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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-12
Obituary

Leander kidwell Guthrie, born Feb
ruary %, 1886, died October 20, 1914,
age 5S years. seven months and % days.
Heart failure is supposed to have been
the cause OF his death. Eleven days be-
fore his death he fell from an apple tree
iracturing his shoulder and disl coating a
joint, but il was thought bv DIR. Goldy
smith to Ice rapidly recovering, when Sh
Tuesday morning he was suddenly tg1ken
worse. DIR. Goldsmith was Immediately
summoned but he was beyond all medical
aid and passed peacefully away at II
o'clock, living only two hours after taken
worse. Funeral services were held Thurs
day ut 1880 at Shady Grove church after
short services at the house conducted by
Rev. jeremiah Thomas. after which the
remains were laid TO rest i'm the willet
cemetery, burial in charge OF under
taker T.. q. Harmed OF Hazelton.
Leander Kidwell Guthrie was the son
of Alexander and Ann Guthrie. He was
unmarried and leaves three full sisters
aud one full brother and three half sisters
TO mourn his loss. His father, mother,
one brother and one sister and four half
brothers proceeded him to the grave.
Those living are Mrs. Demeris Faulkner
of lIazelton, Miss Malissa of Uniontown,
Pa, Miss Clara and Allen with whom he
resided, Mrs Persls Romesburgh of Git
ton Mills, Mrs. Caroline Bolyard of New
burg, Mrs Louisa Frankhouser Of Bran
donville, half sisters.
The deceased was member OF the
Lutheran church from youth and for
many years deacon in the church, and
had for several years been very success
inl vocal instructor. He was kind and
loving brother, loved by all who knew
him. He will be sadly missed by brother.
sisters and other relatives and by all who
knew him.
There was large crowd i'm attendance.
Those from distance were Miss Malisea
Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Franks
and little daughter and Alexander Romes-
burgh of Uniontown, Pa, Mr., and Mrs.
Chauncey Miller of Somerield, Pa, Mr..
Samuel Romesburg and daughter of Ciif-
ton Mills.
The floral offerings were beautiful. A
beautiful wreath OF lavender crysanthe-
NUNS came from Uniontown.
Ii has been n great loss TO his family
and near friends bat they have the as
surance that lac has gone to join the
angels and his God whom he so faith
fully served.
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Cherry Grove

We are having fine weather for the
farmer TO gather late fall crops.
Jackson Deal and Greedy Strawser
were present at the old fashioned spelling
bee given by the people of the Spergion
school.
Ray Strawser and family has moved
i'm with Jacob Nicola where he expects 10
stay until spring.
Frank Schnopp has been hauling lime
rock the past week. Frank is hustler
and we wish him future success.
DR.. George Shafier passed through
this vicinity enroute TO Bruce Deals TO
see Bessie Rodeheaver who has been
very sick with dyspepsia.
Jackson Deal is now working for George
Evans.
Elmer Strawser and Philip Schnopp
were helping Gay Guseman with his corn
husking last Thursday.
Benjamin Benson has been helping
HIHleI SJThWser nusklng corn.
Charles Deal has purchased the home
place of his mother and expects to move
the following week.
Charles Fike has purchased the property
belonging TO Bruce Deal, near Cherry
Grove, and expects 10 move soon.
Roy Fike and FLOW Friend are going to
stay with f. X. Miller's this winter.
Cyrus Shafer says because winter il
very close, believes lie will make prepare
tons and accompany Mr.. Benson on his
celebrated "sesi hunt"
We certainly feel very Rreatful in hav.
ing Hon. VIM g Brown occupying a
seat in congress again. We believe he
is fully able of helping make our Law.
that safeguard our nation. We are glad
TO have him IN preference TO his London
seal broker competitor.
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GAINESVILLE

