West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-07-15
IN AND ABOUT Klnawoop.
Dog days.
Harvest tinnn


New moon Saturday.
Raspberries are ripening
Now is the time TO advertise.
Baseball fans are getting bnsy.
The rain this week is appreciated.
Summer normal will close this week.
Do your buying from home advertisers
Old-time concert at armory Saturday
night.
;. A. Chichester was IA business visitor
from Whetsell Saturday
Attorney General w. G. Conley spent
few days in town this week
Miss Josie Cans, of Grafton, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. schaefIer and
family.
l.. j. Stemple, of Amboy had his name
enrolled a. new subscriber to The ARGUS
Tuesday.
Il. +. Jefiers, OF GAINESVILLE, was here
short time Monday and gave TIE ARGUS
a pleasant call.
Grace, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Field. is seriously i'll with
cholera infantun.
A reunion of the Feather family will be
held at the Lutheran church in the Crab
orchard August %.
George b. Folk, the newly elected prin-
cipal OF our schools, left Friday for his
home near shepherdstown.
Ex-Gov. w. NJ. o. Dawson came in
from Charleston Sunday evening. He left
yesterday for Richmond, Va.
Mrs Mary r. Davis left for Hiorra Sat
urday, where she will be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. j. Morgan Orr.
Miss Pearl Wolfe, of the telephone ex-
change, spent Sunday in Morgantown the
guest Of Miss Birdie Mccartney.
Miss Margaret Stricklcr returned Mon
day evening from four weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Shinnston, Fair
mont, and Lumberport
w. G, Brown was in Grafton Saturday
as a member Of the board of commission
ers TO view. fix, and place valuation upon
property selected for postofIice site, which
was accordingly done
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Imbach and
children have returned from Kingwood
where they spent short time. They are
very much pleased with the hospitality OF
the people Of that village and are charmed
with the summer climate. -Morgantovn
Dominion.
Mrs. Maud Russell, Of Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. Matte Rowlen, of West Grafton. and
Arthur Wotring and family, Of Newbnrg
drove over from Newburg Sunday morn.
ing and spent the day the guests of their
mother, Mrs. A. G. Scott, in this place
returning in the evening.
Mrs. Maud Medsgar and sons Harlan
and Oliver. Of scottdale, Pa. Mrs. Mar,
NJ Jennewine and son Playford, Of Jacob,
Greek, Pa, and Harris NJ Hayden, oil
New Alexandria, Pa, are visiting then
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. VI. Hayden. al
their home near this place.
People from Morgantown, Grafton, Tun
Melton, Terra Alta, Rowlesburg, and Other
nearby towns have promised to attend Oh,
Old-time concert at the arnory Satnrda,
night. Everybody will get full worth foI
their money and be helping a worthy an,
deserving cause. Proceeds for the Baptiy
church. Tickets on sale at book store.
William A. Thomas, the welI-knowr
carpenter and contractor, leaves this week
for Vineland, n. j., to supervise the con
structiop Of a fine residence for his wife,
sister, formerly Miss Jennie Graham. an,
resident Of Kingwood when her father
the late Samuel Graham, was pastor O.
the Presbyterian church here. Mr.. Thoma
viii be absent all summer.
Prof Dickson W Parsons. instructor i,
the Montgomery branch 81 the university
is here this week visiting his sisters. Mrs
Us. Brown aud Miss Fannie Parsons. II,
was at Terra Alta Tuesday 10 see his Of,
university chum, Prof William X. Shaw
who ~ teacher In the Florida state nor
mai school. They are arranging Tor a tril
10 the northwest 10 take in the Yukon ok
position and come back through CaIifor
MIA end the southwest through Arizoni
add New Mexico. They will proDabl
leave next week and be- gone the rest o
their summer vacation