for the Philippines, 10 join her sister
Mrs. Harry Nef. She will remain yea
and half, at which time Capt Nea7
term Of enlistment will have expired an,
they will all return home 70 Kingwood.