Our farmers generally are finishing up
their fall work with apples and corn yet
on the unfinished list regardless OF the
almost unprecedented fall we have en-.
joyed
Our genial host, j. u. Browning, tx
serving on the federal jury at Philippi
this week.
Quite number OF our people attended
the funeral services of Mrs. Henry Al
bright at Hayes, Md, last week
Our first snowstorm of the season oc-
CURED on Sunday evening when the
ground was well covered with snow, re-
naming yet today (Tuesday).
Our friend T., +. Jenkins is moving his
family 10 Terra Alta. We are certainly
sorry 10 see them leave, and know they
will be greatly missed. We hope, how
ever. for their return when the roses
bloom again.
We are at last To have cobblcr.
Jakey James il preparing to swat the
last for all there is in it, so give him u
trial and let him show you.
Among the happenings in our COM
munity was social hop last Saturday
night at Joseph Reckart's.
Our new preacher, Rev. w. IL. Hender-
son. has entered upon his duties. He
coutemplates beginning II series of meet
ings here i'm the near future.
Our town boys are all hunting rabbits.
Garfield Wilhelm killed a fine porker
today. John III. Reckart was the butcher.
G. G.. Tccts has made some fine inn
provoments to his residence by adding Il
new front porch and a pantry.
G. w. Cramer is quite busy repairing
guns for the young nimrods.
Well since Garrett county has gone
dry, the watch word will be, "On to
Cumberland"
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RuthbelI

Here are n few more items from Ruthbcll
so the people will know that we are still
among the living.
Quite number of Ruthbell people
attended the hight school fair at Albright
last Friday evening. There were quite a
number OF articles on exhibit which were
of interest, such as large pumpkins, pies,
cakes, candies, aud many other things
too numerous TO mention.
o. III. Latt was reported on the sick
list last Sunday, but We see he is able 20
be out again. DR.. r.. r.. Watson OF Al
bright, was the attending physician.
Miss Edna Sypolt of Riverdale, was n
pleasant visitor here last week.
@. f.. Robinson went to Riverdale last
week in his car Tony"
G. ID. Polling made trip to Terra Alta
last Sunday IN his car.
Mr., and Mrs. W. f. Williams made
us visit from the camp, Saturday even
ing
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New Grange Organized

grange was organized at Manown,
October 18th, with good member
ship and promises TO be a strong or
ganization. Officers were elected as
follows:
Master. A. X. Miller: Overseer.
Frank +. Barlow; Lecturer, Arthur
II. Everets; Steward, l.. W. Miller
Assistant Steward. j. Ross Manown
Chaplain, NJ. H. Hayden; Treasurer
c. b. Bergman; Secretary, Lawrence
Barlow; Gatekeeper, Sylvester Bar
low; Ceres, Mrs. Flora b. Hayden
Comona, Mrs. Lula Bradshaw; Flora,
Florence Eyerts; Lady Steward, Mrs
Mary G.. Lennon.
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RiVerdaie

