West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-06

Sea~cf oi Ho"csvtie, WAS I'm
town Tuesday.
| Mrs. III. n. Clendcning is visiting Mt.
Lake Park friends.
You ought to see oodae's big supply
OF bussies. The finest over
j. V. Funderburk has moved into his
new house on Morgantown street.
A large attendance is expected at the
Democratic county convention at Rowles-
burg Saturday.
DIR. Everett Walker of Tunnelton. one Of
the leading physicians of the county, was
a county seat visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day Kirk OF Cumberland
who have been the guests OF friends and
relatives, have returned home.
Prof. l.. :. Mcdaniel and his friend,
Frank Yates, have gone to Harden.
Barbour county, for a short visit.
Robert Menear, who has been with a
surveying corps with headquarters nj
Davis. has returned TO his home here.
The Kingwood Mills and Storage com.
pany's property is being treated to coat
oil paint which adds greatly to its looks.
| Look out for hot days-Cholera lnfan.
tum. Don't worrY-use DR.. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup. 25cts Sample free.
Editor VI. l.. Jackson and family, who
have been camping OF Cheat, have re-
turned home and report most pleasant
time.
Frank Yates OF Charleston, who has
been selected az one OF our teachers for
the coming year, was in town a couple of
days this week.
County court met on Monday TO register
the voters of Valley district so they may
vote on the school bond issue on the
coming Saturday.
Mrs. III. A. Bailey and son of Morgan
town, and Mrs. g. ii. Fogg OF Putnam.
Conn, are the guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbert Liston.
Miss Agnes Shackleford of Washington.
ID. C, daughter of Representative
Shackleford of Missouri. is the charming
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Brown.
Thomas Cunningham, formerly of this
place, but who has been sojourning in
the northwestern part of the state for
some time, arrived here the past week.
Mrs. Leroy Shaw was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Bickford, near the Camp
ground a few days the past week. Miss
Ella Smith accompanied her. Mr.. Shaw
joined his wife Sunday.
Quite number OF prominent Demo
Gratis attended the district convention at
TOWNSVILLE on Saturday. Among the
number we noted q. III. Wilson and b.
l.. Brown from this place.
hiss Ida NJ. Spahr left last Friday eve
ming for Cleveland to spend some time
with her sister, Mrs. w. A. Parr. Miss
Spahr and Mrs. Parr will spend two
weeks up on the Great Lakes
Editor John A. Mcdaniel of the Rough
Rider, returned home Friday evening
tending committee meeting and con-
vention of the Progressive party.
Miss nellie Schaefer, who has been
stenographer at the Second Hospital for
Insane at Spencer for the past three years,
resigned her position at that institution
the first of this month and has returned
TO her home here.
Mrs. j. NJ. Orr and family of Clarks-
burg, are the guests Of Mrs. Orr's mother,
Mrs. Mary Davis, this week. They have
been camping down on the river and
stopped here for short visit before re-
turning home. Mr.. Orr was with his
family over Sunday.
The venerable John Henry Brown, one
OF the leading citizens of Rowlesburg, is
in town discussing the war news of
Europe. He suggests that Secretary
William Jennings Bryan be sent to Europe
with'a dozen bottles of grape Juice, which,
in his opinion, is all that is necessary to
restore peace on the continent.
Frank p. Gale from Tunneiton, Preston
county, was in Elkins Tuesday on his
way from Tucker county 10 Belington
rounding up his big phosphate business
as he is general agent for Philadelphia
company aid sells over wide territory.
He informed us that he had sold about
nine thousand tons this year or about
700 car loads in all, which is going some
in that line of business. Ran dolph
| Enterprise.
The regular hours OF service will be
observed In the Kingwood NJ. f.. church
| Sunday, August 9th as follows Sunday
school at 9:45 in Charge OF Ezra Hanger,
superintendent; preaching at IL a. M,
subject-"The incarnation" Evening
Worship at p. M, subject-"His Name
, Shall BE Called Wonderful" No league
service for the month Of August. We
welcome you to all OF the services of this
| church. a. ID. CRATo, Minister.
General Orders No. 20 Adjutant Gen
| erals Office has just been issued an
nouncing the itinery of the Joint Camp
Of instruction and Rifle Camps OF In
struction to be held at Camp Dawson,
| Caddell, from August 18th TO August 9th.
This is expected to be the largest and
best camp ever held in the state and will
be under the command OF regular army
officers. The local military company
| has orders to report nj the artnOrv at 90