West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-19
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: LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !

Joseph W. Feather OF route .. was
I'm town Saturday.
Harry Spindler was here from Cliff
ton Mills this week.
Claude NJ. Eliason of Tunnelton.
was here this week
William Gale of Albright. was
caller In town this week
Charles S. Brown of Mannheim. was
visiting his parents Sunday
Francis Bergman of Bergman. was
business caller I'm town Saturday.
Frank Fortney. OF Austen, was a
business caller in town yesterday
Albert w. Snyder was here from AL
bright one day this week on business
Rev. J. w. Engle OF Lyon district
was here the past week on business.
Or. Harold +. Hyde OF Salem. was
the guest OF home folks over Sun
day.
Senator VIM G. worley is here
from Pittsburgh this week attending
court.
John Dodge. of Terra Alta. route
2. was one of our paying callers this
week.
Major o. A. Dill was here yesterday
from Reedsville looking after business
interests.
A. b. Alternately was here from Nor
gantown the first OF the week on a
business trip.
Charles NJ. Menear was here from
Mannheim yesterday the guest of his
mother.
Virgil McMillen OF Reedsville, made
the county seat business visit the
past week.
Warner Shaffer. formerly of Wood
wards barber shop. was here from
Newburg one day the past week
Married at the Mthodist parsonage
on Sunday evening. Andy Super and
Lula Menear, both of Kingwood
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Van Sickle OF Terra AL
Ia. was in town the first OF the week
on business and the guest OF friends.
James y. Plum of Tunnelton, route
2. was business visitor in town Sat
urday and renewed his subscription to
The Argus
A. ID. Bowman, one of Rowlesburg's
best citizens, was a business visitor
in town yesterday and paying caller
at this office.
Mrs. Kate Johnson returned We'd
nesday night on No. /. from Wash
ington. ID. c. She is muchi improved.
-Keyser Echo.
Greed E. Bolyard, secretary of the
board of education of Reno district,
was a business caller at the county
capital last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Newkirk
and little daughter returned Tuesday
from Harrisburg. Pa, where they had
been for some time visiting the form
er's father.
Earl b. Haney the local tailor, this
week installed new gas iron for
work in his establishment on Main
street, which is a great convenience
and time saver.
Sam b. Montgomery, grand keeper
OF records and seal of the Knights of
Pythias grand lodge of this state is
in Charleston attending the golden
Jubilee celebration of the three Py-
THAN lodges of that city.
Services will be resumed at the AL
bright Baptist church, Sunday No
vember %. Sunday school at 1000
a. M. in charge OF superintendent G..
D. Polling; public worship at IL 100 a.
M, with sermon by pastor. Charles
Brown.
Circuit court is in session this week,
the grand jury having convened on
Tuesday. After receiving the judges
,,s'sharge they have been hard at work
examining witnesses and will not like
ly finish before Friday. Any one oc-
cupying the anxious seat had best re-
sign himself to the "watchful waiting"
policy. We will give a full report
next week.
Ola Sterling is able to be out after
being confined to his home for several
weeks, the result OF an accident while
at work. RE was endeavoring to start
the pump at the water plant when in
some manner his foot slipped and was
caught in the clutch, badly MASKING
the member and beaking the bones in
the instep and causing a very painful
injury.
The following services will be held
in the Kingwood Baptist church Sun
day. November p: Sunday school at
1000 a. M; Thanksgiving meeting
of y. Y. p U. at 700 p. m, led by John
Werlich; public worship at 800 p. m
with sermon on subject, Should All
Men Become Christians" Weekly
prayer meeting at 1880 D. m. Wednes-
day.-Charles Brown, pastor.