We had little rain and snow Sunday
evening. Our first big snow Tor first
cold spelD was about this time last year
Miss Elda Sypolt spent the week end
visiting friends in Morpantown.
1t was said in the Riverdale news last
week that Ruthbell did not have the
nerve 10 write US letter and tell us the
news, but / see they have picked up
enough nerve to write us little letter
at last.
Mrs l. +. Sypolt was in Morgantown
one day last week on business.
People who read the New Dominion
Morpantown paper, noticed some time
ago what IL said about man and woman
OF Albright having fight on the AL
bright bridge. That is a mistake-as
the fight occurred on the Caddell bridge.
Mrs. Frank Crane of Albright. was n
Morgantown visitor for a short time last
Saturday.
o. II. Scott has been on the sick list
few days the past week. We hope he
Is better at this tine.
Guy Sypolt was in Albright a short
time Sunday evening.
G +. Robinson was in Riverdale de-
livering groceries Monday.
The missionary meeting was held al
Mrs. Bert Bonds last Wednesday. Quite
large crowd atteuded They reported
a fine time and decided 10 have the next
meeting at Mrs. ! T. Sypolts.
Earl Balls smiling face was seen at
Albright Sunday. Everybody was glad
to see him back once again
i. Staley Martin Of Terra Alta, n.
Strawser, Lee and Chester Slagel, Mary
Truman and Lily and Lily Elliott. Bill
Wickwire, Chester Snyder, Frank Elliott.
and William stocket we're guests at
Sypolts Sunday
Mrs Lucy McPeck, wife Of William
McPeck, died last Thursday Of abscess OF
the lungs. She was brought to Albright
| Saturday morning and was buried al
Beech Run hill, the place where she was
raised, but the time Of her death was
living in Morgantown. She was the
mother Of seven children, all living bat
one. Her mother, ninety years old. Il
left 10 grieye the loss Of her last daughter.
Out Of eight children she has but tw,
left, = g Martin and George Martin.
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Mrs. Rev. Cottor o. McMechen, n,t
Mrs. Charles Metzler of Morgantoy.n
were here Tuesday the pleasant guests o
Miss Martha Manear.
Percy Dill and sister Miss Eva wen
guests of friends at Masontown las
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. John III. Gross, &. L.
Zinn and Casper Borns were bushes:
visitors at Morgantown last Friday.
j. 5. Dunn and Ed Tusing motored
through to Michigan last week to visit
some of the famous health resorts.
Miss Kathleen Watson was shopping
in Grafton last Saturday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Arthur was business
visitor in Morgantown last Saturday.
Miss Myrl Zinn is suffering from an
attack of appendicitis
W. q, Cobun and wife we're Morgan.
town visitors last week
Mrs. Elizabeth Yellig nturned to her
home in Pittsburgh after spending several
weeks here with her sister Mrs. X. NJ.
Arthur.
Burl Curry of Morgantown, mail clerk
on the NJ. 4 X. was here Sunday the
guest of Miss Pauline Guseman.
Gay Watson and sister, Mrs. A. l..
South of Clyner Pa. were in Kingwood
Sunday the g.c>ts of Mrs. G. w. Wolfe.
John Guseman left this week for Man
helm where he will be employed the
following winter.
Miss Jessie Dill is slowly recovering
from bad attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. w. A. Schaefier and Miss Hannah
MurdOck OF kingwood. were business
visitors here Saturday.
G. l.. Din and family OF Masontown.
were week end visitors with relatives
here.
Mr., and Mrs j $. Lantz and baby
spent Saturday and Sunday IN Kingwood
the guests of the formers sister, Mrs. III.
S. Whetsell
Mrs. \. j. Barker is in Fairmont this
week visiting her cousin DIR. james A.
Graham and family.
l.. NJ. MoGinnis and bride of CIarks.
burg, were here this week guests of the
formers aunt Mrs. j. L.. Shaiier.
Mrs. Mary Loar and daughter Grace
OF Oakland, are here visiting Mrs. Loar's
sister, Miss Hattie Wheeler.
Miss Lura Dill and niece Mary Wilson
are in Blairsville, Pa. the guests of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hawkins and
baby, Dale Snyder and James Morgan
escaped, what might have been serious
accident sunday, when the steering
gear of their automobile broke Just as
they crossed the Manown bridge. The
automobile run into the bank and some
of the occupants were thrown out, but
all escaped without injury.
Ray Taylor and Miss Powell of
near here were married last Saturday at
Oakland. They returned TO their home
Sunday.
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Locust Grove

o. f. Spiker and family and Miss
Goldie Frankhouser were calling mt the
latter's home Sunday.
q. ID, Shancr made his usual trip TO
Cherry Grove Saturday evening.
Johnny Wilhelm was visiting friends
in this community recently.
@. l.. Neiman has gone 10 Terra Alta
TO do some mason work for James Evans
Henry Sphar was visiting at w. s.
Cupp's Sunday.
j. III. Cupp is preparing for a shooting
match the 2lst and everybody is invited.
A. w. Neiman was hauling lime rock
the past week.
VIM. ForsYthe purchaged fine horse
one day last week, valued at 1925.
i. Frankhouser treated the boys to
huskinR bee Friday afternoon.
@. NJ. Wolfe was helping move II.
Seese from Clifton Mills 70 Albright last
Thursday and Friday.
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Craborchard

