West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-17
**+++<<<*++++*+*<<%%
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :
++++++++++++++++++++
Joe V. Gibson was Junction visitor

Diner White of Herring, was here
Monday.
James M. Brown Of Mannheim, was
visiting his parents Sunday.
Guy NJ. Bonafeld OF Tunnelton, was a
business visitor here Monday.
Gus W. Bishop of Tunnelton. was a
business visitor here Saturday.
F Roy Yoke of Weston, was week
end visitor to Kingwood friends.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. A. Jackson of Rowles-
bnrg, were the guests of home folks sun
day.
Attorney William b. Bowman was a
legal visitor here from Rowlesburg Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ii. Reppert Ct Detroit.
Mich. were here over Sunday the guests
OF relatives.
Judge Neil j. Fortney is at Grafton
this week holding the regular term of
circuit court
Miss Lena Wilson OF near Pbilippi, is
the pleasant guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
+. Wilson this week.
tending to his official duties as court
stenographer this week
Mis- Berenice King Lenhart was the
gu' 1t OF friends in Rowlesburg between
trains Sunday afternoon.
Frank Promoter Gale, the business
hooiner from the Campground, was
county seat visitor this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Martin and
children OF Rowlesburg, have been here
the past week. visiting relatives.
Frank Cox aud Gay Wilson were at
Grafton Monday on business trip. They
drove through in their Saxon car
Leaves are falling. Babies don't fall
away while taking DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
ing Syrup. Ii makes sap-blood.
james Wanderlust Carroll has returned
to the city after several days sojourn
in Washington and other eastern points.
Ed NJ. Williams of Clarksburg, is
greeting old friends in town this week and
attending To some important business
matters.
Russell White returned home Saturday
from Sea Girt, New Jersey, where he had
been as a member OF the West Virginia
rifle team.
Mrs nellie Schaefler and Ted Copeman
spent Friday In Clarksburg shopping and
consulting an oculist in regard TO the
latter's eyes
Misses Beryl Squires and Myrtle Bra
ham left Saturday for months visit
with friends in Grafton. Clarksburg and
other points.
Mark Feather of the Craborchard, and
Marshal Rodehcaver of Guseman, were
day this week
Miss Helen Jackson OF Grafton, who
has been the pleasant guest OF Mrs. Neil
JAYtney the past month, returned to
her home Sunday
Mrs. j NJ Buckner of Rowlesburg,
returned home Sunday after several days
spent here "a the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs G.. @. Pierce
Mrs VIM. NJ SchaeiIer. Miss Schaefler
aud Miss Mcdaniel returned home Sun
Il -, 4
intermediate points.
Walter A. Stone, printer and general
business man, OF Philippi, was here from
Saturday until Monday looking after his
interests in this section
John n. Brown has been here from
Rowlesburg the past week experimenting
some improvements being made to his
property on Price street.
George Smith and mother and Miss
Mary Phillips OF TIalleck, motored to
town Sunday and spent the day the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hawkins.
There will be a festival and box supper
at the Snyder church September 18th.
Proceeds for benefit of the church. All
are cordially invited TO attend.
COMMITTEE
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar wilt and son of
Clarksburg, were here short time SUN
day on their return home from Aurora
where they had spent the past week visit
ing relatives. They were accompanied by
Mr.-Xilt's mother, Mrs. J. A. Lantz,
who will be the guest OF her daugh ter in
Cla-ksburg few days
DIR Frank Casteel and wife of Wash
ington, ID. c.. were here Friday the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Potter. They
came mp from Albright where they had
been visiting the formers old home. DR..
Casteel is member of the faculty Of a
dental college in Washington and il we'll
known here, having attended school at
this place several years ago.
Rev Frank NJ. Patterson was in Clarks.
burg this week attending the fall meeting
of the Presbytery Of Grafton, when wa
held in the First Presbyterian church oi
that city. Rev. Patterson il TO be in
stalled as pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at this place, Thursday, October
J.. Rev. A. NJ. BuchanDon, ID. D.. OF
MOrgantown, is to preach the sermon.
Rev. H. G. Stoetzcr, ID. ID Of Fairmont,
TO charge the pastor, and Rev. George
W Hntlcok of urcLl,ourcv g.. oI......