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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29
CuzzaYt

Edward Watson, accompanied by his
daughter and little granddaughter, spent
iew days visiting friends here the past
week.
j. l.. Rcckart made business trip to
the county seat Sunday.
John Morrow still continues poorly.
Joseph Feather and wife spent part of
the past week visiting friends at Terra
Alta.
Mrs. Brown of Catawby, is visiting
friends in this community.
Charles Groves is teaching the Vale
school
Hume Livengood, our noted gunsman,
killed fox Saturday.
Clarence ShaGer drove over TO Union
town. Pa, the past week. His wife,
her sister and LYDIA Spahr returned home
with him.
Will Livengood gave the young people
an old fashioned apple cutting one night
the past week.
Rev. Engle and wife were calling on
w. A. Wolfe's one day the past week
w. S. Crane made business trip TO
Sugar Valley settlement tie past week.
Mrs. Reckart accompanied by her hus-
band and DR.. Goldsmith, left for Baltimore
Thursday where che will enter hospital
for treatment.
One Of Elmer Livengood's fine colts
was badly hurt in wire fence Saturday
night. Veterinarian Harmed was called
to render medical aid
A number Of our farmers purchased a
corn shredder and husker and have been
running it on scheduled time the past
week.
The Falkenstine Bros sawmill burned
down Saturday morning, losing every
thing that belonged 10 the mill, which
is heavy loss TO them. This makes
three sawmills that have burned close in
the community in the past month.
+. S Livengood was calling on w. A.
| Wolfe's.
Winfield, accompanied by Don Crane
and better half, and others motored ont
TO Jerred Matlick's Saturday night TO an
old fashioned apple cutting.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29
Dedication o, Catholic church

On Sunday, November sth, at 10 a. m.
the new Catholic church 1t this place
will be dedicated and opened for public
worship. The Blessing and Dedication
services will bc constructed by the Bishop
OF Wheeling, Right Rev. L. J. Donahue,
ID. d., assisted 10y Rev. Patrick ]. Browne
OF townsville, The music will he RENDER
cd by the TOWNSVILLE choir. The dedi-
catory sermon will be preached by the
Right Rev. Bishop.
At II a. m. High Mass will be sung.
The congregation will sing Holy God
We Praise Thy Name" at end of the
Mass. Mass will be sung 10y the Pastor,
Rev. Patrick j. Browne u
AT y, m. the beautiful ceremony of
the erection of the Stations of the Cross
will take place. Sermon, followed by
Bencdiction of the Blessed Sacrament.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. ., 10, IL, special services at 7:30 in
the evening. Rosary sermon, followed
10y Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
The preacher will be the Rev. John RI.
Corcoran.
Subjects OF Sermon: Monday, "The
Bible" Tuesday. "The Sacraments;"
Wednesday, MARY the Mother Of
Christ"
Divine services, baptism, etc., will be
held ON the first Sunday of every month
until further notice.
Az many visitors are expected for the
services attending the dedication OF St.
Peters church, by Bishop Donahue, on
Sunday November sth, the ladies' of the
church are preparing TO entertain them.
Dinner will be served ut the opera house
Immediately after the morning services.
Also after the afternoon services light
supper will be served. The following Is
the committees having charge OF the
dinner; Mrs. John Greaser, Mrs. NJ.
Griffin, Mrs. Bruce Carroll, Mrs. Frank
+. Barlow, Mrs. MI l.. Keller, Mrs. Ed
Grease, Mrs. James Grcaser, Mrs. j.
Sperandio, Mrs. Ross Wilhelm. 4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29
FeIIowSviIIe