Husking corn is the order of the day.
Aunt Betsy Cramer still continues i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Miller visited
at Elisha Ringers Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Childs and two children
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Amos Cbilds.
Mics Ellie Fortney OF Albright, visited
Fay and Pearl Feather Saturday and
Sunday.
Walter Riley, Willie Hartman, Chester
Spar, Charles and Norris Ringer OF Hoy
Run, attended the party at Hess Feathers
Saturday evening.
Miss Ida Peaslee has been working at
Hiram Reckart's.
Mrs. Ed Fisher called at. John Cramer's
last Tuesday.
Our school is progressing nicely with
Artie Metheny as instructor.
Qnite a crowd OF our people turned out
10 hear Bro. Huzthel Sunday morning.
Preacher Wilson and family have gone
TO White Rocks, Md, where he will hold
series Of meetings and spend part Of the
winter among friends
Those who visited at the home Of Hess
Feather Sunday were Draper Fortney
and daughter Ellie, Mrs. Rachel and
Okey Fortney and Homer Metheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Graham visited at
II. +. Peaslee's Sunday.
Horatio Tremby has been baling hay
for some Of his good old friends the
past week.
Quite a crowd Of young people attended
the party given at Hess Feather Saiur-
day evening. All report a good time.
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f. c. Fromhart ON Newburg. was a
visitor here saturdy V.-cumberiand
Press.
County court was inl session the
first OF the week canva{ sing the OFF,
cial vote in the recent election. a
table of which appears elsewhere in
this issue.
The solemn blessing OF the new
Catholic church at this place last
Sunday was highly interesting and
well attended. The services were in
charge of Rev. p. ]. Donahue. of
Wheeling. assisted by Rev Z. J..
Browne. On Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings special services
were conducted by Rev. ]. III. Corco-
ran OF New York.
The football game at Terra Alta last
Saturday between the high school of
that place and Kingwood high was
holly contested from start to finish
Each team repeatedly held the other
for downs and forced kick A touch
down was made i'm the first half by
Terra Alta and i'm the second half by
Kingwood. but Kingwood failed to
kick goal, losing the game CO.
II. r. Beall. of Cincinnati. director
of the statistics bureau. compiling de-
partment OF the Scientific American.
was here this week gathering data
for forthcoming edition OF the En-
cyclopedia Americana now being
prepared. The work will be one of
the finest things ever published and
will be of especial interest to West
Virginians. containing articles by
some of the most eminent people I'm
the state.
The concert at the armory Satur-
day evening by the Beulah Buck quar-
tet was well attended and high-class
attraction in every respect The en-.
tertainment was the first number of
the Lyceum course under the aus
pieces of the Civic League and was n
complete success. The quartet was
composed of Mrs. Beulah Buck, read
er and second soprano; Marjoria Pad
dock. accompanist and first soprano;
Wilma Whitacre. first contralto. and
Helen Degg, assistant accompanies
and second contralto
Our town sergeant, George A. Rim
ger. usually springs the surprise on
others. but on Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 2S, he was the one who was sur
prised. When h. came home in the
evening he found forty-three of his
friends there ready To help him cele-
brate his fifty-ninth birthday. Mrs.
Ringer had so completely planned the
surprise that the sergeant knew moth
ing of her planning until nc walked
IN at his own door. Mr. Ringer re-
ceived many nice presents from his
friends. The evening spent at the
Ringer home will be remembered long
by all present. At a late hour re-
freshments, consisting of ice cream,
cake and coffee. were served, after
which the guests all departed, wishing
MIR. Ringer many more happy birth
DAYS
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Broadway

