West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-17
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
See the Tria, tonight.

Y. G. Watson was here fran Mason
town the last week.
Christmas seals. cards. booklets. at
Manown's book store.
Mrs. Joe V. Gibson was a visitor In
Grafton one day this week.
DIR. Post was here from Masontown
few hours Saturday on business.
Elias Whetsell OF the East Side. was
attending to business in town the past
week.
Lost-Gold Elk head pin with diam
ond set. Finder return to Mrs. r. NJ
Abbott.
F. w. Lenhart OF near Albright, was
one OF our renewal subscribers the
past week.
Lost Somewhere between New
York and Kingwood. Manown's book
store cost mark.
Miss Kathleen Watson OF Rsedsville.
was the week end guest of DR.. and
Mrs. S. A. Pratt
Attorney Frank +. Parrack and wife
OF Function, were visitors here for a
few hours Friday.
X. NJ Mason. an Albright citizen,
was attending to business at the coun-
ty seat the past week.
Miss Blanche Rankin of Tunnelton,
was doing her Christmas shoppinC
here tcday.--Sentinel
T. Cunningham was up from Bruce
ton Tuesday of this week looking after
some business matters.
Mrs. J. M. Brown and children of
Rowlesburg. were visiting relatives
here few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bowers are here
spending a few days with Mrs. Bow
ers parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Williams.
Miss Edna Jenkins and Mrs. j. It.
DALEY have returned to their homes
after visiting friends In Morgantown
few days.
/. n. Forman and w. l.. Smith, both
of route 1. Albright, were visitors to
Kingwood Saturday and called at this
Office on business.
s. M Moore was here from Newburg,
route 3, one day the past week and
while in town renewed his subscrip-
ton to this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Teets of Terru
Alta. are guests OF Mr.. Teets' sister.
Mrs. l. J. Richey. 20 Maryland avenu,.
Cumberland News
The most useful present to be given
Is fully guaranteed fountain pen.
This can be found at Manown's book
aad stationary store. Come and see
Is.
Col. W. j. Lavelle returned to his
homo In Tunnelton this morning, as
his work here as p. & o. examiner has
bee completed for the present.-Cum-
bertrand Press.
J. NJ. Gibson of Hudson. was one of
the prominent teachers OF the county
IN attendance at the annual session o.
the Round Table mere last week who
made this Office n call.
Mrs. Kate Johnson, who recently
returned from a sanatorium In Wash.
ington, where she had gone to take
treatment on account of nervous
breakdown. is improving nicely
Keyser Echo.
Lost-A short haired collie dog, yell
low with white on toes of all feet. end
OF nose and tip OF tail. Any informal
ton of dog of above description
will be highly appreciated by ]. p.
Wright, TOWNSVILLE. w. Va.
A call meeting of the Methodist
Brotherhood lis urged for Sunday
evening after the evening service
Matters OF interest that were set on
foot at the last regular meeting do
mand attention before the next meet
ing. Which will be in February.
Services at the Albright Baptist
church Sunday, December 20, will be
as follows: 10000 a. M Sunday school,
c. d. Rolling superintendent: 1900 a.
IN. preaching service; GAS. Christian
Endeavor meeting led by the new
president, Herbert White.-Charles
Brown, pastor.
The cantata to be given by .he
Methodist Sunday school will be rem
dered ON Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der %, at 1880 o'clock. This event Y
has been chosen to accommodate sev
eral who expect to go away on Thur
dav. as veil as to give Christmas Eyi
TO the children and parents in their
own homes.
Our Gainesville correspondent giyeE
m authentic account of tive fatal acct.
dent that befelI Russell Turner near
that place last Wednesday night The
deceased was widely known young
man, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Tuf-
ner OF Browns Mills, and his death
was a great shock to his parents as