West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

town short time Tuesday.
Miss Lena Williams is the guest o
friends in Bruceton this week.
J. NJ. Crane spent Sunday in Morgan,
town visiting his wife and son.
J. NJ. Gibson. Hudsonite and Demo
erst, was calling on friends at the count,
seat Tuesday.
VI. l.. Brown OF Morgantown, campaign
manager for George NJ. Bowers. was in
town Monday night.
DIR. and Mrs. b. A. Rees have returned
home from Salem where they spent several
days visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Shay has returned to her
home near town from week spent a,
Elkins visiting relatives.
Pros cutting attorney A. q. Hughes wa,
mt Rowlesburg Saturday attending t.
important legal matters.
IL Is TO your interest To read the bip
al oil the Kingwood Motor Car company
on another page of this issne.
Wi McGinnis and family have moved
to town from over near GAINESVILLE and
are living in the Blaney properly
Mrs George w. Van Meter of Martins
burg, is here this week the pleasant guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Funderburk.
Mrs. j. V. Funderburk returned 20
hingwood Monday from a several weeks
visit to her old home at Clarksburg
Mrs S. b. Falkenstine and children of
Terra Alta, are visiting her brother II
Foster Hartman and family this week
A. b. Carter and Dwight Teter of the
-local-school, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Morgantown the guests of friends.
Wallace Menear is able to be ont after
being confined to his home for several
weeks with severe case of typhoid fever
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
keeps them in good shape Sample tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shinn returned TO
their home in Clarksburg Tuesday morn
ing after several days visit with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Wilson of the
East Side, are spending some time in
Tucker and Barbour counties visiting
among relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Eisaman of Kanes
Greek, and Mr. Eisaman's parents from
Pennsylvania, were the guests of friends
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Forest Stemple, who was i'm the
hospital here for several weeks, has gone
to Aurora to visit her husbands people.
Randolph Enterprise
Clark Pickenpaugh and mother and
ex- Governor Glasscock and wife motored
over from Morgantown Tuesday and
spent the day with friends
E!kSw. Whetsell, a prominent citizen
from Preston county, was here during
the past week visiting b. +. Whetsell
and other friends and relatives. RAN
dolph Enterprise.
Cashier j. Ray Smoot OF Newburg. was
u business visitor to Kingwood Tuesday
evening. While here Mr.. Smoot pur.
chased a new 1915 "Light Six" Chalmers
car Of the local agents.
Hon. s. b. Montgomery and wife left
Tuesday morning for Fairmont where
Mr.. Montgomery will attend the meeting
OF the grand lodge OF knights OF Pythias
OF which he is member.
A fine boy baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Sbarpless of Harrisburg, Pa,
September 18th Child and mother
doing well, but all hope for the father
has been given up, according to last
report
Mrs John Murdoch, Mrs. G.. G.. Stone
ald daughters, Mrs. Arch Schaeher and
Mrs AIDA White, are Kingwood shoppers
in the city today who are attending the
opening OF Browning Hamilton's store. -
Sentinel
See the description and complete speci-
fications OF the new 1915 Light Six''
Chalmers car on another page. The
kingwood Motor Car company are agents
for this machine and will gladly make
demonstration on request.
Capt g. II. Wilson is having large
and handsome porch built to his residence
on JGckson street. The porch will ex-
Tend around two sides OF the house and
will be great convenience as we'll as add
to the appearance of the property.
The new concrete walk around two
sides of the big Herring building has
been completed the past week. BY the
erection OF steps on the Main street side
the grade was greatly improved and a
hand rail built for safety in the winter.
Funderburk Il Clendening had the con-
tract and did thoroughly good piece of
work.
Miss Eleanor Copeman left yesterday
morning for Tucson, Arizona, where she
has accepted position as teacher in the
schools. Miss Copeman was employed as
INSTRUCTOR in the second grade OF the
Kingwood school, but was offered nice
increase in salary in the Tucson school
and decided TO locate there as she could
be with her sister, Mrs. 0. L. Johnson
who has lived in Arizona for a number oI
years.
Wheeling had fine meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society on
last Thursday at the Fourth street VI. f..