West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Charles Beatty was here this week from
Terra Alta.
Charles Holman, Of Housewife, was
here Monday.
Mayor A. NJ. Larew, of Newburg, was
here last Saturday.
George q. Spahr, of Tunnelton, was i'm
town Monday.
G A. Craig was a business visitor in
town Monday.
A. VI. Moore was here on business
mission last week
Pink peanuts and 'licious lemonade
next Monday. Oh, my.
See the kinswood Hardware Co.
before Investing In spring seeds.
Leslie Halbritier was one OF the Bull
MoNsers from Tnnnelton in town Satur-
lay.
Judge Neil J Fortney is i'm Grafton this
week holding the regular term of circuit
court.
Joe V. Gibson has been sick and CON
fined 10 his home 4 couple OF days this
week.
Floyd Gale was here from Bruceton
Mills Saturday attending the Progressive
meeting.
Charles Craig, OF Kares Creek, visited
home folks Mt Snyder Sunday between
trains
Monday is circus day in King
wood and Wen all be there with the
children.
Mesiames Addie White and w. A.
Schaehsr spent last Saturday in Grafton
shopping.
Miss Thelma Menear has been quite
i'll the past week with an attack of
pneumonia.
III. IL. Reed, of Reedsville, has been i'm
town this week OH business and greeting
old friends.
Sylvester Lipscomb was business
visitor here from Rowlesburg one day
this week.
l. j. Bowernaster is i'm the East this |
week purchasing new stock of goods |
Tor summer.
Jesse VI. Englehart, from Guseman,
was here Saturday attending the COM
mittee meeting.
Luther McMillen was here from Mason |
town the first OF the week attending to
business matters
Sunday, May 10th, ia Mothers Da,
and will be observed in the local churches |
with appropriate exercises.
n Tickle weather. Dr. Fahrney's Teeth. |
ing Syrup is always dependable. Doc
tors prescribe it. Write for free sample. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Wilson and daugh. |
ter. Genevieve, leave today for Washing
ton City where they will spend several |
days visiting.
Mrs w. w. Wright OF Cleveland, o., |
is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Herman. of 504 Grand street.
Post Chronicle.
Deputy Assessor II. T. Hanger was
mixing with our people last Saturday.
Mr.. Hanger is an aspirant to the county |
superintendency
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ben Brady returned |
last week from Berkeley Springs where
they have been the guests of the formers |
parents f,,r the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, of
Morgantown, spent few hours here
Sunday the guests OF Mrs. Smiths grand |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Reppert
With Kit Carson's Buffalo Ranch Wild
West are some of the most expert and
daring horseiDen in the world Imported
direct from Russia and are known az the
Cars Cossacks
Miss Willard Clayton, who taught in
the Moundsville public schools the past
winter, arrived at her home here Tues
day evening where she will spend the
summer vacation.
We will get but two chances to see the
biggest show of its kind in the world.
That is on Monday, May 9TH, when Kit
Carson's Buffalo Ranch Wild West ar
rives for two performances.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris of Howes.
vile, were here Monday. Mr.. Morris
purchased the Thomas Squires property
on Tunnelton street and they expect 10
move to Kingwood in the near future.
j. l.. Stone, our oldest male resident OF
Kingwood, who has been confined to his
home dangerously Ill for the past seven
weeks, is again able TO be ont Of doors
and has every promise for permanent
recovery.
Miss Eleanor Copeman, who taught
most successful term in the graded school
here the past winter, left for Greensburg,
Pa, today where she will spent the sum
mer months with her brother, Charles +.
Copeman, and family
Mrs. Martha Graham, widow of the late
David Graham who formerly lived near
Masoutown, died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Wesley DeBerry, in Terra
Alta, and was buried yesterday in the
graveyard near Herring
Ask to see Chief Clear when Kit Car
sons Buffalo Ranch Wild West Show
arrives. He is an historical character
who fought against all Of the Indian