West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-06-18

Miss Margaret White of Oakland, is
visiting relatives here.
Robert Il. Brown is here from Mason
town serving as petit juror.
Ami Smith Of Bruceton, was a pleasant
caller at this office this week.
The Acme department store, Morgan
town, is making ONE sensational bargains
great time at the platform near
TOWNSVILLE July Fourth. You are invited
Get Oodoe's prices on wood or tile
si'es before you buy. Car Ioss prices.
John W. Kelley is here this week from
Terra Alta attending to business matters
Ii. +. Woodward Of Fellowsville. is
here visiting his son and attending court.
Miss Jessie T. Brown was the guest of
friends in Morgantown one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Mcdonald are
visiting friends in Morgantown this week.
John q Kelley and A. Frankhouser
are here from Brandonville at this session
of court.
Charles II. Manown left yesterday for
Philippi for few days visit with his
father.
Wagons from Dodge. at Terra Alta.
All sizes.
Mcclellan Hartman, the blk Democratic
merchant from Valley Point, was in town
tins week
Mrs. George Erwin and son of Keyser,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. Manown
this week.
Newton Fornan and Ami Smith are
two Bruceton citizens attending this ses.
sion of court.
Claude MCGEE is here from Morgan
town visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Jenkins.
S. n. Rogers is here from Gainesville
attending court and made The Argus
pleasant and paying call
|. II. Martin went To Charles Town
Tuesday where he attended the congress
sional convention as a delegate.
Miss Isabelle Keener of Morgantown,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Don g.
Schaefier, at Green's Run farm.
Charles NJ. Brown was here from
Rowlesburg Tuesday evening taking his
third degree in the X. of Il. lodge.
Miss Belle Lee Spahr is at Morgantown
this week attending the State Educational
Association in session at that place.
Constable ID. A. Erwin has been here
this week looking after court matters and
renewed his subscription to this paper.
WIN. III. Glover, candidate for House
OF Delegates, of the East Side, was here
the past week mingling with the voters
The following announcements are made
for the Kingwood Methodist Episcopal
church for Sunday, June Dist: Sunday
school at 9:45, Ezra Hanger Supt., in
charge. Preaching at | | n. M, subject
1.-THE Pastoral Psalm" Epworth League
at7:l5, leader Mrs +. T. Shaffer. Preach
ing at s p. IN. by the pastor. You are
welcome to all of these services
ALBERT d. CRAIG. Minister.
Flick Warhola, Slavish workman
employed at the cement plant at Man
helm, met with fatal accident last Fri
day afternoon. While at work near some
machinery belt broke and struck him
on the side, knocking him against the
screw conveyor where his leg was caught
and so badly crushed that he died soon
after, while being taken TO the NJ Il X
Junction to get a train for the hospital at
Kcyser.
Tuesday at noon the dwelling OF David
Steuchel, who lives at Kanes Creek, was
completely destroyed by fire The family
escaped without injury but most OF the
contents were burned The blaze originated
from defective hue, and was under
such Roadway when discovered that
nothing could be done to check the
flames. The house was good structure
and Mr.. Steuchel's loss is at least $500,
with no insurance.
Miss Adah Crane Trippett, who for the
past six years has been teacher in
the Morgantown public schools. has re-
signed her position there and has accepted
a splendid position in the California state
normal, California, Penn. Miss Trippett
is in Baltimore at present attending to
some business matters and a little later
she will go to Boston To spend the sum-
| mer. While in Boston Mics Trppett
will take summer work at Harvard Uni
versity.
Beautifully engraved invitations are ont
for the marriage OF Miss Jessie Thomas
J Brown Of this place, 20 Mr.. Robert. Lud-
ington Brown, Jr., Of Morgantown. They
read az follows:
Mr.. William Gay Brown
requests the pleasure Of your
company at the marriage Of his daughter
Jessie Thomas
| TO
Mr.. Robert Ludington Brown, Junior
on Wednesday, the twenty fourth ol June
at twelve O'Clock
ut Kingwood, West Virginia
A man 10y the name OF Hardingly who
was employed on sawmill over on the
mountain above Mannheim, committed
| suicide by hanging. Monday of last ,yeek