West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30
IN ann ABOUT KInsWoop.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Crane, Of Terra
Alta, were in own yesterday.
Misses Carrie Herring and Mabel Len
hart are suffering with tonsilitis.
w. II. G. Messenger is seriously IN with
stomach trouble at his home east of town.
Hon. A. Bliss McCrum was a business
visitor in Pittsburg and Wheeling this
week.
Prof. Cyrus vanBibber lie in Hunting
ton this week enjoying his Christmas va
cation.
Prot. George b. Folk is spending the
holiday vacation with home folks near
Shepherdstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Montgomery, OF
Masontown, are visiting relatives here
during the holidays.
Raleigh FELTON,. who is attending bust
ness college at Connellsville, Pa, is
home for the holidays.
Virgil Clayton, Of Pittsburg, and Arthur
CLAYTON, OF Warrington, spent Christmas
here with their parents.
Miss Dove Mcdaniel, a teacher in our
public schools, is spending her vacation
with her parents near Manown.
The Buzz club held n delightful dance
at the Inn Tueseay night. A number of
outTof-town guests were present.
Miss Nellie Goodwin, oneof Rowlesburg's
popular teachers, is visiting here with her
mother during the holiday season.
NJ. ID. Martin, of seaton, H., son of
s. 81. Martin, Reedsville, il visiting
friends and relatives in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bolyard and
children were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wolfe in M~organtown Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Calvert, of Morlan,
rejoice over the arrival of a daughter at
their home Tuesday night OF last week.
G. A. Goff. Of Newburg, was in town
Monday on business and had his name
enrolled on The ARGUS list as a new sub
scriber.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Hughes spent
Christmas in Parkersburg the guests of
the formers mother and sister, returning
Monday.
w. f. Hawkins is visiting relatives in
Halleck this week. His wife and little
son have been there some time and will
accompany him home.
Mrs. Il. +. Montgomery iaserionsly in
disposed at the home OF her daughter,
Airs. j. +. Hawkins, in West Kingwood,
,from stomach trouble.
DIR. and Mrs. +. w. strickler and son
Blake spent Christmas in Shinnston with
the formers father, DIR. u. Stricken, re-
turning Sunday night.
Misses lisa Bucklew and Lois Swear
ingcn, who are teaching in the Aurora
schools, are spending their holiday va
cation with home folks.
a number Of our business men went 10
Rowlesburg yesterday to attend a meet.
Ing Of the board Of directors of the Rowles-
borg Grocery Company.
Mrs. NJ. r. Davis and daughter Edith
are in B~uckhannon this week visiting
RELATIVES. They will stop a few days in
fiiorra before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Werlich and the
latter's mother, Mrs. NJ. +. Miller, spent
Clristmas in Morgantown the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Albright.
DR.. 3. a. Rees spent Christmas with
his family at the home of Mrs. Rees'
parents in Salem. He returned Monday
evening accompanied by his family.
Start the new year by sending TnE
ARGUS 10 your distant relative or friend.
1t * cheaper than writing a letter and
they will get more news than you can
think Of writing.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gof, Of Rowlesburg, spent
Christmas here with Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y.
Beavers and family, leaving for her home
Monday morning. Mrs. Golf is the mother
OF Mrs. Beavers.
Miss Marguerite Griffin, who has been
attending school in Syracuse, N. Y, the
past year, returned home last Thursday
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Martin G. Griffin,
Clyde Watson, who is finishing a course
IN medicine at the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore, is spending the holt
days with his parents here and visiting
friends In nearby towns.
DIR. l. J. Culp, Of Pennington, was a
professional visitor at the strickler hos
pital Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, having accompanied Ephraim Ash
craft from that place for surgical treat
mcnt.
Prof. w. G. Gist, principal Of the
Corapolis pa public schools came in
Tuesday night 10 attend the Buzz club
dance and visit with friends a few days.
He left this morning for Wcllsburg 10
visit his parents.
A.. +. West, a brakeman on the NJ. &
X. had his RIGHT foot hurt at Caddell by
being caught in a aange yesterday morn
ing. lie was brought 10 the strickIer
hospital for treatment and then sent 10
his home in Morgantown.
John B. Ford returned Saturday from
Laneville, Tucker county, where he has
beer engaged In the lumber business the
past six months. His daughter Agnes,
who Is teaching school in the same town,
accompanied him. They will remain un.
III after The holidays.
TINS ARGUS would like 10 add a number
Of new names 70 It's subscription list the
hrst Of the year, and we would like ali
who ara mot ooos a,bocrfh..