West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-01

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tcrday and enlisted a. a new subscriber
Or F~ahruey's Teeihire syrup 4. as,
heSt remedy Tor any si,kuess bah, re,s
no matter how young Or how Old Try il
George W ssrrlius and two sons. 81
Mt Lake Park, have hen herr ~. rss.
week the guests Of Mr.. sterling bfotac.
5 J Sterling.
Foster zeieler anil vile let SIM ia.
afternoon for w~a-hiogfon whore ,ht,
will reside until the eni 90 ihe nns-ca-
s~ession Of ~ They haee les da.
apartment and are now 'at home a.
their many friends.
Q three foot block coal delivered
within twenty-four hours. sner order
Is received. az seven eents = bushoi.
Order from J. -. Wsirloh IN pe,.oo
or BY co"solidated Telephone Sc
adv.
Fred Shinn and wiie. Of Clark-hure.
spent Christmas day here Tho quests ~
friends and relatives. : Harold Hyae
h~ro't.etof Mrs. Shinn. accompanied them
as far as Tuunelton Saturday morning
when they returned home.
Mrs. b +. Carroll left yesterday for
Baltimore and will accompany Ter hus-
band home withina few DAYS. Mr. Car
roll has greatly improved ia health and
the physicians say that be Is strong enough
to make the journey home.
Qnite a clean play was presented ~,
the armory Saturday night entitled
"Gypsy Queen" hy our Tunnel,on frionas
assisted by some local talent The plsy
was well attended and many compliments
were heard on the excellent manner in
which the Young folks played their parts
Hon. Samuel V. Woods, Of Philippi.
will address the Methodist Brotherhood
at the kingwood vi + church wednes.
day evening, January Eth nc eight O'Clock.
Every member Of tlie organization is
urged TO be present. At the close of the
meeting refreshments Will be served. A
good time is being planned for this meet
ng and you cannot afford to be absent.
Trains on the NJ. 4 X. were DELAYED
an hour yesterday morning when 2 big
boulder, measuring eight feet by eight.
crashed down the mountain side At
Mannheim and came to rest on the track /
Of the main line. The boulder took
away the end Of a Fhan,y and scared the
sleeping inmates within an inch of their
but did not ~iniure anyone. The
was dynami,od 10 clear the track. !
Saturdays Post Chronicle.
DIR. w. NJ Dent, 81 Newbnrg. one oi
oldest and best known piy4icia,s ~
.he state, was brought 20 The Powell /
hospital Monday by his nephew, w q. |
Amman. DIR. Dent was suffering from I
blood poison in his foot, cs1sed los m
ngrowiDg toe nail. The to- w ampu-
ated 10y Drs. Warder and Osicn tris 4
the patient is resting essy ard rs
'ects to be well in @ iew days. Gragtas
-SsSleSllrIl didd
Episcopal cha,ch or sai ay, Ja15n-
will be as follows; Sunday yslpp5i
1000 a. m pretching "a 1850 in.
and 7:30p m. 9y Rev. 6eorge Kepler,
Slstersyille, w Va rcuEessDltdve 81
the permanent fund-iuI conference cltirl
ants. Epworth League az 6.45. You
are invited to attend ai tpcse scrsie
aud Toe at home while the guest OF this
congregation.
ALBERT j. CRAIG, Minister.
Virgil Greathousc, the ten year old son
W. II. Greathouse, Of Morgautown
was recently shot in the mouth with a32
revolver in the hands OF a Iittl
companion, Thomas Bnnten, aged four
The bullet struck young Great.
house in the mouth and cut his lip and
and knocked two teeth ont AMI
lodged Ia the boys neck. On MondB
the bullet was passed from the body and
while the boy will be permanently dis
figured and possibly the power Of speech
impaired it is thought that he will re-
cover.
SATURDAY. afternoon at $3.50 at tie
home Of Rev. Leland Jerome Powell OF
the First Baptist church, Mr.. Charles
Radabaugh, Of Masontown, ands Miss
Carrie Ice Bartlett, OF Grafton, were
united in marriage. They were accom-
panied by the BRIDES mother. Mrs. W.
T. Bartlett. OF Clarksburg, Mrs Laura
cougbIin, OF bennington, aud Miss
GLADYS Hickman, OF Grafton. Mr.. Frank
Hall Of Grafton. and Mr.. Otis Cole, OF
Masontown, friends OF the groom, also
attended. They LIT today for Mason
town, near where the groom owns a large
farm on which they viii reside. -Gralton
Sentinel.