West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-17

Sohn A. Sterling OF Manown, was il
town Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. c. Murdoch is shopping il
Grafton today.
Mrs. d. @. Hileman of Tunuelton. wa.
here yesterday.
Joseph n. White was here from Nor
gantown yesterday.
Cashier }. Scott Lantz was here from
Reedsville yesterday.
Cashier FeliA Elliott was Morrantown
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
George Steele of Morgantown, was q
prominent visitor here Tuesday.
Dan T. Cue of Masontown. was a
paying caller at this office Monday.
Merchant Charles H. linn of Reeds
vile, was a business visitor here thi.
week.
John ii. Garner was visiting his old
home at Pleasantdsle between train.
Tuesday.
Maj o. Alphonse Dill, who halls from
Reedsville, was minGlins with the natives
Mondav.
Misses Beryl and nellie Schaefier are
visiting relatives and shopping i'm Nor
gantown.
Mrs. q. +. Wilson and Miss Lena
Wilson are the guests OF relatives on the
East Side today.
Herbert III. White. cashier OF the First
National bank of Albright, was a county
seat visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Leith OF Grafton, was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IL. Manown a
few days the past week.
Now Is the time TO enjoy motoring. See
the new Chalmers car lust received bv
the kingwood Motor Car Company.
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
Keeps them in good shape. sample tree.
Mrs. Gus J. ShafTer is spendiag a few
days in Wheeling the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. John
w. Gilmore
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox. Earl NJ.
Lantz and Mrs II. s. Whetsell motored
to Newburg Tuesday evening and spent
few hours with friends.
A. A. Piles Of Newburg, was business
visitor TO the county seat Tuesday and
called at this office to subscribe for the
best paper in the county
Attorney and Mrs. James 4. DALEY re-
turned home Monday from Buck harmon
where they had spent several days visiting
friends and attending the Fair.
For SsIe-Six pure bred registered
Aberdeen Angus Bulls, from six to twelve
months old. j. A. Dodge. Terra Altat
w va 10 st
DIR. j. NJ. King, formerly of thi, place
but lately located at Buckhannon. has
moved to Wellsville, Ohio. where he has
located for the practice of his profess ion.
Thomas n. Tanner OF Rockville, was
IN town Wednesday. Mr.. Tanner is
making preparations TO move from
Reedsville to Eglon where he has pur-
chased big tract OF timber
Capt A. h. Fortney OF Bellaire, Ohio.
who has been here visiting his brother,
Judge n. j. Fortney and family and at
tending the g. A. X. reunion, made this
office pleasant call this week and added
his name TO the big list OF good people
who regularly read The Argus
W. II. Cuppett and family, Carl Smith
and G.. f.. Rodeheaver of Uniontown,
Pa, motored to Kingwood and spent
Sunday with p. a. Rodeheaver and
and family. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Rodeheaver and son
Clarence, who will visit for few DAYS.
Study the description of the new
Chalmers Light Six" car in the adj
vertisement of the Kingwood Motor Car
company in this issue. This is one of
the best machines on the market and is
beauty in design and finish The local
agents have received the new 1915 model
and will be pleased to demonstrate il to
prospective buyers.
l.. O. Bradshaw, division sales manager
OF the PilIsburY -four company, with
headquarters in Pittsburgh, was calling
on the local merchants Monday Mr..
Bradshaw is widely known here, having
spent his boyhood near town where his
parents still reside, and has already
entered the made good class He
holds responsible and lucrative position,
having charge OF the statesmen of his
company who travel in this and adjoin-
ing states. has won this enyiable record
by good, hard work and stick -to-It-iveness
and is Preston countian OF whom we
are all proud.
School opened Monday of this week
with full corps of teachers and with a
large enrolment OF scholars. Prospects
are bright for one Of the best and most
successful terms OF school Kingwood has
ever had. The building has been newly
painted, cement walks made. the grounds
cleaned, and the place in general greatly
improved in appearance. Also large
playroom for the benefit Of the children
has been finished in the basement, aud
the building piped Tor water and gas, 80
hat with these improvements the comfort
and welfare Of the occupants will be-
better cared for than ever before. Con-
gresham Brown has again offered the
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