Johnny's first snow storm has arrived
Tor this year. 1t came Monday night.
Rev. Moose preached very able SER
mon here Sunday afternoon.
The wedding bells were ringing, but no
one seemed to hear them when on the
night Of October 10 Mr.. George Bolyard
and Miss Ella Criss stole a march on us
and were quietly married by Rev. j. III.
Funk at his home. The boys found it
out late and gave them and old time
serenade. We wish them "bon voyage. &"
Justice w. w. Bucklew heard the
lawsuit Of the Geo. w. May estate Va.
Colebank here the past week.
Rawley Criss has traded his cane mill
Tor a bunch Of sheep and then sold them
to b. F. Woodward.
Mrs. James f.. Wolfe has been sick for
some time but is improving.
Election Tuesday. Don't fail to vote.
Eugene Bolyard and his force OF hands
have made quite an improvement in the
streets Of our town.
James i. Wolfe lost a fine COW on
Monday night OF this week.
Hon. Taylor George Of Philippi, gave
a very able address before the voters here
on Monday night Of last week.
Got your cabbage pulled yet? Halow-
cen comes Saturday night.
G.. r. Clark is making some improve
ments on his hardware and notion store
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Mrs. Elizabeth Yellig OF Pittsbury. Pa.
Is here the guest of her sister, Mrs. Il.
NJ. Arthur.
Mrs. sherman Gale of MorHantown. is
here this week visiting home folks.
Miss Jessie Dill is suffering from a bad
attack of typhoid fever.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Borns
Saturday night girl baby.
Harvey Hartman of Gypsy, spent sun
day here with his family.
Miss Persia Shafler of Moigantown
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Miss Jessie Gross is at Gypsy this week
having been called there by the illness
OF her sister. Miss Goldie.
Those from here who attended the
speaking at Kingwood Monday after
noon were John w. Stone, W. q. Cobun
and wife. Virgil McMillen and wife. j.
: Dunn and wife and Edward Tusing.
Mrs. Earl Dixon of Masontown, spent
several days with her parents at Arthur
dale last week.
Miss Edna Fields returned home from
Monongah Monday. She has been EN-
ploped there in Miss Watkins millinery
store.
Mrs. VIM. Dill spent Saturday and
Sunday in Morgantown the guest of her
sister. Mrs. keener May6ield.
Miss Lura Dill and little Miss Mary
Wilson were at Masontown Saturday
visiting Mrs. Curtis Dill.
Mrs. Q. n. Brown and Mrs. John
Mckinney were ut Morgantown Saturday
shopping
James Morgan OF Gordon, has moved
his family here for the winter. We are
glad to have Mr.. Morgan and his cstimable
family in our midst.
VIM. Clark is quite sick and confined
to his bed.
Mrs. G. n. Brown entertained her
Sunday school class Sunday for dinner in
a most enjoyable way.
Mrs. r. NJ. Arthur was hostess 20 the
"Thimble Club last Thursday. About
thirty ladies were present and all had a
delightful time.
Mrs. Dave Loar entertained the Ladies'
OF the Thimble Club this week, the oc-
casion being a good old fashioned quilt.
ing and good dinner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29

On November 3rd the voters OF Preston
county are going TO elect county clerk.
These same voters are going TO pay this
man for his services. Mr.. Voter, you
should use as much judgment when cast
ing your vote for the man 10 fill this Office
AZ you would il you were hiring man to
take care OF your business. This is a
very important office. We have man.
Dan l.. Wotring we feel sure can fill this
office in every respect. lie comes to us
very highly recommended by his present
employer, Pugh & Beavers Grocery COM
pany, as well AZ the merchants of the
county who recommend him as being an
honest, accurate and accommodating bust
ness man. You will make no mistake in
olecting Mr.. Wotring to this office.
PRoGREssIyR
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Albright

The box social at the school building
ON Friday night was very successful.
rhirty-one dollars was the net proceeds.
The Hon. Taylor George and the Hon.
A. Il. McCrum held the floor until nine
O'Clock, when they gracefully yielded
possession 10 the school people. MIR. Nc
Crum very kindly consented 70 sell the
boxes and proved u most efficient auction
Ger.
ConcretnE is still the order Of the day.
The weather has greatly favored the
work, and a considerable part of the
town may now be traversed dry-shod.
As yet no apparent move has been made
to provide walk 60 the school building.
The entrance to the school building Is
| certainly grave reflection ON those
whose duty it il 20 provide an outlet
from the building.
District superintendent f. W. Candy
has been visiting schools in this end of
the district the last few days.
There was great rejoicing in Albright
last Saturday when the gas was turned
on and lighted. Those who have their
plumbing done were able to cook 10y gas
on Tuesday.
Jay Tcmbly and Greedy Crane Of Terra
Alta, have been engaged ON Job of
plumbing for DIR. l.. T.. Watson, who
has installed furnace and water system
in his home.
Jack frost came To town with q bad
crouch in his system Monday night. Just
what put Jack in such vicious mood
we fail to guess unless il was Teddy's
presence in the state. At all events, "the
next day it snew.'
Miss Katherine Tissue OF the Rowles-
high school, spent the week end az the
crest of Miss Lynne Waddell. The two
drove DR.. Watson's horse To Brandon
vile on Saturday and back on Sunday.
They refused to tell how many auto
mobiles they met, but we know IL was
less than thirteen, as Miss Waddell in
sists that she was not frightened at the
horses behavior on the entire trip.
Miss Lonise Bond, who has been III
for some time, was out today.
Rev. ldleman is steadily improving.
Mrs. Myrtle Crane and family had
quite fright last Thursday night when
they awoke and found their kitchen on
fire. The ceiling had caught from
lamp left burning 10y oversight when the
family retired.
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Why We Shall Not Have Hard Time.

