West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-26

Squire wmtehsir. OF he East Side
was here on business Monday.
Hoy Rodeheaver. OF Fairmont, wa
here sunday the guest OF his parents.
Forest Mcdaniel, of Clarksbuns. wa
here over Sunday the guest OF relatives
Joseph Wright, of Howesville. was
pleasant and paying visitor 10 our ssnctun
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Walls is now in a hospita
at Fairmont. having gone there Monda,
for treatment
DIR. +. f. Watson. president of tn,
Albright National Bank. was prominen
visitor yesterday.
| John A. Mcdaniel aud son.in. law
Carl DAWSON, of Parsons. were count,
seat visitors yesterday.
Samuel J. Blaney was summoned e
the bedside of his brother at Moryantowr
who is seriously i'll, on Tuesday.
J. Q. Vance, superintendent of the
high school, vas the guest of home folks
at Morgantown for the week end.
Miss Grace Bainbridge of Morgantown.
was here the guest of her SISTER. Miss
Rachel Bainbridge for the week end.
DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the
best remedy for any sickness baby gets.
no matter how Young or how old. Try il
Follow the crowd to the armory ON
Tuesday night and hear the Cartwright
Twins. 1t viii be treat you will long
remember.
The literary societies OF the local high
school held joint program on last Thurs
day night and all present enjoyed an intel
lectual treat
Miss Bernice Menear, who las been
visiting Miss Nellie Monroe at Bruceton
for the past several weeks, returned home
one day last week
Thomas Clayton, wife and daughter,
Miss Grace, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Morgantown, Farmont and
Wheeling this week.
Don't forget the big basket ball game
tomorrow night between the high school
and team representing the agricultural
school of the university.
Those who can should avail themselves
OF the opportunity of the automobile
show in Uniontown, Pa, as il is a rare
treat seldom afforded us so near home.
Q. b. Riley, one of Kingwood districts
good citizens living near Tunnelton, was
here on business Saturday and while i'm
town gave The Argus office a very pleas
ant call.
Mrs. Day Kirk is here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ill. Murdoch.
MIR. and Mrs. Kirk are now living i'm
Cumberland where Mr.. Kirk has posi-
ton with the Elkins Coal Co.
Charles Steele aud wife departed Thurs
day for Morgantown. MIR. and Mrs.
Steele have made many fast friends dur
ing their stay here and the best wishes OF
these friends accompany them.
Jonn Daley, of Rowlesburg, Charles
Owens and j. A. Hebb, OF Erwin and
Bud Peaslee, of Etam, were here Tues
day before commissioner, j.. w. Watson.
giving their dispositions in matter of
legal importance.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Jackson entertained the
Home Missionary Society of the NJ. +.
church Tuesday evening. A short bust.
ness session was held. Delicious refresh
ments were served and delightful time
was had 10y all present.
Mrs. Laura Starchman Martin is
critically i'll at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Kate Johnson, of Keyser. IL is the
fond hope of the many friends of Mrs.
Martin that she may experience a speedy
and permanent recovery.
Mrs. Joseph II. Hawthorne, of Kansas
City, Mo-, who has been dangerously in
is reported much improved. Mrs. Haw-
thorne formerly lived in Kingwood where
che has many friends who regret TO hear
of her illness and hope for her speedy re-
coverY.
Rev. Blair W. Roberts, pastor of the
Methodist church in Rowlesburg, preach
ed to large congregation in the NJ. l..
church here last Sunday morning and
made favorable impression upon the
minds of goodly number who were
present.
William Parks, who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. g.. A. Dorsey for the past
two weeks, left Saturday for Morgantown.
McMechen and Charlottesville, Ind at
which places he will be the guest OF rela-
tives prior to returning to his home in
oaklahoma City.
On Saturday, the Dist instant, Charles
G. Shrout and Florence Burch were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock at the q.
b. parsonage by the Rev. II. l.. Koontz.
The Argus Joins the friends of this young
couple in wishing them every happiness
in their journey through life
The regular meeting Of the Methodist
Brotherhood will be held next Wednes-
day evening at eight O'clock in the lecture
room OF the church. Rev. w. d. Reed,
Of Oakland, has been invited to make tile
address. Arrangements will be made for
special music and a good time ia general
Do not forget the date, March 4.
James Lyons and Otto Batschi, Of
Mont, came in Monday evening and left
yesterday afternoon for Independence.