West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL :
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Don't forpe, November ~


Commissioner Hayes sapp from Lyon
district was here last Friday.
o. +. Bartrand of Albright, was 9
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Craig is in town the CUES,
OF her sister, Mrs J Ross Manown.
The Beulah Buck company will enter.
tain you Saturday night at the opera
house
Miss Jane Feather of Elkins. has been
visiting relatives and friends here for the
past several days.
The local schools were closed Tuesday
on account of election and all the pupils
enjoyed holiday.
Don't fail To hear the Hon. George
Crabhe at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Dr.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup con-
forms to the Pure Food and Drug Law
every bottle guaranteed. Sample free
John A. Wolfe OF Albright, route .
was looking after business matters and
atten"i ne the corn show here Saturday.
wsnted-To buy second hand Burn
side stove No. /. , or 3. Must be cheap
Apply To James O. tlara. ,.
Mrs. Mary Trowbridge of Trowbridge
Ferry. was in town yesterday on cuisines,
and the guest of her brother WIN. VI.
Schaeffer
There will be festival Mt the Snyder
ch1rch Saturday night, November 9TH.
for the benefit of the church. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
The value OF the mineral products Of
West Virginia, according TO the United
States Geological Survey, increased from
Sl23 S47.Sl2 in 1912 to SAB, $40, 6S3 in
1918
The local high school football team will
90 To Terra Alta next Saturday to play a
return game. The boys intend to give
the Terra Alta eleven an awful drubbing.
or so they declare.
Prof. Marsh of Charleston, who was
IN attendance at the corn show here
Saturday aud also delivered lecture in
the court house Friday evening, remained
in town over Sunday the guest of friends
The regular business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society will meet in the NJ
f. church Tuesday evening, November
10th. The social hour will be i'm charge
OF the committee appointed.
The union Thanksgiving service this
year will he held in the Baptist church
on Thursday morning, November 26. at
1880 O'Clock. Rev. Frank VI. Patterson
Of the Presbyterian church. will preach
the sermon.
Frederick Copeman. big hearted and
genial Democrat from Bruceton Mills,
was in town short time yesterday on
business aud called At this office for few
minutes chat and TO renew his subscrip-
ton to the best and livest paper in all
the county.
Rev. Clande III. King, pastor of the
Terra Alta NJ. +. church, spent Thurs
day evening the guest OF Rev A. ID. Craig
and wife at the Methodist parsonage. DIR.
King made a strong and helpful address
to the Methodist Brotherhood the same
evening in the church
The Rev. Charles Brown has accepted
a call TO the Baptist church here and will
enter at once upon his duties as pastor.
He will preach next Sunday morning at
o'clock. and all are invited to attend
Mr.. Brown is an earnest preacher and
enthusiastic worker. GIVE him your
presence and help.
The first number of the Lyceum course
will be gwen Saturday night, November
9TH. These entertainments are provided
at a price within reach OF all. They are
the beet kind of recreation for both old
and young and insure fine delightful eve
nings. Season tickets 81 90 Tickets on
sale at Manown's book store.
Tuesday morning at the Methodist
parsonage Charles r. Hartman and
Minnie Wakefield were joined in matrI-
mony by the pastor, Rev A. ID. Craig.
Both young people are from near Terra
Alta. After spending a part of the day
in the city they returned TO the home OF
the bride, near Lenox this county.
Mrs. Gus j. ShaiTer is i'm Petersburg
this week attending the annual meeting
Of the Woman's Home Missionary society,
= 6f,which sle is one OF the conference
secretaries. The sessions are being held
in the First M. f. church. She will
spend a few days with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Moore Mcneil, in Smithville,
and also with relatives in Wheeling before
her return.
Last Thursday morning at the VI r
parsonage the pastor, Rev. A. u Craiq
officiating, Stanslow DiMedicis and
Maria Murini were united in marriage
Beside the interested parties a number o
their friends accompanied them 10 the
county seat and were present for the
marriage ceremony. Both parties are
residents OF Masontown where they viii
take mp their residence.
The following order of service will b,
observed at the Kingwood Methods
Episcopal church Sunday, November g
Sunday school at 10 a. m, Ezra Hauge1
superintendent; L a. IN. address by a.,
Hon. George Crabbe. superintendent o
tho Anti Galoo,, I oao,,o ~ W.. Whit.