West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-26

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Barber George A. Lyon was a sun
day visitor at Rowlesburg.
Albert Harmed was a county seat
visitor since our last issue.
Attorney +. f. Parrack has been
here In attendance at court.
B. F.. Flood OF Terra Alta. route 4.
was in town since our last issue.
Bert Haney was here from Rose
mont the weekend guest of his par
ents.
Mrs. Ivan Davis is here from Nor
gantown the guest of her parent, and
other friends
Mile Brennan was visiting his
grandmother at Rowlesburg betW cen
trains Sunday
Clyde Spiker. who is I'm the county
seat for few days. was caller at
this Office Monday.
Mrs. G. II. linn and three children
of Reedsville are spending few days
with her parents.
Manager Hershman, of the gas Of
fee. was visiting his family at Row
lesburg over Sunday
Rural carrier Joseph F. White made
business trip to Baltimore Sunday.
returning home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hague OF
GAINESVILLE, spent Tuesday in this
city Oakland Republican.
John G. Crane. well known mer-
chant OF Austen. Preston county was
in the city esterday.-Grafton Senti-
mel
G. G. Pierce of Kingwood, spent a
few hours here Friday attending to
some business characterization SEN
tinel
W. A. Rhodes of Tunnelton. route 2,
was business visitor TO the county
seat Monday and paying caller at
this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed went to
Grafton today to spend Thanksgiving
and remain over Sunday the guest OF
relatives.
Mrs. Elmer FiZer of Keyser, form
erly of this place, was here from Sat
urday until Monday visiting relatives
near town.
Or. r. NJ. Hummelshine,, the well
known dentist of Cumberland, will
visit his Preston county points with
In the next two weeks TO do dental
work
Mrs. Mary Loar and daughter. Miss
Grace. of this city. visited Mrs. Loar's
sister, Miss Hattie Wheeler, at Reeds
VILE, the past week.-Oakland Re-
publican.
Miss Grace Clayton will go to Nor
gantown this evening and tomorrow
morning will take an early train for
Pittsburgh, where she will spend the
next few days combining business and
pleasure.
Dr. and Mrs. George II. McGrew Of
Silver Springs. Md, are making Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Heermans OF South
Park short visit. DIR. and Mrs. Nc
Grew have been attending the Prot
ostant Episcopal synod in Pittsburg
and are on their way Domin-
ion.
Joseph banks, who is totally blind
and native of this county. having
been born and raised near Hazelton,
was in town Saturday selling calen-
dars for 1915. Mr.. banks travels all
over the United States taking orders
for these calendars. Recently he has
been visiting his old home at Hazel
ton.
Vacuum cleaners have superseded
the broom and the buster i'm parlor
and sleeping cars on Baltimore Ohio
railroad trains. Porters have been
provided with this modern cleaner,
which is operated by hand with the
same effective results as the suction
systems used in office buildings and
homes.
You will be made welcome at the
following services In the Kingwood
Baptist church. Sunday. November 20:
10 a. m, Sunday School IL a. m, pub
lie worship, with sermon on Bring
ing in the Sheaves," p. m. b. Y p.
U meeting. Wednesday. December 2,
1880 D. m. prayer meeting-Charles
Brown. pastor.
Rev. a. ID. Craig was a caller at
Albright recently and while I'm the viii
Iage stopped at the Methodist parson-
age 70 see Rev. T.. F. Idleman, who
has been confined 90 his bed for FIVE
months with typhoid fever. lie re-
ports Mr. Idleman very weak. but inn
proving rapidly. but thinks he will be
himself I'm a few weeks and able TO
be out among his friends
William Lavelle. postmaster at Tun-
Melton, was here the latter part Of the
week looking over the old postohc &C
fixtures. which he purchased for the
Tunnelton postoflce Mrs. Lavelle ac-
companied him TO Oakland, while here
they we're the guests of Mr. and Mrs.