West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-12

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MIR. and Mrs. Foster zeigler LEFT
Sunday for Washington City where
they will reside this winter. Mrs
zeigler had been visiting relatives
and friends here for the past few
months
Col. John II. Brown is here this
week from Rowlesburg looking after
his interests. lie reports all signs of
an election in the River City removed
and came over TO see IL there were
any remnants around town.
J. s. Walker OF East Park. has re-
turned from Terra Alta. where he has
spent several weeks recuperating
from an attack OF typhoid fever. Mr..
Walker is planning TO spend the win
ter in Colorado.-Fairmont Times.
Some fifty ladies were I'm attendance
at the Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odist church on Tuesday evening
Considerable business was attended to
after which refreshments were served.
and good time enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Mrs. Marshall Bowman of Thomas
Brook. Va. who has been the guest
of her sister. Mrs. r. l.. V. Marsden
OF Marsden, the past month, is in the
| city this week together with Mrs.
Marsden. visiting the latter's daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. T. Daley.
Mrs. Carl Davisson of Clarksburg,
| arrived i'm town this morning to be
the guest OF relatives. Mrs. Davisson
is daughter of John A. Mcdaniel of
Mt. Phoebe, and is known to many
people here. as she was a few years
| ago teacher in the Kingwood
| schools.
The following services will be held
in the Kingwood Baptist church. Sun
day, November Is: 10 a. m, Sunday
School; IL a. m. public worship, with
| sermon on the subject, What You
Love is yours; 1880 p. m, Young
Peoples meeting. Charles Brown.
Pastor.
The First Presbyterian church an
nounces the usual order of services
for next Sunday, November 18th: Sun
day school at 10000; public worship
at 11:00; preaching also in the even
ing. Special music at both services
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 1880. We shall gladly welcome
any and all. Frank NJ. Patterson. Pas.
tor.
The Methodist congregation is al
ready planning for the coming revi-
val meeting which is to begin on the
evening of the last day of the year
with an appropriate watch night ser
vice. For number OF weeks they
have been holding cottage prayer
The service next Monday evening will
be at the home of Mrs. Leroy Shaw.
Rev. ID. b. Orr. formerly pastor of
the Nj. Il. church at GAINESVILLE, is now
located at Hundred, this State, and in
renewing his subscr. ption to The Ar
gus, writes: I'VE are getting comfort
ably settled in our new home and field
and shall be pleased TO still read OF
the doings of the noble, warm hearted
at 81.
We have spent so large a part of our
| ministerial career.
w. r. Buch, one OF the leading bust
ness men of Rodamer, was I'm town
one day this week on important bust
| ness and called at this Office to renew
his subscription to The Argus. AL
| though staunch Republican Mr..
quarter of century. He is a
mighty pleasant gentleman and we
greatly enjoyed the few minutes he
spent with us.
Slidell Wolfe, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Il - "bAARf VI 1iiio pldCtt Ills
right leg broken above the knee and
his left foot badly mashed as result
of being run over by a hay baler at
| their farm near town last Saturday.
He was playing around the machine
while it was being moved and fell
/ under the wheels. The little fellow
was brought to his home here and is
| getting along nicely.
The Hon. George Crabb OF Charles
ton, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
league Of the state, made a splendid
address at the M. e. church on last
Sunday morning. A large cogrega-
lion was present and the people were
delighted with both the speaker and
the address of the hour. A liberal col
lection was taken. amounting to a nice
I sum to help In the state work as car
RED oil by the league.
Mr.. w. G.. Crabb, state superintend-
ent and attorney of the Anti Saloon
League, was i'm town last Sunday.
speaking in the morning at the NJ. +.
church and in the evening at the Pres
byterlan. Mr.. Crabb is a very inter
esting man and most forecful
speaker. lie deals In facts and argu-
ment, not I'm mere excitement and
emotion He succeeded convincing
his hearers that the fight to make
West Virginia dry has only just be-
gun.
The regular hours Of service will