West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-20

w ID. Loure was here this morning
from Albright.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r, linn and children
OF Rcedsville. spent Sunday in town.
Get oodss's prices on wood or tile
si'os before you buy. Car load prices.
Miss Helen Jackson of Grafton, is the
pleasant guest of Judge and Mrs. y. ].
Fortney.
Daniel wiles of Tunnelton, is spending
the week in town visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Childs
II. X. Gray of Wheeling, representative
for Golfers. was in town this week
soliciting subscriptions
Mrs. Roger of Grafton, and Mrs. b. F.
Stuart of Trowbridge, were pleasant
callers in the city Monday.
Teachers institute Is in session at Terra
Alta this week and number of our
teachers are in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Johns of route |.
Albright, are in town today and were
among our paying callers.
Mrs. lsa Childs and son of Ienox, are
In the city today and called to renew for
The Argus for another year.
Z. II. linger, enthusiastic Democrat
and business hustler from Terra Alta.
was here few hours Monday.
Hot weather. Little clothing. Plenty
OF water inside and out. DIR. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup. Babies don't get sick
George A. Williams received an injury
to his leg last Sunday when the buggy i'm
Which he was riding upset and he was
thrown over the embankment near Cad
dell
Pesches-Buy direct. The very best
Peaches Mt G0c per Delaware basket {. o.
b. Keyser. Send check with order to the
West Virginia Peach Co., Keyser, w. Va.
4S-2t-pd
William Horschler and family ard a
number of friends, composing a merry
camping party, were visitors in town a
short time yesterday evening on their re-
turn home TO Austen.
The people of the town were treated 10
an excellent concert by the Second Regi
ment band, in camp at Caddell, on court
square last evening. Tonight the First
Regiment band will he here.
Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Gibson and son
returned home Monday from Masontown
where they had been visiting friends for
lew days and attending reunion of
the Gibsons held at the home of b. r.
Gibson Sunday.
The automobiles driven by w. A.
Schaeffer and Vernon Jackson colli6ed
head-on last Sunday on the road leading
To Caddell Although one of the cars was
considerably damaged none Of the oc-
cupants was injured
j. 9. Trembly was here last week
making arrangements TO operate a cider
mill at the old planning null property
during the month of September. He is
said 10 have one Of the best equipped
mills in the county.
Aloysuis Coll, state staff correspondent
OF the Pittsburgh Dispatch. with head.
quarters in Clarksburg, is at Camp
Dawson this week reporting the big guard
encampment for his paper He was in
town one day this week and made the
editor a pleasant call.
Mrs. Robert Shaw of near town. fell
from a chair last Monday morning and
broke her thigh bone near the hip Joint.
The injury is very serious for one of her
advanced age. but it is TO he hoped that
she will recover use Of the limb
Fred Westerman luckily escaped most
serious injury Monday while engaged in
putting new roof on the Brown DWELL
ing on Tunnelton street. Mr.. Wester-
man was on the ground when a piece OF
slate became dislodged and fell from the
roof, striking him just above the left eve.
inhicting an ugly cut.
DR.. and Mrs Warner, Mrs. Neil J
Fortney, Eugene and Margaret OGutt
have returned home from camping trim
to Little Levels orchard in the eastern
part OF the state. They had an ENJOYABLE
time and state there is an abundance of
good fruit. The orchard in which they
are interested is making shipment Of
car load OF peaches every other day.
The services for the blessing and laying
OF the cornerstone of st. Peters Catholic
church by Rev. p. J.. Browne last Sun
day afternoon were interesting and vel
attended. Rev. Browne preached an able
sermon, and the choir from the st.
Joseph's church rendered some good
music. The townsville band was pres-
ent and helped enliven the occasion. A
substantial sum was realized from the
collection.
w. <. Reed OF Morgantown, has pur-
chased tie general merchandise stock OF
F. t. Shaffer of this place and will take
charge the FIRST OF September. Mr.. Reel
is merchant Of many years experience,
and is at present employed a. travelling
salesman for the Morgantown Grocery
company Mr. ShaGer will remain here
for some time. hut in the late fall he ex-
poets 10 move to Ohio, where he will en-
gage in farming
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