West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-09

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Fast game at the local park saturday
afternoon.
Miss Julia Byrne is here from Oakland
visiting friends.
Hon. George Nj. Bowers OF Martins
burg, is in the city today.
Myers hay tools ono rope at KING
wood Hardware company.
Misses Beryl and Ruby Schaefler are az
Reedsville the guests of their sister, Mrs.
9. X. linn, for the week.
III. Wallace Spahr has returned TO
kingwood after spending the Fourth at
Tunnelten visiting his parents.
Z. blackwell, representative of the
Tri-State paper company, ofCumherland.
was calling on the trade Yesterday.
Look out for hot days-Cholera Infan.
tum. Don't worry-use DR.. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup. 25cts. sample free.
Raleigh FELTON, arrived in the city
yesterday from Lewisburg. Pa, where
he Is attending school, to spend a short
time visiting his parents.
The Star City ball team is scheduled 10
play the Kingwood club ON the local
grounds next Saturday afternoon and an
interesting contest is assured.
Your attention is directed TO the report
of the condition in this issue of the First
National Bank of Albright. This bank
has been organized only few months
but shows remarkable growth and pros.
porous condition.
The board OF equalization and review
met Monday morning and is now in SEES.
sion To hear charges OF erroneous assess
ment and GO over the tax books. The
board is composed of NJ. f. Pell, j. G.
White and G. L. Markwood.
The regular business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society will meet in the NJ.
+. church Tuesday evening, July 18th.
The social hour will be in charge of the
appointed for July.
You ought to see Oodse's big supply
OF busgies. The finest ever
The following services will be conducted
in the Kingwood VI. l.. church Sunday,
July ~; Sunday school at 9:l5, Ezra
Hanger, superintendent. Preaching at
ll:O0 a. m. and 500 p. IN. 10y the pas
tor. No league service for the month of
July. You have welcome TO the above
services A. d. CRAIG, Minister.
A merry party made mp of Col. and
Mrs. Carleton G. Pierce and sons Custer
and Oscar and Miss NeIlye Goodwin of
Misses Blondell Buckner and
Faye Painter and Messrs. John A. l..
Pierce, Ross Hollis and III. NJ. Martin of
Rpwlesburg, and Oscar b. Buckner
and Frank Nicholson of Dickerson, Md,
spent the Fourth at Lone Pine Lodge ON
Cheat river.
w. f. Reynolds has been in town this
week in the interest of the National Rat
ing Agency. Mr.. Reynolds is well known
to number of our people, having been
student at the University at Morgan
town where his father was professor for
several years. He expects to cover the
entire county in the interest OF his house,
has been at number of points already
and Is meeting with good success.
Got Dodse's prices on wood or tile
siios before you buy. Car load prices.
The union Sunday school picnic held
nj Oak Park yesterday was decided
success. Six coaches were required TO
carry the crowd-something like five hum
dred being in attendance Besides all
the churches co operating TO make the
day success, practically all the places Of
business here were closed for the day,
The different pastors and superintendent
are under many obligations To all who
Contributed in any way to the success
and pleasure OF the occasion.
One Of the problems OF the age has
besn what shall we do with our old maid
school teachers. The solution comes
from over in Ohio where the state superin
tendent Of schools has found il impossible
10 keep the domestic science teachers
He has no difficulty in keeping the pri-
mary, grammar and high school teachers.
but those IN the domestic science depart
ment get married as fast rs they become
proficient. Why not endow school
and give free instruction in this art by
and hope for the best2
Two ball games a. good a. anyone
could wish TO SCI we're PLAYED al Oak
Park The afternoon of the Fourth. when
kingwoOd won both contests from the
strong Morgsniown Independents. The
first game resulted in victory for the
local team by score Of two TO nothing.
both runs being made In the sixth inning.
Tie second contest was called by agree.
ment at the end 81 the 9th. with tie score
one to nothing In favor 81 Kingwood. Both
games were witnessed by rccord-breaking
crowds, and the fans we're shown inst
what kind Of "stun' Kingwood could
produce when really IN earnest.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Walls of Morgan
town, arc in town today on their way home
from a visit n Mr.. Walls parents n
Valley Point. While here Mr.. Walls call.
ed 70 renew bis subscription 10 The Argus.
He formerly resided IN Kingwood and i
well known 10 our people. but has been
located nj Moroantcor, To- .,......s -