West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-04
West Virginia Argus.
kINcwooD. NOVEMBER 4.
IN AND ABOUT KINGwooD.

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Rabbit season is open.
Halloween passed quietly.
You see il first in THE ARGUS.
The turkeys days are numbered.
Plant your holiday advertising now.
The corn show was brilliant success.
+. +. Parrack was in from Tunnelton
yesterday.
w. 6. Ofutt returned yesterday from
trip to Missouri.
Hunters licenses issued TO noon yes.
terday number 472.
p. ]. Crogan was i'm Morgantown Tues
day on legal business.
County Superintendent A. w. Carrco
was in town yesterday
Miss Daisy Jenkins spent Sunday in
Terra Alta visiting friends.
Simeon Mattingly, of TOWNSVILLE, took
in the corn show Saturday.
Will linn, Of Reedsville, spent Sunday
in town the guests Of friends.
Thomas Dunn, of Albright, was bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
j. J. Kelley, of Zar, attended the corn
show at the courthouse Saturday.
In advertising, as in counting a girl, it. g
the follow-up that gets in the results.
Mrs. Basha Williams, of near Tunnel
ton, was shopping in town Saturday.
Colmore Lazelle, of Morgantown, was
here yesterday looking over some coal
lands.
County court will meet next Wednes-
day TO consider plans for the new court
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Scott will leave in
a short time for Florida TO spend the
winter.
The man who could run a newspaper
10 suit everybody died and went to heaven
long ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe and baby
Glenn were here over Sunday visiting
relatives.
The experienced advertiser, like the ex-
perienced lover, isn't downcast by sim
gle failure.
j. Ray Smoot, assistant cashier of the
Newburg bank, was business visitor in
town yesterday.
Ed G. Gross and daughter, Of Reeds
vile, were pleasant business callers at this
Office yesterday.
Mrs. T.. Scott FELTON,, OF Whetsell, died
latt Thursday after long illness The
funeral took place Saturday.
Ed U. Orr, who was operated on for
abdominal rupture at the Stricken hos
pital last week, is convalescing.
M. S. Johns, OF near Hudson, was a
county seat visitor yesterday and gave
this Office a pleasant business call.
S. j. Sterling, wife, and young son re-
turned Saturday from pleasant visit
with relatives in Friendsvlle, Md.
Bruce Huffman, Of East Kingwood, is
down with typhoid fever. This is thC
eighth case in the family this year.
Buckner Bucklew, OF Rodamers, was q
business visitor in town Saturday and IA
vored THE ARGUS with an agreeable call.
John o. Whetsell, Of the east side. &C
companied by chip Of the old block
was prominent visitor in town Saturday
Earl Hawkins, who has been suferin,
with an injured knee the past two week,
and confined 10 his home, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. M. i. Miller left Saturday for III
kins, where she will be the guest Of hei
daughter, Mrs. J. N. Kockenderfer, sew
eral weeks.
s. b. Trembly, Of Mendoza. ILL.,. 4,
former Prestonian, sends us dollar {,
renew bis subscription TO TIE ARGUS
Says It is impossible 10 keep house with
out Il.
w. G. Brown returned Saturday from
a ten days trip TO Mount Clemens, Mich.
for treatment for rheumatism. lie IL feel
ing fine and says he left his affection II
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smoot aud Mrs
George W. Smith, who attended the 4Otl
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. D
J. Gibson, returned to their home in Fair
mont Friday.
William Protzman, an inmate Of th
county almshouse, died yesterday morn
ing about II O'Clock. He was operate,
on some time ago for rupture, but his cas-
was toe far advanced for surgical aid.
Noah Gross, Of Buckhannon, was scout
ing around this vicinity last week am
gave us a short but pleasant call. He re
ports that Dr. Kings g75 Jersey COW 20
into the feed room one night recently an
ate about half barrel Of chop, Her IN
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