West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-23
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Merry Christmas.
Full moon Sunday.
Skating is excellent.
Hang up your stocking.
Winter began yesterday.
The shortest days Of the year.
Looks like a white Christmas.
Good prospects for a big ice crop.
Christmas trees at all the churches.
A little more snow would help Shedding.
G. w. Wolfe has been commissioner a
notary public.
James w. Carroll was a Morgantown
visitor Sunday.
Mrs p. J. Crogan was shopping in
Grafton Tuesday.
George z. Burke, OF Birds Creek, was
in town Monday.
William D. Martin, of Irona, was here
Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Brown are visit
ing in New York City.
Harold Hyde is home from Davis Elkins
college for the holidays.
Tic Kingwood Racket Store is the
busiest place in town.
ID. @. Radabaugh, Of near Albright,
gave us a pleasant call Friday.
Up TO date sol hunters licenses have
been Issued by TIE county clerk.
o. Q. Crane. cushier Of the Terra Alta
Bank, was here on business Tuesday.
]. NJ. G. Fairfax and ]. T. Menear, Of
Reedsyille, were here on business Mon
day.
Miss nellie Schaeffer, who is attending
school in Parkersburg, is home for the
holidays.
Rev. G.. A. Federer, of Reedsville, was
In town a short time Friday afternoon
on business.
a. 7. Collins, the Bruceton Mills mer-
chant, was here on business at the court
house Monday.
Foster Rodeheaver left Tuesday for Bal
timorc, where he will work for a tele-
phone company.
NJ. A. Eyerly, of Bruceton Mills, was
here Friday and gave The ARGUS a
pleasant business call.
Up. Martin returned Saturday from a
ten days visit In Calhoun county looking
after business interests.
n. Morris, of Terra Alta, editor of the
Terra Alta Republican, gave THE ARGUS
a brotherly call Monday.
The Buzz club will give a dance at the
Inn Tuesday evening, December %. An
enjoyable time is anticipated.
Miss Caroline Herring, who is a student
at Broaddus college, Philippi, is spend
eng the Christmas holidays at home.
The stork paid a visit to the home Of
Dir. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams Monday
morning and left a bright girl baby.
Two more days grading and the West
Virginia Northern railroad will be ready
10 lay rails ON their extension into town.
John w. Kelley, of Terra Alta, was a
county seat visitor last week and en-
rolled under THE ARGUS banner for a
year.
Tho second annual exhibition of the
Morgantown Poultry and Protective As
sociation will be held December %, 20,
30, and 81.
Thomas Haigh, Jacob Hartman, and
Asscellus Albright were Wednesday Wis
itors from Portland district on some bust
nees matters.
~ n. Sanders, Of near Terra Alta, was
= ouainess visitor in town Saturday and
bal his nsme placed on The ARGUS list
~ = new subscriber.
Georgp A. Walls, Ed G. Everly, A. G.
HUGHES, and Mrs. g. @. Stone attended
ihe funeral services Of Spencer Crane at
Aibrigkt Monday forenoon.
Remember that dollars spent out Of
town don't come back. Also remember
That the merchants who have bargains to
offer always advertise the fact.
Carney Fortney. brakeman on the
M. 4 X passenger train, had his shoulder
dialocated while at work Monday morn
ing DR.. g. A. Pratt rendered the nee
easary relief.
THs ARoos force was delightfully."- enter
tSi1ed last night by the boys band. The
boys have rooms over the Office and prac-
ticc every Wednesday evening. They are
becoming quite proficient and are a credit
10 the town.
W. q. Peterkin, president Of the
Citizens Trust 4 Guaranty Company Of
Psrkersburg, Is here today appearing be-
fore Special Master A. b. McCrum in
matters pertaining 10 the Orr Coal &
Coke Company
Mn. Elizabeth Wheeler, Of RecdsviIe.
fell while entering her home Tuesday
evening and broke her hip joint. DR..
s. a. Pratt, her son-in.law, was called
and rendered the necessary surgical aid.
She Is resting eauy.
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