Will Eycrly was Kingwood visitor
Saturday.
o. VI. Mcmillan is getting his store
building nearly completed now.
John Nuce and wife spent Sunday at
W. ~ Gamers.
T.. r. Stemple and family of Mason
town, spent Sunday at S. v. ElHotfs
Mrs Plummer Gamble Of near Morgan
town, rs visiting at s. =. Calyerts this
week.
Dale Calvert is working for S. v.
Elliott.
James Liston landed some cotton-tails
Friday.
S. V. Elliott went to Point Marion on
a business trip Monday.
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wiIight

William Roger OF near Fairmont. was
visiting his brother Freeman Roger last
week.
Several Of our people went TO King.
wood last Sunday TO he present at the
dedication Of th enew Catholic church.
Mrs. Emma Field Of Kanes Creek, re-
turned home last week from Confluence.
Pa, where she WAS visiting friends for
= short time
Harry Gross and little brother Glenn
Of Gypsy, vas circulating among relatives
and friends in this neighbood last week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land Of Bethlehem, fine baby girl. Pa
is happy as big sunnower
We are expecting two weddings soon
to report but one Of the contracting
partieds is little shy of ghosts for Sandy
Bottom is noted place for hobgoblins.
Arley Everly has moved on his farm
which he recently purchased Of Mr.. Buoy
about two miles the other side OF Glades.
Vile.
a grange has been instituted ont al
Millersport with about thirty members.
They meet on Friday night Of each week.
We wish them abundant succ ess.
Mrs. Jennie Ballsworth OF Michigan.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jane Nef
near Kaues Greek. who is seriously ~
with pneumonia.
Rev. w. Cunningham will preach a
the Millersport y. b church next Sun
day evening at 7:30 We hope IN,
people will honor Rev. Cunningham
With their presence and take a create
interest in church work.
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Gay Guscman had corn huskins
Thursday.
Ray Strawser returned from Union
town recently.
j.. Kelley was out near GAINESVILLE
Saturday on business.
Frank Shafer was at Friendsville after
goods Friday last.
Mrs. John q. Kelley and son Charles
were at Hazelton Saturday.
Earl Spiker aud Billy Francis were at
Albright ON business recently.
Little Mae and Hazel Kelley visited
Edna Feather Thursday night.
l. A. Frankhouser attended quarterly
conference at Centenary Saturday morn.
ing.
Curtis Nieman took veals, butter and
other produce to Uniontown recently.
Miss Francis Guseman, Harry Bond
aud others from here attended service at
the Vale November Let, conducted by
Rev. Cal Wolfe.
Mis-. Cyrus Shaier returned from a
visit with friends at Uniontown and
other points in Pennsylvania recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Frank Kelley were
shopping at Hazelton last Monday.
Miss Bliss Frankhouser. who has been
with friends near Morgantown the past
summer, is with home folks now.
Charley Deal bought the old home
farm recently of his mother, Mrs. Lucy
Deal, near here.
Fanny Matthews, who has been staying
with her sister Mrs. Andrew Rodeheaver
and family the past week, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Beerbower of Glade Farms
was at her brother Gay Guseman's last
uIsday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Frankhouser were
guests Mt Mrs. Eliza Frankhouser's last
Sunday.
Mrs. Walter ID. Smith of Hazelton,
was in our vicinity on business Monday
of last week
Miss Coda Frankhouser and Cal
Spiker, wife and little daughter OF Bruce
ton, visited at |. A. Transformers Sun
day.
John q. Kelley and wife were mt King
wood last Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Anna Forsythe was over in Penn
sylvania to visit her daughter Mrs. Mel
vim King and family short time ago
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Frank Kelley visited
at James Spiker's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson of West
Brownsville, Pa, who were to see the
latter's parents. MIR. and Mrs. John S
Feather, returned To their home last
Tuesday.
Bruce Deal has bought farm near
here of John NJ. Smith, the farm where
Emory Cupp now resides.
Misses Jennie AMMAN, Lille Jenkins
and Bruce AMMAN, Frank jenkins, Mr..
and Mrs. $. Frank Kelly and Miss NJ. j.
Kelley were guests at John q. Kelley's
recently.
Curtis Nieman is at Terra Alta this
week doing mason work for Jim Evans
Harry Boyd, s. Frank Kelley and Gay
Guseman were at James Spiker's corn
husking Saturday
Hugh Kelley of West Leisening, Pa,
was in this vicinity few days last week
on business. He was accompanied home
by his sister Miss Lucy Kelley who cx-
poets 10 visit in Pennsylvania Tor awhile
Mrs. Mary Long of Somerset, Pa, and
Mrs. Floyd Heilman OF Addison, Pa,
were guests at John q. Kelley's Wedncs-
and Thursday of last week.
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There is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases PIT
together, and until the last few years was
supposed ~ be incurablc. For great
many years doctors pronounced il a local
disease and prescribed local remedies,
and 10y constantly failing 10 cure with
local treatment, pronounced il incurable
Science has proven Catarrh b. be a CON
stitutiOnal disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. llalrs Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney 4
Co, Toledo, Ohio. ia the only Constitu-
tiOnal cure on the market. II is taken
internally iu doses from 10 drops ~ a
tcaspooniul. u acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case IL
allie % cure. Send for circulars and testi-
mOnials
Address r. j. CHENEY Co. Toledo. q.
Sold hy Druggists, Zoe
Take llalPsFamily Pillsfor constipation
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Public Sale OF School prope,,y

