West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-18

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IN AND ABOUT KlMeWoop.
A touch of winter.
n Turkeys seem scarce.
II Egg famine continues.
q The coal men are smiling.
= ANGUS list growing rapidly.
The early al catches the coin.
Where is that sewerage SYSTEM
A word TO the wise: Advertise.
Odor OF burning leaves in the air.
Revival in progress at NJ. Z. church.
Local hunters report game plentiful.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving Day.
Time to figure on Christmas present.
Q. G. Pierce is in Pittsburg on business.
Mrs. J. f. Hawkins is i'll with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. n. ]. Fortney and Mrs. S. w. Var
ner are in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Scott have gone to
Florida for the winter
Ex-senator S. b. Montgomery was here
from Tunnelton yesterday.
Harry Boone moved this week to the
Scott cottage at the head OF Main street
Mrs. ]. II. Werlich spent Tuesday in
Terra Alta the guest of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Van
Sickle.
r. l.. Tucker moved Tuesday to the
Crane apartment house on Tunnelton
street.
Mrs. Felix Elliott is the guest of Mr..
: and Mrs. A. Werner in Morgantown
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ben Brady returned
last week from pleasant visst in Berke-
ley Springs.
The 2-week-old baby Of Abncr Uphold
died suddenly Sunday morning. The flu
neral took place Monday.
Foster Ziegler is confined TO the house
with badly swollen face, the result of
coming in contact with some poison ivy.
The condition of James w. Parks, who
underwent an operation on his eyes at
Connelisville recently, is reported greatly
improved
Vester b. Dunn has purchased from ex-
Sheriff Schaeffer the property on Price
street occupied as barber shop by John
Wamsiey consideration, s., 500.
Spray Ashburn, of Reedsvilie, is the
proud father Of twins, each weighing
pounds. The visitors arrived last Thurs
day morning. -Morgantow Dominion.
Frank T. shafTer, of the Walls ShafIer
Company, moved his household goods
from Rowlesburg Monday and is now com
fortsbly installed in rooms over the store
Frank Sterling, who has been instruct
ing class in painting at the Pruntytown
reform school, is home again, the season
being too far advanced for this kind of
work.
The boiler at the Felix Wolfe sawmill
near the West Virginia Northern depot
J exploded last week, necessitating the shut
ting down Of the mill until the arrival Of
q new one.
Fifty-two issues Of THE ARGUS, one each
week Of tie year, makes a mighty hand
some Christmas present TO an absent one.
Just ponder over IL when you begin to
think on that subject.
Union Thanksgiving service will be
held this year at the Baptist church next
Thursday morning at 10: 80 O'Clock. Rev.
II. NJ. Ramsey, Of the Presbyterian church.
will deliver the sermon.
The aid society OF the Presbyterian
, church will hold bazaar and have ice
scream, cake, and coffee for sale at the
home Of George G. Giles Friday afternoon
sntl evening, December 3.
A. w. McGinnis, Albright; w. +. Or
mond, Pisgah jeremiah Thomas, Bruce
ton Mills; A. +. McMillen, Masontown,
and +. @. EVERY, Kingwood, we're last
week commissioned notaries public.
Snakes roaming the woods during the
middle Of November sounds rather fishy,
but Ben F.Cole captured one Of the gar.
ter variety while out hunting last Fri.
day and brought him TO town in his game
bag He's alive and risky and seems to
like his new home.
There 10 rumor current that Terra
Alta boosters are out in force throughout
the county to secure the new courthouse
Tor that village. When the state line con-
troversy Is settled Terra Alta will proba-
bly, wake up In Maryland, and Preston
sounty will have to build another court
house in West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Of Par
sons, who are the guests Of their son.in-
law, DR.. f. Watson, at Albright, were in
town Saturday visiting their son George
Mr.. Robinson paid his respects TO THK
ARGUS and ordered the paper sent 10 his
address for a year. They will visit in
Fellowsyille, their old home, several
months this winter.
Methsny'a buhr~orouod auotDvhs.t