West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-24

L. c. zeigler of Mannheim. spen: sat
u,ylay AT his home here.
Dwight letters of Philippi. was in
the city Yesterdays Sentinel.
Cot W. ]. Laveiie was a pleasant
visitor IN town the past week.
Cashier Felix Elliott WAS at Grafton
Gay this week on business.
=. q. Hughes was professional
visitor in Morgantown yesterday.
s. +. schnopp OF Albright. was in
town since our last issue on husi-
ness.
ID. O. Titchnell of route 1. Albright.
vas one OF The Argus callers this
week.
J. J. jenkins is here from Mannheim
visiting his daughter. Mrs. James Muir
dock
Superintendent French Yoke and
Mrs. Yoke's parents
w. II. Bowman. the Rowlesburg at
tosaey. was attending to some bust
ness in court this week
John Hayden came up from Row
lesbu,g Monday He is witness in
court.---Oakland Democrat
Miss Nettie Carroll OF Kingwood. is
visiting her sister. Miss Dora Carroll
OF Bridge street. this city.-Domin-
ioA.
MIS-. Mary II. Davis left Monday for
Mt Airy, North Carolina. where she
viil spend the winter with her daugh-
S--A<---perry stemple.
\ house was shipped to the fair at
Merrill Wis. recently by parcel post.
The house was of the take-down va
rie,y and was sent piece by piece
Eantown this week for short time,
bat before returning took time to call
~ this Office and renew for the paper.
Nj. AID Mes. Kale of Rowlesburg.
Ct roGte from Cumberland, stopped
OF nj Oakland to visit their daughter,
Ms Perry Frantz.-oakland Demo
cpt
Mary Madaline Rees. with her
grandmother. MIS-. S. Burdick, of Sa-
N. arrived yesterday evening to
spend the Christmas days with her
psants.
= Roy Yoke, former superintendent
the schools here. has been in town
i'c past few days lie visited the To-
cal high school Wednesday morning
asd made an address which received
mph applause.
sis. Martin Lucas of Clarinda, Ia.
ofYcsed to crank an automobile for
ri S. Abbie Gilmore and In doing so
} ota her arm. Mr.. Gilmer helped
|-r-s, isaras into the car and started to
aHk the machine. See. too, broke
be arm
That the Christmas holiday season
Is al hand is evidenced by the great
i4'ease ia The volume of mail in the
Iap sew DAYS. Yesterday the local
20 handled hfty-two sacks of mat
which kept the postofiice force on
move
V y Myers OF Ambersburg. was
~ OF or good paying callers tn, past
wssl. de was on his way home rom
lSegantown where nc had been visit
his relatives foi a few days and stop
ped oil here to visit his brother,
CHARLES Myers. who was recently mar
red
The Rev. Frederick Nicholson. pas
to- Of the First Spiritual church. of
Worcester, Mass. recently appealed to
Chief of Police Hill for protection
against .love-sick maidens and schem-
ing mothers" lie said his life had
been made miserable by love letters
AID telephone calls.
The Kingwood high school five were
defeated by team from Massanutten
Academy, Virginia, Tuesday night in
one OF the best basket ball games ever
played on the local floor. The visitors
were much larger and heavier than
-ctn boys but the local lads put up a
mighty good game, only losing by SO
to 30
Regular services will be conducted
SIS the Kingwood 81. f. church Sunday,
Decor or 9th Sunday school at 10
a. m, Ezra Hanger. superintendent;
preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Nv the pastor OF the church: Epworth
Lcagoa devotional services at Gas.
loaas Foster Zeiglcr You have
place with us in all services Albert
.. Craig. minister.
The Kingwood Baptist church will
hold the following services Sunday,
December 27th Sunday school at
1000 a. M; public worship. with SER
mon on "Why Is My Neighbour and
m illustrated talk tO children. at
1850 a M. -. p IT, meeting led by
Hrs McClain at 700 p. m. Prayer
rieetng az 1880 Wednesday evening.