On Saturday, November 81. 1914. at
II a. m. at the front door oi the Tunnel
ton school building, the board OF educa.
ton Of kingwood district will offer for
sale at public auction the old Tunnelton
school property, the board rcserving the
right to reject any or all bids.
DIR b. =. RANKIN, Pres.
3-2t JosEPH A. Miller. Secy.
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state ~ West Virginia. County Of Preston.
J. John y. McKOne. Jr Cashier ~ the afovc
named bank. do solemny swear that the above
fhtcmcnt Is true 70 the best Of my knowledge
aud belief.
JOHN J. McKoNE, JR.. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 10th
day n oyembor. 1914
r.. W. WATSON. Notary Public
Commission expires Oct ~. 1918.
Guy NJ. BONAF1ELD.
II. X. SHAY.
J. $. HUNT.
Directors
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Babies don't mind COLI or take cold II
kept well with DR.. Fahrney's Teeth.ng
syrup. Get il anywhere. Sample free.
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DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup con-
forms TO the Pure Food and Drug Law !;
every bottle guaranteed. Sample free.
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RESOURCES.

state OF West Virginia. County OF Preston. rs:
i, Felix Elliott, Cashier of the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state
mont Ia true 30 the best Of my knowledge and
belief. FELIX ELLIOTT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo this 10th day
Of November. 1914
y. N. MURDOCH. NotaryPublic,
My commission expires Aug. 10. 1891.
T.. j. CROGAN
J. a. LENHART,
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T, J. CROGAN,
J. a. LENHART,
J. ROSS hANoWN.
nirnclorn

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ TUHNELToN BANK. located at Tunnelton.
Preston county, In the State Of West Virginia at
the close Of business. October 81, 1914.
Bank first began business Sept. 1. 1903.
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REPoRT oFTHE CONDITION 1.-THE BANK
OF KINGWOoD. located mt Kingwood In
the state Of West Virginia the close OF business
October a. 1914:
Hnnk nrsl hnnnn hnaincaa In 1870
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-04-09
Local Market Report.

Corrected Feb. 10, for the benefit
Of Argus readers by the Malheur Mer
camille Company.
Eggs. per dozen. loo.
Butter, per pound, 25c.
Oats, per hundred, $3.50
Wheat, per hundred, sl.75.
Hay, per ton, sS.
Potatoes, per hundred, LOO
Onions, per hundred, $500.
Apples, per box, sl.00. to 81. so
Chickens, dressed, per pound, lsc
Pork. dressed, So to 9lac.
Pork, live, 6. so to
Veal. 9 TO l0c.
Beef. lie to l2c