In the November American Magazine
appears highly practical and intensely
interesting article entitled How the War
Has Opened a Business Opportunity to
America" The author is of the opinion
that we are not in for hard times---at
least not If we manage our affairs with
intelligence. On this point he says in
part
'Of course, we can make hard times
out OF anything. But there is no natural
reason for il that / can see; in fact, it's
all in our favor. II manufacturers, in
veDtors, chemists, and scientific experts
generally all join forces and study the
problem, and keep everybody too busy to
talk, we will be making the best use OF
our luck. The situation is simply a big
call on Yankee resourcefulness.
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Miner Killed at Hartman
I-2t.pd.

Jefferson Tricket, an American miner
in the employ of the Gordon p. Late
Coal company up Three Fork creek near
Hartman, was killed Thursday afternoon
by fall Of slate in thelgmines. He was
an experienced miner and had been in
the mining work in that section for years.
Nothing is known of his family.
Mine Inspector l.. ID. Vaugn hurried
to Hartman on receipt OF intelligence OF
the accident and made athorough investi-
cation. After hearing the testimony of
witnesses and persanally viewing the part
Of the mine where the accident occurred,
he found that the killing was entirely
accidental and unavoidable. Tons of
the slate roof had broken and fallen i'm
Immediately after a shot, catching the
unfortunate miner before he could place
sufficient props and timbers to hold the
shattered mine roof
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Broadway

Mrs. Alkaline Liston Of Morgantown,
visited relatives in this section few days
ago.
Iva Liston spent few days with home
folks last week.
II. A. Bailey Of Morgantown, was
here last week.
Dallas Carroll has been appointed ~
organizer Of the grange.
Mrs. w. w. Garner, who has been
very sick for the past two weeks, is now
some better.
Threshing is all done in this section
for this season.
J. +. Liston Of Sutherland, was here
Sunday.
Lee Reckad OF Lenox, was in this
section Sunday.
Mrs. T. +. Garner spent last week
near Terra Alta.
J. X. Michael was at Masontown satur-
day.
a grange was organized &c Herring last
week with thirty members; also one at
Manown. Organic, farmers, organize.
Frank Pell has a new job now-that is,
nursing the baby.
The stir among the candidates is inter
esting and Of course they all expect 10
get elected but there is likely to be a
show down this time that will shake the
Standpat elements.
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BTandonviIIe

Mrs. G. T.. Wilkinson Was visiting at
@. A. Benson's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Matlick we're
visiting home folks Sunday.
Miss Meta Benson went 10 Uniontown
last Saturday where she expects to spend
the winter
Thurman King and family Of near
Hopewel visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. $. Cunningham, Sunday.
Rev. Eastlack Of Harrisville, w. Va.
lectured at this place Wednesday Of last
week
Misses Lynne Waddell and Kathryne
Tissue were visiting at this place satur.
day and Sunday.
Miss Iva Early has been staging with
Mrs. G. 9. Weltner the past week.
some Of our young folks attended Tn,
lecture at Bruceton Friday given By
Professor Barb.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29
Plea antdale
eautiful fall weather.

Beautiful fall weather.
School progressing nicely.
Candidates now upon the anxious seat.
Threshing, corn husking and apple
picking now engage our farmers time.
The closi ng down Of mines for political
purposes makes one long for government
ownership of mines
Election next Tuesday, November Go
TO the polls and vote az your own con
science dictates. We have but one admoni-
ton. Vote against any candidate whom you
believe TO be the paid attorney or the
scape goat in the Legislature OF any
corporation, water power or otherwise.
Church services last Sunday evening
were well attended and the new pastor
made a good impression.
After the election, what. calm? Yep,
business will resume as though nothing
at all had happened The calamity bowler
will take a back seat for two long years
Isn't that comforting?
So Jason Harmon of Tucker county,
the farmer candidate for State Senate. is
only joke, is he? Well there may be a
great many jokers at the polls next Tues
day. Harmon, it IL true, is or will be on
the Progressive ticket but that should not
hinder farmers all over the district from
supporting him. Vote for Harmon, Glib.
son and Dodge. All farmers. II il youi
duty, Mr. Farmer, II you desire to be
represented in our legislative halls By
men Of your own calling n support these
three farmer andidates-Jokers, a. the5
are termed by corporate representatives
An you a joker-farmer? Then support
your representatives.
Farmers Of Preston, we have been talk.
ing long and loud because we have had
no representatives in our legislature halls
At this time we have the opportunity oil
our lives 10 elect three Harmnn, Gibson
and Dodge. Shall we improve the op.
portunity, regardless Of politics, or shall
We let partisan politics blind us and again
let the golden opportunity pass2 Al
three are worthy OF our support. let u.
join hands and elect, Harmon Gibson
and Dodge.
Jason Harmon Of Tucker county, is q
farmer and has been tried and found
wanting by the Water Power Trust. S
o. Billings, who says Harmon is a joke
is clerk Of the court OF Tucker county
Billings has also been tried by the Wate
Power Combination, a foreign corpora
ton. aud just fits Mr.. McCrum is, o.
has been the paid attorney for this sam,
water power corporation. Vote for IN,
"unsophisticated farmers"
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Ear

Philip Sehnopp lost valuable COW
recently.
Our people were greatly shocked last
Tuesday to hear of the death of Kidwell
Guthrie.
! Pratt Graham Of Valley Point. was
with friends in our vicinity Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Bud Frankhouser went out near
Clifton last week to see her father Mr..
Thomas, who is very sick.
Will Forsythe has been helping l. A.
Frankhouser with his farm work.
Grandma Nieman visited at Melvin
Cupp's last Friday.
Some of the young people from near
Brandonville visitsd in this vicinity Sun
day.
Miss Alice Guseman accompanied Miss
Cora Guthrie 10 the Fish Dam over in
Pennsylvania last Wednesday.
L. A. Frankhouser was business caller
at Bruceton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Kelley and
daughter, Miss Mary, were guests at T.
;. Livengood, near Cuzzart, recently.
John Cupp, Charley Wolfe and Melvin
Cupp and wife ", re at Hazelton Tuesday
of last week on business.
Harry BOYD went out to Terra Alta
Sunday To meet Gay Guseman who was
returning home from a trip TO Delaware
and other places of interest.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rode.
HEAVIER Friday afternoon, October %.
daughter. DIR. G. f.. Wilkinson of Bruce
ton, attending physician.
Miss Fay Frankhouser visited at her
uncle Josiah Ditmore last Sunday.
Rev Albert Engle, who was our pastor
last year and has been sent back to us
for another year, preached here Satur.
day night for the first time this confer
ence year. May he ben Instrumental in
doing much good.
Curtis Nieman, who has been i'm
Pennsylvania for some time, returned
heme Sunday accompanied 10y his brother
in-law, Harry Maust, of Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Frank Kelley were
guests at Hosea Meyers last Sunday.
Frank Shafer was at Friendsville station
a few times last week after goods for his
father, Cyrus Shafer.
Mrs. Martin Cupp and Mrs. Ed Wolfe
went out to Clifton Mills last Wednesday
to visit relatives.
5. Frank Kelley and wife, Harry Boyd,
Misses Jane and Euruth Kelley, Miss
Frances Guseman, John q. Kelley and
wife were among the many from this
vicinity who attended the funeral of
Kidwell Guthrie at Shady Grove Tuesday.
Victor Cupp, wife and children and
Will Reed of Leisening, No. 2. were at
the formers old home near here few
days last week.
John ;. Kelley, wife and three small
children of Cuzzart, and Mrs. q. A..
Kelley and daughter, Miss Fay, of near
GAINESVILLE, were guests at John q.
Kelley's Sunday.
Some of the people in this vicinity at
tended the services at Shafler Sunday,
conducted by Rev. McMillen.
S. Frank Kelley, vile and niece. Miss
Euruth Kelley, were in attendance at
the Grant district farm product show at
Bruceton Friday
A crowd of Martin Oar Keiley's little
schoolmates and his cousins, Mary and
Charles Kelley of the Vale school, came
TO Lis home Saturday afternoon to help
celebrate his tenth birthday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29
Albright r z

We are having some very fine weather,
but lots Of sickness
Mrs j.. NJ Englehart visited home
folks one day last week
Miss Murl Graham and Mrs. Jessie
Englehart are visiting friends in Terra
Alta.
Mrs. Grant Armstrong OF Bruccton,
spent part Of the week with her daughter
Mrs. Elmer Engleheart
Squire Kelly was a caller in our town
one day and was accompanied home by
his daughter in-law, Mrs. ALBION Kelley.
Mrs. +. S. Englohart. has been very
i'll the past week with pneumonia. Or.
Goldsmith is attending physician
Percy BishoG Of Morgautown was call
ing on friends and relatives in town sun
day.
Walter BiehoG and Misses Ida and
Mabel Peaslee motorcd 10 r. S. Englc
hsrts Sunday.
Hume Livengood passed through town
Sunday.
Mrs. ID. y. BishoG spent the past week
with her daughter, Mrs. j. S. Engle
heart.
Fay and Olga Wolfe were calling at NJ.
W. Miller's Sunday.
Guy Crane was visitor in our town
Sunday.
Joe Smith motoredt to Albright Sunday.
Marshall Harmed distributed some
fresh pork through this vicinity lasl
week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29
Don't Let Your Baby Upset. Your
Household

Household
In the November Woman's Home
Companion DR.. Roger II. bennett.
well-known New York expert on the care
OF children, writes the first OF a new
series of talks to mothers. This first
article is entitled "Baby's Schedule" and
presents the details OF an orderly baby's
daily life. On the general subject Of the
importance Of making a baby live up TO
schedule DIR. bennett says:
Can you imagine railroad run with
out timetable? Well, a proper system
with definite schedule is almost as nee
essarY in the household where q baby is
TO be brought up, as il is in railroading
or any other business, II the best results
are 10 be obtained. IL is far less work 10
have a time for everything, and il is not
difficult 10 have everything come on time.
In many instances / have found that
all that IL was necessary 10 do 10 change
bad baby 10 good baby was to
straighten out his schedule a baby who
eats whenever be wants throughout the
night not only robs Ibis mother Of sleep,
but is iretful during the day. Il is aston.
ishing 10 SEQ how one small infant may
upset household"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29

First number Of Lyceum course,
November 9TH, at the Kngwood opera
house, secured by the Civic Club
Frequently called the most popular
ladies' quartet on the platform, this
talented company has earned the appel
lation. Their work is marked by sponta-
neity which robs il of stilted formality
and sets their hearers instantly at ease.
They sing as though they loved il. adding
10 charm OF manner an excellence OF
product. Their voices blend exceptionally
we'll Each is an artist IN her own right
Charming, enthusiastic, able; and solo
and chorus work IS alike delightful.
Beuah Buck is a reader Of much more
than ordinary merit, whose work gives
added delight.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29
Keep Your wife on Your Pay-RolI

In the November American Magazine
Frances Il. Sterrett, writing a story en-
titled "The Militancy of Evaina," has
character who makes the following com
ment on the value to man OF a good
wife,
"A wife is the best partner man can
have, and she is entitled to share of his
income"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-29

Don't forget November 9Th. Kinewooc
opera house.
Col j. A. Mcdaniel is in Wheeling
this week on business mission.
Frank W. Candy Of Terra Alta, attend
ed the football game here Saturday.
Mrs. ]. G. Brown Of Rowlesburg, wa.
the guest Of her mother Tuesday evening
Get season tickets for the Lyceum
| course and enjoy five good entertainments
kingwood opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morgan Orr of Clarks-
burg, spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city the guests of relatives.
Mrs. Marshall Virts of Keyser, who has
been visiting DR.. and Mrs Il. A. Rees,
has returned to her home.
Attorney Vester b. Dunn was in
Wheeling the first of the week attending
to important legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Foster Rodeheaver and
son of Clarksburg. were visiting the
formers parents over SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J c. Baldwin of New
burg. are visiting friends i'm south
Cumberland. -Cumberlan Press.
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come DR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
keeps them in good shape. sample Tree
Senator Goh and Congressman Suther-
land were present at n Republican meet
ing held in the court house here Monday
afternoon and both delivered addresses To
good sized crowd
The Terra Alta high school football
team came over Saturday and put IL all
over the local eleven. winning the game
10y score OF 26 to 6. The visitors played
good game from start To finish and had
orr boys completely faded.
The Rev. ID. +. G. Vishanoff will speak
at Ruthbell next Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Mr.. Vishanoff is a Macedonian
from Thessalonica, place of Biblical
interest. He will tell the story of his
conversion from Greek Catholicism to
Protestant Christianity. His address will
be of peculiar interest because he is
native of a part of the region involved in
the recent Balkan war.
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Dissolution OF Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore subsisting between +.
NJ. Hannum and ]. G.. Mast, of Chris
tiana, Pa, under the firm name of
Hannum and Mast, was dissolved Except
for the purpose of final liquidation) on
September 10, 1914. by mutual agree
ment. All claims against the partnership
should be presented for payment and all
debts owing the firm promptly paid.
+. NJ. HANNUM,
j. G.. MAST,
l-2t-pd. Christiana, Pa.