West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-08

Morgan McGinnis, OF Howesyille. was
in town on business Monday.
Bruce Spindler. of Clifton Mills, was a
business visitor in Bow Saturday
Frank Stewart and wife. of Trowbridge.
were ! N town Saturday ON business.
James Montgomery, from the Camp.
ground. was here on business Monday.
Attorney W. b. Bowman, of Rowles-
burg, was professional visitor here Tues
day.
Gay Fairfax and Daddy linn, from
Reedsville. were here Yesterday on bust.
ness.
Mrs Jehu Stewart. Of near Function.
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. j.. w.
Dorsey.
Mrs $ D Gatewood has beer confined
to her home the past week with a severe
case OF tonsilitis.
Percy w. MetEeny, pastor of the Tun-
Melton NJ. +. church. was in town yes.
terday on business.
g. X. Burke and son, w. X. Burke,
were very pleasant and paying visitors to
our sanctum Monday.
NJ. A. Wakefield and Il. w. Jones
were very congenial and paying visitors
at this office Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Bowermaster, OF Bruce
ton, has returned home after visiting her
son, T.. j. Bowermaster.
w. Ill. Sheets, one of the good sub
stantial citizens rom Lyon district was
here on business Tuesday.
A. A. Dorsey, OF Parsons, spent a few
days here last week the guest of his
mother, Mrs. C. A. Dorsey.
Mrs. l.. A. Martin has gone TO Fair.
mont where she will spend the remainder
OF the winter with ID. A Richie.
Frank Greaser, one of the good sub
stantiai farmers from ont the TOWNSVILLE
way, was a business visitor Yesterday.
DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the
best remedy for any sickness baby gets,
no matter how young OF how old. Try il.
j.. ID. Sanders, formerly of Rowlesburg,
now OF st. George, was here Monday and
enrolled az one who had faith in The
Argus.
a. X. Cuppett, of Glade Farms, was
here on business yesterday ane while in
town made this office a pleasant and pay
ing visit.
A. l.. Kelly, OF Independence, was here
Monday lon business and while in town
dropped in and gave us a paying and
pleasant call.
Joseph Taylor, who is a student in the
West Virginia university, spent New
Years day in town the guest Of friends
and relatives.
Thomas J%eflers, formerly located at
Irwin. this county, but now residing at
Keyser, was a business visitor Tuesday
and "Wednesday of this week.
l.. r. Shear left Tuesday for his home
In Pennington after spending the holt |
days here the guest of lns grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Werner.
Lost: A bunch of keys between King
wood and Irona. II the finder will re
turn the same to the Kingwood Supply
Store a liberal reward will be given.
Miss Hazel Brown has accepted a posi-.
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ton in the local central office OF the
Consolidated telephone company vice
Miss Gertrude Rodeheaver resigned.
Every member of the county court was
on band at this session which lasted for
the first three days of this week. This is
a regular term meeting of the court.
Bonnie Wakefield, who holds a re.
sponsible position with the Jamison Coal
company, Of Pennington, spent the holi-
days with home folks at Snyders Crossing.
There will be preaching at Camp
Chapel NJ. +. church Sunday, January IL
at 3 p. m. Every body cordially invited
to attend.
p. w. METHENY, Pastor.
John A. R~adabaugh and sons, Beverly
and Waterman, of Bull Run, were county
seat visitors Monday and while here
dropped in at The Argus Office for a few
minutes chat.
b. +. Carroll returned home Saturday
from Baltimore where he has been an a
hospital for the past five weeks. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Carroll who went
down Wednesday Of last week.
Joseph Guseman, OF Gladesville, was
here Monday and dropped in on ye editor
for a pleasant chat. Uncle Joe is in his
eighty-fourth year and can brave a storm
hat men his junior would o face.
Bestt three foot block cost deliveries
within twenty-foUr hours, after order
10 received, at seven cents . bushsl.
Order from j. ~. Werlich In person
or by Consolidated Telephone &c.
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A charter has been issued 10 the River
Cemetery Association, OF Rowlesburg, TO
maintain a cemetery; capital stock s25.-
900; incorporators, Ben l.. Brown and
ID. j. Gibson, Of Kingwood; W. -. Bow
man and Charles s. Brown. Of Rowles-
burg.
Lost on Saturday last on High street a
pocket book containing between three
and four dollars in money. The finder
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