West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-14
IN AND ABOUT KlNeWoop.

County fairs have all closed.
Buckwheat cakes and sausage.
Corn husking is now in progress.
Red-hot politics over in Maryland.
Time TO bring out the gridiron hero.
The heating store can now be st up.
Vester b. Dunn is in Fairmont on legal
business.
John 6. Ziegler left Tuesday for Oak
land to do some work.
Camden Messenger is off duty this week
suffering from throat trouble.
Ed M. Heermans, Of Reedsville, spent
Sunday here with his parents.
Gordon Gall and brother. of Clarks-
burg, were here Tuesday on legal bust.
ness.
Have you noticed the new hitching post
in front OF the Supply Store on Price
street2
A. T. Collips, merchant of Bruceton
Mills, wes business visitor in town yes
terdsy.
DIR. O. A. Fowler, OF Morgantown, was
the guest OF Dir. and Mrs. p. j. Crogan
Sunday.
Mrs. Scott Morgan and Miss Mabel
Marsden, of Albright, were shopping in
town Monday.
Hn. John II. Garner is the guest of
Dir. and Mrs. Sherman Brand at Mason
town this week.
B. l.. Rees left Tuesday for Salem 10
join his wife, who has been visiting home
folks rome time.
Marshall w. Ogden, a prominent at
torney OF Fairmont, was here Saturday
conducting trustees sale.
Miss Julia Murdock returned Friday
from pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Connellsville, Pa.
James G. Gibson, of Masontown, was q
business visitor in the county seat Tues
day. He came via horseback.
Mrs II. C. Flythe left last week for a
visit with relatives and friends in Newark.
shreve, and other Ohio points
Mrs. G. G. Murdock, who has been
taking treatment at the Strickler hospital
for some time, was removed 10 her nome
Sunday.
Miss Ella Allender, who spent the sum-
NOR here the guest OF Dir. and Mrs. George
l.. Shaffer, left Monday for her home in
Grafton.
James Menear and Frank Sterling came
in from Pruntytown Saturday and spent
Sunday with home folks, returning in the
afternoon.
+. II. Carver, of the Mountain Park
Land Co., now developing in the north
ern part of the county, was here Tuesday
on business.
G. L. Watson came over from Morgan
town Saturday night and spent Sunday
with his family at the home OF Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Jenkins.
James T. Daley attended federal. court
at Clarksburg Friday and Saturday. The
court reappointed him U. s. commits
sioner for the next four years.
Mrs. Moses Core and daughter Minnie,
Miss Iva Lamb, and Arlie Thomas, all of
Aorgantown, spent Sunday the guests of
hr. and Mrs. George A. Herring.
Mrs. Francis Heermans is in Wheeling
attending the meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, which opened
it's session Tuesday evening and lasts four
days.
Attorney p. j. Crogan, of Kingwood,
one Of the most prominent lawyers of the
state, was here Monday on business be-
fore the circuit court. -Morgantown Do.
minion.
Col. G. G. Pierce was in town several
days this week on business. He has rent
ed the Carroll property at the head Of
Main street and will bring his family here
for the winter.
Miss Lena Williams returned last week
from months vacation in the nearby
counties. She has resumed her duties in
the postofice and the patrons are CORE
spondinEly pleased.
B. =. Cole, who is farming on small
scale this year, left sample potato at
this office which weighs a pounds. He
admits all are not that size, but does not
think it's his fault
DIR. and Mrs Clifford Davis, who have
been visiting relatives here and in other
parts Of the county, left Tuesday morn
Ing for Panama, where Mr. Davis is en-
ployed by The government
Leroy Shaw is having some roofing and
other repairs made on his residence. He
also contemplates enclosing his grounds
and hopes adjoining lot owners will join
him in the enterprise, believing in the
adage that good fences make good neigh
bors.
W. A. wilbur, Of Hsmbleton, Tucker
county, was the guest Tuesday Of his
brother-in-lsw, Leroy Bucklew, leaving
in the afternoon for Valley Point 10 visit
his sister, Mrs. Asbury Liston, few days.
Mr. Wilburn owns fine farm in Arkansas
end viii leave for that state next week 20
Inspect his property.