West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-15
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Tuesday.
John b. Ford of Terra Alta. was in
town Monday.
Chauffeur Charles Childs was Terra
Alta visitor Monday.
Frank NJ. Murdoch was a business
visitor in Morgantown Saturday.
First number of the Lyc,um course
Saturday night, November eth.
Attorney r. Mathngly of Tunneton.
was legal visitor here this week.
II. b. jackson. postmaster at Brett.
was the guest of his parents Sunday.
Great musical concert at the opera
house Tuesday night, October 9th.
Miss Anna FELTON, OF the East Side, is
a business visitor in the town today.
Joseph F. White and son orville left
this morning for Baltimore Tor a short
visit
Miss virginia Sterling was here from
CI"rksburg the past week visiting home
folks.
Prosecuting attorney Hughes was at
tendirg to some legal matters in Morgan
Tuesday.
''ert Miller of Tunnelton, was visitor
at the county seat Monday on important
business.
Maj o. A. Dill OF Reedsville. was "A
business visitor at the county capital
Monday.
Miss nellie SchaefIer il visiting her
sister. Mrs @. Il. Zinn, at Reedsville
this week
Another big prize offered for the county
show ut Kingwood, October 30 81. is 100
York Imperial trees.
LAWYER j. V. Gibson was attending 10
important legal business in Morgantown
Monday and Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cox and son Jack
returned Monday from two weeks visit
with Fairnont friends.
Terra Alta versus the Kingwood high
school will be the football attraction
Saturday, October oath.
County poor farm claims biggest po-
tato-s in Kingwood district. Watch for
surprises October 30-3I.
Miss Flossie Montgomery, OF the Fair
mont postoliice force, was visiting lac r
mother here the past week
George A. Manear, who holds good
position with the B. Il o. at Grafton,
was Writing his family here over Sunday.
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come. DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
keeps them in good shape Sample tree
Miss Mary Rexroad went TO Reedsville
Saturday where on Monday she entered
upon her duties as teacher in the school
there.
Eglon off rs free trip TO Morgantown
to the winner of the acre contest. Watch
out for Union district at Kingwood Octo-
Der 30-3l. Nd
For Sale-Six pure bred registered
Aberdeen Angus Bulls, from six TO twelve
months old. j. A. Dodge. Terra Alta,
w. Va. 45-St
Mrs. Jeannclte Hooton. who was the
guest OF Mrs. b. f.. Humbird, North
Mechanic street, left Yesterday for her
home Mt Rowlesburg Cumberland Press.
For SaIe-At bargain, one Majestic
range Cooking stove Just good AZ new
only used about one wear by small family.
Call or address j. Frank Rodeheaver,
KiDgwood, W. Va. 50-2t
w tch for the concert band and street
Iarade at neon Saturday and again i'm
the evening, md don't fail to hear their
music at the Kingwood opera house that
night.
William Wotring, well known printer
who formerly resided here but is now
e nploye'l in a large job office in Clarks-
burg, was visiting bis mother here the
past week
Rev. John Brown, Dexter Huff, Misses
Myrtle Mckinney, Title Mckinney Rose
Mckinney and Louise Lloyd composed a
merry party Of Fairmonters who were
visitors III the city Saturday between
trains calling on friends
Col. Theodore Roosevelt will speak in
Morgantown Tuesday, October 9th.
Arrangements are being made for the
meeting which promises to be big
event and great crowd will be present
Special trains will be run.
Rev. A. d. Craig returned Tuesday
from Fairmont where he was attending
the annual session Of the NJ. f.. confer
ence. Rev. Craig was assigned to the
Kingwood charge for another year,
making the fifth year he has been located
here
South bound traffic on the West Vir-
glnia Northern was DELAYED last Saturday
morning on account OF broken rail
beyond Housewife. Several passengers
DESTROYS of connecting with No. on the
b. & o., completed the journey to Tun-
Melton on foot.
Newton G. Calvert and wife Of Pitts
burgh, arrived in town Sunday for a
short visit with friends Newt is another
old Kingwood boy who has made good in
the Smoky City and finds time each year
TO come back to the mountain village Of
his boyhood TO greet old friends
The First Presbyterian church will
observe the usual order OF service next