West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-23
j. Q. Gibson was business caller in
town Monday from Masontown.
Myers hay tools and rope at King
wood Hardware company.


wood Hardware company.
Mrs. Jeanette Hoo,on of Rowlcsburg.
is the guest OF Mrs. Barbara 4. Humbird.
Cumberland News.
Workmen have been at work this week
putting a new metal roof on the residence
OF Mrs. Goodwin on aigh street.
Mrs. George w. Martin returned Tues
day from Clarksburg where she had been
the guest of friends the past week.
Look out for hot days-Cholera Infan.
tum. Don't worry--use DIR. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup. 25cts. Sample free.
Miss Ruth Guseman of Rockville. is
the guest OF Miss Lula Sturgeon and
other relatives and friends here. Post
Chronicle.
Get your Turnbull and Stuoebeker
Wagons from Dodge, at Terra Alta.
All sizes.
ID. j. Gibson was last week appointed
by Judge Fortney and j. V. Gibson 10y
the county court to make the annual
settlement with the sheriff and are now
hard at work going over his accounts.
Arthur Core was here Monday from
TOWNSVILLE. lie recently had the mis-
fortune To fall from cherry tree. sustain
ing broken ankle, and as consequence
is using a pair of crutches TO get around.
Benedict Cooke and family of Zanes-
vile, Ohio, and Vincent Cooke and
family OF Clarksburg, were in town a few
hours Monday. Mr.. Benedict Cooke ex-
poets to leave GAINESVILLE in the very near
future and will likely locate in California
Sheriff ii. +. Hartman and family, and
w. T. White and family drove over to
Connellsville the first of the week in the
formers car TO consult DIR. Bailey i'm re-
gard to the eyes of two of the children in
the party, Mr.. Hanman's daughter and
Mr.. Whites son.
Richard Elliott OF Terra Alta, and
Charles Thomas of Boston, left this week
for Terra Alta after visiting here for
several days The young men had come
from Boston, Mass, to Grafton by motor
cycle, making the trip in record time.
They Will leave Terra Alta tomorrow on
their return TO Boston, where both young
men are engaged in business. Sentinel
Clarence Orr returned home the past
week from Clarksburg where he has been
located since his return from the Philip.
pines. Tuesday evening he went down
To the river. near Caddell, TO establish a
camp, where he will be joined the latter
part of the week 10y the families OF S. Il.
Montgomery and Geo. w. Robinson,
who will enjoy the fishing and bathing
for the next ten days.
According 90 advces received from
Washington, Major William Wallace,
llth infantry, now stationed on the
Mexican border, will succeed Major
Isaac G.. jerks, who has been assigned
to this state for the past two years as
instructor, effective September LIST. After
acting as an instructor at cncampments
in several states, Major jerks will be re-
turned to his regiment.
Ray Stafford and Miss Minnie Trickett,
a newly welded couple, We're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Bolyard few
days the past week. The bride is
daughter of John Trickett of Oakland,
Md, and the groom son of Luther
Stafford of Keyser, and grandson OF
Mr.. Bolyard. The happy pair left Sun
day afternoon to visit other points before
to their home
The following schedule OF services will
be the order OF the day at the Kingwood
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday, July
26th: Sunday school at 9:45 in charge of
Ezra Hanger, Supt. Preaching at III a.
m. and s p. IN. by the pastor of the
church. No league services during the
month. You are most cordially invited
to worship with US.
ALBERT d. CRAIG. Minister.
The plant OF the National Wooden Mills
at Parkersburg il being enlarged so that
the capacity will be doubled. When all
OF the new machinery is in place the plant
will be equipped for the production OF
from ! 900 TO 1900 suits a week. The
has enjoyed a marvellous growth
in its four years OF existence. Twenty
one branch stores are now located in
West Virginia Ohio, Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania and Indiana.
Buttons to be worn by members Of the
West Virginia Boys and Girls club are
being sent out by William II. Kendrick
from the department of plant industry,
which is being conducted i'm conjunction
with the extension department of the
university. The buttons are Old gold and
blue, the university colors, with a four
leave clover, representing soil improve
ment, and Grecian lamp which symbo-
Lies wisdom in agriculture.
The Prohibition party will hold their
congressional, senatorial and county con.
vention next Wednesday, July 18th, at
Tunnelton. L. J.. Pickett, the Prohibit
ton Calling gun from Kentucky, will be
present and deliver an address. J. w.
Bedford OF Parsons, the state chairman,
will also be among the prominent people
present. Preparations are being made
for an interesting, although dry" time.
and every tectotler in the county should
be present
Prof. Cyrus Martin was here over sun
dav visiting his family IRON his work nj
MorRantown. where hc is attending the