West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-11-05
~ ,NB ABOUT KINGwOOD.

Full moon Sunday.
Pay your election bets
Thanksgiving next holiday.
Election is over; get TO work.
Now listen to the 81 told you so"
First snow of the season yesterday.
Halloween was celebrated very quietly.
Garrett county, Md, has suicide cpl
demic.
George b. Folk went to Martinsburg
to vote Tuesday.
Attorney General w. c. Conley left
Tuesday for Charleston.
A. NJ. Golf, of Rowlesburg, was a b, 81
ness visitor in town yesterday
+. i. Dennison, OF Newburg, gave us
a pleasant business call yesterday
Subscribe for and ready your own Arc s.
Don't borrow il of your neighbor. BE
independent
The Kingwood Racket Store offer in
this issue host of bargains 10 the thri ty
shoppers. See adj on fourth page
In proclamation of unusual lens tn
President Roosevelt has named Thursd. Y,
November 26, as Thanksgiving Day.
The ladies' aid society OF the NJ. L.
church will meet at the home of Ms.
j.. G. EVERY, Tuesday, November 10, at
1880 p. IN.
Mrs. b. +. Cole, who has been confined
to her bed by sickness the past few weeks,
Is considerably improved and is now able
TO be up and around.
Rev. r. NJ. Ramsey left Tuesday morn
ing for Philadelphia, where he will spe nd
his annual vacation. He will he gone
until after Thanksgiving.
The football team of the Grafton me-
chanical school defeated the Kingwood
boys Friday afternoon by score of IL to
U. The game was extremely interesting.
A Jolly crowd participated in the mas
querade dance at the armory last Friday
night. The Kingwood orchestra furnish ed
the music and the dance proved big
success.
Will Rexroad, Clint Thomas, James
Menear, and Superintendent II. +.
-Flesher, of the reform school, Prunty-
town, came to Kingwood TO cast their
votes Tuesday.
The grand lodges of the Masonic order
will meet in Fairmont November 10, II,
and IL, and the local bodies have com
menced extensive preparations 10 enter
tain the visitors.
One small al may not empty your store
OF goods, but constant pounding at the
people in the newspapers will bring them
to your place of business and make friends
and buyers out OF them.
Misses Beatrice Brown, Of Rowlesburg,
and Gretchen Warrick, of Morgantown
were here for the masquerade dance Fri
day night and remained over few days
the guests of Mrs. J. NJ. Crane.
George a. Dean, editor of the Lumber
port Independent, has quit his job in ais.
gust and goes out as advance agent OF a
theatrical company. Lack Of patron. &c
was the cause of the papers suspension.
The ARGUS is in receipt of a correction
by some one signing himself Honesty. -
AS no other name accompanies the arti.
Gle we are compelled 10 doubt his hone stS
and therefore consigned it to the We 5te
basket
The annual meeting Of the West Nir.
ginia grand lodge OF Odd Fellows will IN
held at Bluefeld the week beginning No
vember l6 Representative Of the or. lei
from all parts Of the state will be i'm At.
tendance.
A widOwer who was married recently
for the third time and whose bride hae
been married once before, wrote acros
the bottom Of the wedding invitation
''Be sure and come; this is no amateur
performance
Rev. George B. Deyer, pastor Of On,
Kingw0od Baptist church, preached hi
farewell sermon Sunday night Ills re ig
nation had been rendered some month
ago, but the congregation prevailed upoi
him TO remain. lie has not fully decide,
where he will locate for the future.
Election returns were received at tn,
armory Tuesday night by special wire
and quite a number took advantage o
the occasion to hear the news. The pro
motors deserve great credit for their on
terprise, and we are sorry 20 state the.
were not ~ literally pstronized a. the.
deserved.