West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24
Robert o. Hart was here short tim,
Monday from Tunnelton.

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| Forest Mcdaniel has been here thi
week from Clarksburg visiting relatives
Lloyd c. Zeigler has gone to Mannheim
where he has accepted position with tn,
Alpha Cement company.
Leaves are falling. Babies don't fal
away while taking DIR. Fahrney's Teeth
ing Syrup. 1t makes sap-blood.
John +. Copeman was in Baltimor
this week attending TO some business con
nected with recent shipment of stock
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hughes and it'll,
daughter returned home last FRIDAY from
Fairmont where they had been for severa
days.
Ira Huffman, who has been located a
Samp, this state, for some time. was at
tending TO business affairs in town ON,
day the past week.
George Rodeheaver was at Rowlesburp
Saturday between trains making some
repairs on machine for the Kingwood
Motor Car company.
| Mrs. w. q. Iavelle of Tunnelton. and
Mrs. j. I. Stephens of Washington, were
the pleasant guests of friends in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Lena Burchnal and granddauch.
ter, Thelma Menear. returned home last
Saturday from Elkins where they had
been visiting relatives for the past week
For Ssle-Six pure bred registered
Aberdeen Angus Bulls, from six to twelve
months old. j. A. Dodge. Terra Altat
w. va. 40 st
Mr.. and Mrs. O. u. Scott and Mr.. and
Mrs. |. G Armstrong motored up from
Bruceton Friday of last week and were
pleasant visitors in town for few hours.
Mrs. Gus J ShafTer and Mrs. $. d.
Lakewood arr attending the state w. c.
L. L. convention at Buckhannon this
week as delegates from the local Union
here
DIR. ID. b. Purinton returned Yesterday
from Fellowsville, Preston county, where
he addressed the Sunday school conven
ton of Reno district. There were 600
delegates in attendance. Post Chronicle
Joseph f. White, the efficient carrier
on route ,. and Dr. Warner returned 10
Kingwood Saturday from Washington
where they had been for several DAYS
seeing the sights and attending TO bust
ness matters
Services for the Kingwood Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday, September
9th, will be as follows: Sunday school
at 9:45 in charge of Ezra Hanger. snper.
intendent; preaching at ii a. m, subject,
David Chosen King" Epworth league
devotional services at 6:45, leader Miss
Gertrude Jackson; preaching at 1880 p
IN subject, "Christ's Approval of the
Unusual in the Salvation of Men," We
welcome you to all OF the services OF this
church. ALBERT d. CRAIG. Minister.
Manager j. S. Brown of the Kpgwood
opera house announces that he has signed
contracts for the presentation here on
Saturday. October 3rd, of Beverly of
Graustark," "A dramatization of George
Barr McCutcheon' popular novel OF the
same title. Beverly" is now in its
fourth prosperous season and has proved
one OF the most remarkable successes of
theatrical history. Reports from the
cities where this company has played tell
in glowing terms the beauty of the scenic
production and capability of the cast
Reserved seat tickets on sale at the book
store Saturday morning, September Goth,
at the usual price, 80 cents
Lucian Sliger, one of Albright's oldest
citizens passed away at his home in that
village on Monday morning OF this week.
He was born near Brandonville. this
county, in the year 1915, making him at
the time OF his death go years OF age. He
was married twice, having a family OF
nine children most of whom are living.
He was soldier IN the civil war, having
served three years and half i'm company
g, 3rd West Virginia infantry. The
funeral services were held on Tuesday
afternoon from his residence in Albright.
conducted by Rev. A. d. Craig of the
Methodist church in Kingwood Inter
nient in the family plot close to his old
home.
A. G. Shaw, the biggest railroad con-
ductor in the world, died at Garrett, Ind.
few days ago. Mr.. Shaw weighed $50
pounds and was employed in fast freight
| service on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road between Garrett and Chicago. He
never took advantage of the seniority rule
because he was too large TO pass through
the regulation passenger coach. Mr..
Shaw was particularly active, and when
starting his train he preferred to swing
| onto the caboose rather than 20 board
the train at slow speed and climb over
, the cars. His popularity i'm the com
munity was attested by the fact that pub
lie services were held before his remains
were taken 10 Grafton.
The hours Tor the preaching services at
| the First Presbyterian church are as
follows: Morning, II o'clock evening.
1880 Sunday school at 10 Immediately
preceding the morning worship service,
Gay +. Wilson superintendent. Prayer
meeting at 1870 on Wednesday evening
Of each week. The public is asked to
bearju mind the following date. On
Thursday evening, October lst, at 1880
the pastoI-eIect will be installed as pastor.
Rev. A. VI. Buchanan, d. D Of Morgan
town, will preside and preach the sermon /: