West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-16

I. +. Loar, of Reedsville. was in towr
Monday.
Postmaster b. L. Brown wac Mannheim
visitor Tuesday.
F. +. Parraek, OF Tunnelion, was her,
this week on business.
illustrated lecture and motion pictures
at the armorY Friday night.
Attorney Mitchell, of Terra Alta, was 8
legal visitor in town yesterday.
Hon. J. :. Dunn, of Reedsville, was a
business visitor in town Wednesday.
F II. Bishop, Of Rowlcsburg. was a
business visitor here one day this week
j. c. Harrington, of Newburg, made
the county seat a business visit this week
W. b. Bowman and w. b. ShafTer. OF
Rowlesburg, were in town this week on
business.
A. Nj. GOT, OF Cheat Bridge, was visit.
his daughter. Mrs. u. Y. Beavers. in
town this week.
Joseph Feather, of Route >. has been
confined to his home the past week with
an attack Of grip.
Mr. aud Mrs James NJ. Brown and
children, OF Mannheim, were visiting their
parents over sunday
George A. Lyon was in Moundsville
Monday attending the funeral Of his
uncle, James Rogerson.
George Sterling. Of Mt. Lake Park is
spending the week in town visiting his
brother, J. 5. Sterling and family.
Miss Carrie Herring, who is a student
ut the the university at Morgantown.
spent Easter Sunday at her home here
Miss Hazel Wheeler leaves Friday
morning for Akron. Ohio, where she will
spend month with her father and sister
Tickle weather. DR.. Fahrney's Teeth.
ing Syrup is always dependable. Doe.
tors prescribe it. Write for free sample.
Mrs. J. V. Gibson and little SON
Milford, returned Saturday from few
days visit with her parents at Fairmont.
b. L. Gibson, of Masoutown. was in
town Monday on his way home with a
pair of heavy horses he had recently pur.
chased.
Chief of police Koontz is wearing that
won rub-ofl smile and extending the
glad hand TO everyone. It's a fine big
boy baby, born Wednesday morning
Quite neat sum was realized 10y the
Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian
church at their supper given at the home
OF MIR. q. G. Giles last Saturday evening
The closing exercises of the grades Of
the Kingwood public schools will be held
at the armory Friday evening, April oath
The high school will continue in session
four weeks longer.
An enjoyable time and plenty of good
things 10 eat were in evidence AT the
supper given 10y the b. Y. p. L. last
Thursda2 evening. The young folks were
literally patronzcd and netted a nice sum
OF money.
All that is new in Suits, Coats, Dresses.
Millinery and New Novelties will be
shown at the Raleigh hotel, Thursday
and Friday, April 23rd and 2lth. by
Jolliile's Grafton's Best Store. Can we
expect you?
You are earnestly requested to attend
the Spring and Summer Showing of
what is new for Ladies, Misses and Child
rem at the Raleigh hotel Thursday and
Friday April Ord and 2lth. By Joilifre's
Graiton's Best Store.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. T..
church, held their annual open meeting
In the lecture room Of the church Tuesday
evening. An interesting program was
rendered and several contests held. Re
freshments were served and pleasant
evening passed by all present.
George Schmdley and Miss Albright.
a daughter of William Albright, who
used to live near here but now resides at
Braddock, Pa, were last week quietly
married They have now returned TO
the home OF the groom at Sutherland,
where he owns and operates a sawmill.
Miss Eva NJ. Maxwell, OF near Browns
vile, Pa , who taught the colored school
here the past year, returned To her home
last week. Samuel G.. Younger, the
trustee, says the term Just closed was the
most successful and satisfactory for n
number OF years. II is the nope of the
patrons of the school that Miss Maxwell
will return next year.
The following services will be the order
OF the day in the Kingwood NJ. T.. church
Sunday, April 10Th: Sunday school az 10
a. m, Ezra Hanger Supt. Preaching M
ii a. m. subject allelujah. " Epworth
League at 6:45, in charge Of Miss Myrtle
Braham. Public service at 1880 in charge
OF the pastor. You are most cordially
invited to worship with Us.
ALBERT ID. CRAIG, Minister.
In the list Of marriage licenses published
in Tuesdays Pittsburgh Dispatch one has
been granted 10 Newton II Manown and
Sarah J. Charlton, both Of Pittsburgh.
This is orr good old friend Newt" who
lived for many years in Kingwood where
he is well and favorably known 10 all the
good people Of the town. He worked for
several years in The Argus office and is
one OF the very best printers ever in this
section. For the past two years he has
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