West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09


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The NJ. < X. station at Mannheim i.
nearing completion and is handsom,
building.
Miss nellie Schaefier left Tuesday for
Parkersburg to enter the Mountain state
Business College.
Frank Wolfe, of Reedsville, and daugh-
ter, Miss Pearl. are in Wheeling this week
attending the fair.
Frank Sterling went to Grafton Satur-
day 10 visit his aunt and some one else
returning Monday
Miss Nellie Sharps, of Connellsvine, il
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Metzler.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. f..
church will meet at the home of Maj L..
N. Orr Tuesday evening
George w. Wolf of Masontown, and
Mae b. Molisee, of Herring, were mar
ried in Oakland last week
Spencer Cole, of Morgantown, is here
this week visiting his brother, b. +. Cole,
and will remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Crogan, Mrs. Roy
o. Shaffer, and Miss Mamie Fawcett were
camping on the Cheat this week.
Mrs. Anna f. Richards, of Seattle.
Wash, formerly of Bruceton Mills, is a
new subscriber to The ARGUS this week.
Harvey Feather, of Albright, gave us
pleasant call this week and renewed his
subscription TO THE ARGUS 10 October l,
1910.
The ball game Monday was a rather
tame affair, the local boys putting in on
to the Oakland aggregation 20 the tune OF
2l toll
William Stuck, who came here 10 at
tend the funeral of his brother last week,
returned 10 his home in Parker City, Ind. =,
Saturday.
Miss Thelma Fawcett, who spent several
weeks here the guest of her aunt, Mrs. p.
j. Crogah, left last week for her home i'm
Wheeling.
While ascending the steps of her resi-
dence Monday Mrs. John II. Garner fell
and broke her arm. DR.. Stricken reduced
the fracture.
The evening train on the West Virginia
Northern was delayed several hours Fri
day by coal hopper leaving the rails at
I.ang's siding.
b. f. Carroll and family and Charles
w. Wolfe are camping on the banks OF
the Cheat near Trowbridge. Look out
for fish stories.
H. S. Whetsell left Sunday afternoon
for Wheeling to attend the convention of
postmasters and look in on the fair. lie
will return Saturday
Maurice Jackson moved this week from
the Morris property on High street to the
house recently vacated by George X.
Travis on Morgantown street.
William Ulrich, Of Washington, d. c.,
who was called here Sunday 10 see his
daughter Mabel, who broke her arm last
week, returned home yesterday.
A football team is in process Of organi-
cation here and the chances are for a
good eleven. The boys are enthusiastic
and will practice for the first time tonight.
Misses Pearl Fortney and Ethel Ward.
OF Cumberland who have been guests Of
their cousin, George l.. ShaTer, the past
week, left for their home yesterday morn
ing.
- Walter Childs, who has been operating
linotype on the Grafton Sentinel the
past year or more, has resigned and is
7lakisg a much needed vacation at his
home here.
The Elkins mines No. 4 opened up for
business Monday morning. About sixty
men are now employed and more will be
taken on later. This is good news for
KiDgwood.
M. b. Hoffman, Of Caddell, who had
his arm broken by being thrown from a
wagon last week, was in town yesterday
having the injured member encased i'm
plaster Of paris.
Mrs. =. G. Stemple and little daughter
Virginia, who have been here the past
month visiting the foumer' mother, Mrs
Mary X. Davis, left Monday for their
home in Buckhannon
Mrs, II. d. Clark, who spent tine sum-
mer here, left for her home in Ironton,
Ohio, Monday. She was accompanied 10y
her daughter, Mrs. John G. Murdoch.
and grandson Dent, who will remain soy
eral weeks.
Hon. William Frecburn, Of Sterling.
Nebr., in renewing his subscription Ia
IHE AHous, writes that he may make bis
annual visit b. Preston some time this
moHth. He reports times moderately
good in his section.
The annual convention OF the state
chapter Daughters Of the Confoderacy will
meet at Morgantown September ~ and 90
Plans are being made by the Morqantowr
delegation for great outing and an en-.
joyable time at the university city.
n. II Manown, who has been con
nected with the Allcbaugh printing ofic,
Tor long time past, will go to Monon
gahela City, Pa, in few days, where h,
viii he employed by the Mononeahels
Republican, one Of the Oldest papers IL
tho country and made famous by that Oh,
veteran, Col. Chill Hazard Every ON,
here wishes Newt lots Of good luck Nor
unnioun not,i,t..