West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-09-03
IN AND ABOUT KINGwOop.

Monday Is -abor Day.
Oysters are now in season.
rs, Newburs has building boom.
There's quite a drought in the county.
Morgantown will celebrate Labor Day.
James Haislip spent Sunday i'm Grafton.
d. I. Scott, of Bruccton, was in town
Monday
special term of circuit is called for
tomorrow.
Miss lisa Bucklew is visiting relatives
and friends in Terra Alta.
Z. G. Watson, of Masontown, was a
county seat visitor this week.
WI. Bowermaster, OF Bruceton, was
III town yesterday afternoon.
Paul She'll, OF Tunnelton, was bust
ness visitor in town yesterday.
The Cash Store Company advertises a
clearance sale in this week paper.
4 Rev. G. A. Federer, OF ReedsyilIe
visited the county capital yesterday.
Mrs. Villa Stricken. returned Friday
from weeks visit at Webster Springs.
DIR. W. f. Daley, OF Terra Alta, was
in town Yesterday on professional bust
ness.
k. A. Orr, who is now employed i'm
Newburg, spent Sunday here with his
family.
Nj. f. Walls, the successful merchant
of Valley Point, was in town Tuesday on
business.
George Pierce, who has been visiting
friends in town, returned to Buckhannon
Tuesday.
Ben oppenhemer, the Morg antown
merchant tailor, was in town yesterday
on business.
Our ball club went to Terra Alta Tues
day and had it handed to them TO the
tune of II to 6.
Charles PelI and family, Of Davis, are
here the guests of the formers father.
NJ Z. Pell, near town.
w. G. Conlcy left yesterday for Charles,
Town to attend session of the state
supreme court oil appeals
Miss Mary Haney left yesterday for
Uniontown, where she enters the hospital
to take n course as nurse.
Mr. and Mrs George Squires and
family, Of Fairmont, are spending two
weeks with friends here.
Mrs. w d. Garner, OF near Newburg,
was the guest of relatives i'm town this
week. She returned home yesterday.
Miss Sophia Schwendeman returned
Tuesday night from weeks visit with
relatives in Lowell and Marietta, Ohio.
Miss Gladys Pierce returned TO her
home in Buckhannon Friday after II
pleasant visit with friends in Kingwood.
The ladies' aiG society of the NJ. T..
church will meet at the parsonage Tues
day evening, September s, at 3 O'Clock.
Noah D. Tasker, Of near Mountain
Lake Park, and Cora NJ. Baker, OF
Rowlesburg, were licensed to wed in
Cumberland last week.
Edward, the 1O-ycar-old son Of Martin
Griffin, fell from an apple tree last week
and broke his arm. Or. T.. W. Strickler
set the injured member.
Mrs s. A. Dougan. Of wayncsburq,
Pa, accompanied by her daughter, Sallic,
arrived in Kingwood Wednesday OF last
week and is tho guest Of her brother,
w. G. Worley
William Wotring, who has been spend
ing his vacation here with his mother
Mrs. a. G.. Scott, returned TO Cumbcr.
land Tuesday, where hc is employed on
the Daily News
a new meat markct'will be- opened on
Price street this morning by Rcppert q
Evick Both gentlemen are well knowr
and know the business thoroughly, am,
we wish them success in their new un
dertaking.
Mrs. NJ T.. Jordan spent Monday an,
part Of Tuesday i'm Morgantown th,
guest Of her sister, Mrs Nelson Huffman
This Is the first meeting Of the sisters il
twenty-five years and an introduction
was necessary to establish identity.
Mrs. Minerva Dawson died al hc
home in Rowlcsburg Friday morning o
last week from the inGrmitics due 70 oil,
age. She was ~ years old and th
mother Of thirteen children, eleven 20
whom survive, all residing in this state
This is but the third death in the iamil,
in Gity-fve years.