West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-30

A. F. Ridenour Of Albright, is in III.
city today.
JV. Gibson is a legal visitor in Rowles
burg today.
Myers hay tools and rope st King
wood Hardware company.
II. ii. Greene of Harrison county
member OF the state crop pest commission,
visited our city on Wednesday.
County court viii convene again to.
morrow to verify the sheriff's settlement,
and transact other important business.
Mrs. Jennie kunst and daughter OF
Petersburg, arrived in the city yes,er.
day evening and: are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. 9. ii. Manown.
Edward Watson and daughter O,
Philippi, were here short time SATURDAY.
having come TO Preston county to attend
the Watson family reunion.
| y. r. Stemple of Aurora, Preston
county, has returned home after spending
a week here visiting his sister, Mrs. r.
). Middleton and attending chautauqua.
Sentinel.
ii. l.. Feather of Redwood. accom-
panied by his father, Jacob Feather.
| Thomas Haigh and Jacob Guseman. ALI
oil GAINESVILLE. are in town today looking
alter business matters. Mr.. Feather
made this office pleasant call.
Check for one dollar is enclosed in
payment for another years subscription
to your good Democratic paper" writes
5. G Chadwick, ST.. OF Moryantown.
These words speak for themselves and
we appreciate them.
The West Virginia Northern will run n
special train next Sunday to accomodate
those desiring to attend campmeetine.
The train will leave here in the morning
at % o'clock, and returning will leave
Tunnelton at 1850 in the evening. Ex-
| cursion rates will prevail.
Regular services will he conducted in
the kingwood NJ. f. church Sunday
August 2nd, as follows: Sunday school
at Si:5; preaching at III a. m. and 8 n.
m by the pastor OF the church. No
league services during the month of
August. The regular meeting of the
brotherhood will meet Wednesday eve
ning, August 9Th, the address to be de-
livered by Vester b. Dunn. We welcome
you to one or all OF the services of this
church.
ALBERT ID. CRAIG, Minister.
Maj. @. M. Fleek arrived in the civ
last evening from GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
Tor short visit with friends. Mr.. Fleek
reports that on his trip east from Chicago
he found business booming everywhere
and that factories are working overtime
TO fill orders and asking for more men
he spent Sunday at Newark. Ohio. where
is located the largest stove factory in the
world and said they were finding il i'm
possible to keep up with their orders
having put on an extra shift and irving
to get more workmen.
II. T.. Cuppett and daughter, Miss.
Mabel, OF Sommerfield, Pa, arrived in
town Yesterday to visit his daughter.
MRS. Kay Kelley. Mrs. Cuppett has
been here the past two weeks visiting
her daughter and will accompany her
husband home while Miss Mabel will on
on to Uniontown to visit relatives. AL
though living in Pennsylvania Mr.. Cun-
petit, who was formerly a resident of this
county and was prominent in political
circles, still keeps in touch with tbinos
political in Preston and is mighty live
wire.
Is. u. Nj. AMMAN and wife of Cuzzart.
were at the county seat few hours last
saturday having driven up in their new
motor car. Mr.. AMMAN is one of the
most prominent and prosperous farmers
III his section OF the county, and is the
biggest man in point of weight in that
section. He is thorough optimist. and
although staunch Republican. he is a
regular subscriber to The Argus. az he
says he wants paper that gives the live
news OF the county while il is new. While
here Mr.. AMMAN called at this Office IN
renew for another year.
George N. Mcdonald received letter
this week from the American consul at
Iampico, Mexico. advising him that con-
hitions were again normal in that terri
tory and 1T was safe for him to return at
any time. All Mr.. McDonald's personal
property, including twelve head OF mules
harness, wagons and some valuable
thoroughbred stock that me had imported
was taken by the Mexicans but the build
ings and orchards were not molested. Il
VIII be remembered that Mr.. Mcdonald
came to Kingwood some time since after
leaving Tampico when conditions were
such that it was unsafe for Americans 10
stay there.
Bruce Spindler, our popular furniture
dealer, completely surprised our people
last week by bringing home bride.
lie had kept the affair so quiet that even
his relatives knew nothing about il. He
went to Uniontown where he met Miss
MaJorie Wirsing, young lady OF that
city, and they were quietly married. The
happy young couple returned here Fri.
day evening and at present are at the
home of the groom's brother, Mayor
Charles Spindler. They expect to 20 TO
housekeeping shortly. as they have
rented house and will get possession