West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-03

Rupert vickery came in from Clarks-
burg last evening.
Mrs Ruth Kelley, of Orr, was visitor
IN town yesterday.
| Noble Montgomery and wife, Of Tun.
melton, were here Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ross Brand
Tuesday evening l0-pound hoy.
ID. \. Morris came home from Oakland
Saturday greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Plumer Barker, of Morgantown
was the guest of Miss Daisy Jenkins over
Memorial Day.
Miss Mary Mann, nuns at the Stricken
hospital, leaves for her home in Barnes
vile, Ohio, today.
The entrance to the IA.nhart ston. has
been improved by new iron door plate
and new sidewalk
Miss Martha Pratt, accompanied by
her parents, arrived home from the
college at Luthcrvillc.
Mrs. Georgc L. Shaffer and children
returned Tuesday evening from visit
with friends in Grafton.
Mr.. and Mn. W. y. Howard, of Graf
ton, were here from Saturday till Tues.
day the guests of friends.
John A. Lantz and son Scott, of
Aurora, were the guests Of relatives i'm
town several days this week.
John Wamsley was given the third de-
gree 10y the X. of P.'s Tuesday night and
Is now full-iedped knight.
Miss Ray Bishop, OF Tunnelton, spent
Monday here the gnest of her sister, Mrs.
Mae Bremen, of the Hotel Raleigh.
Engineer Harry Squirs, of Morgan.
Down, was here Monday and footed a
horn in the band to help along the &C.
casion.
I. DIR. +. w. Stricken and son Blake went
to Clarksburg Saturday, where they pur-
chased new driving horse. Blake came
in Sunday via horseback.
Baker Montgomery returned from Fair.
mont Sunday. where hc had been sub
jccted To AN N-ray examination To locate
some internal trouble.
Rev. George IL. McGrcw, of Silver
Springs, Md, who accompanied his
father home from Washington last week,
returned 10 his home Friday.
Maurice J.. Jackson moved into the
ID. Y. Morris residence ON East High
street Tuesday. He reports the grass Just
a. high i'm his end of the town as on Main
street.
Henry Dewitt had his foot badly cut
Tuesday while at work at Sutherland.
His AK was DETECTED by AN overhead
branch. DIR. ID. j. Rudasill dressed the
wound.
Mrs. Flora +. Horner, who spent the
winter in Washington, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Villa NJ. Strickler for few
weeks, before leaving for her home i'm
Lumbcrport.
Charles III. Manown left yesterday af-
ternoon for Philippi. He will probably
return the latter part Of the week 10y the
auto route providing the machine doesn't
bncak down.
Official orders for the encampment of
the First regiment of the West Virginia
national guard at Morgantown, and the
Second regiment at Parkersburg, from
July 1921, inclusive, have been issued
from the office of the adjutant general.
Mrs. Martha Irwin and Mrs. C.. II.
Dick, of Kingwood, are visiting Mrs. j.
F. Castle on West Main street. Master
Lewis and Robert Hurst of Kingwood,
are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. l..
F.. Hurst. ON West Wbford street.-Graf-
ton Sentinel.
Il. +. Fitchett. operator i'm the union
depot at Morgantown, visited Kingwood
Monday and had his name enrolled on
THE ARGUS mailing list Mr. Fitchett is
an old Prestonian and was recently pro-
NOTED from the Opekiska Office 10 his
present position.
large dog in the process of burying
bone can dig up considerable lawn, and
when such operation--a matter of instinct
with the dog-becomes an everyday oc-
currence the patience OF the most gracious
of neighbors is liable TO become exhausted.
The tipping over Of garbage cans in searh
OF scraps is another trick Of some dogs,
and to be confronted regularly every
morning with such a mess at your back
door is enough to get on the nerves Of
the "bcst Of neighbors"