West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-22
F. H. Bishop of Rowlesburs was here

Football game Saturday afternoon a,
; o'clock.
J. c. White of near Terra Alta. was
IN kingwood this week.
WIN. A. Guseman of Reedsville. was a
business caller in town Monday.
A. L. Sidwell of Fellowsville. made the
county seat a business visit Monday
President Of the county court b. T.
Gibson was a business visitor here yester.
day.
Merchant Frank lehman Of Hove
sville, was business visitor in town last
evening.
Roosevelt at Morgantown October 27th.
Special train and excursion rates on the
NJ. & X.
Jacob Murray, one OF Reno's prominent
citizens, was a business caller in town
this week
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Spencer and
children of Remington. are visiting rela.
tives i'm town.
+. b. Kelley Of Braudonville, route I,
was in town today on business and made
this office call
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come. DIR. Fahrnry's Tothiug Syrup
keeps them in good shape Sample tree.
For Saie-Six pure bred registered
Aberdeen Angus Bulls, from six to twelve
months old. j. A. Dodge. Terra Alta,
w. Va. 10 81
Mrs Jane Michaels OF near Cassville.
Monongalia county, was here the past
week for short visit with her ister.
Mrs. Mack Evick
Harmouut's Uncle Toms Cabin, will
Toe at the opera house Friday October %.
producing the correct and only author
lzed version of Harriet Beecher Stoves
great masterpiece. Watch for the parade.
The ladies of the Pythian Sister lodge
OF this place are making arrangements for
a social at the opera house on Halloween.
There will be called meeting of the
lodge at the lodge room Saturday night TO
make final arrangements for the affair.
kingwood high school football game
against Terra Alta Saturday afternoon is
something you don't want to miss. Mr..
Carter, the coach, says the team is i'm
good condition. Mr. Carter has given
the boys fine set of signals and the
game will be fast one. Admission 25
cents.
Harnounts big scenic production of
Uncle Toms Cabin is deservedly popular.
1t is hard to find person who has not
seen it, or doesn't intend to 1t is patron
lied and endorsed bv the clergymen and
religious press as delightful, instructive.
and strictly moral. At the opera house
Friday, October %. Tickets on sale at
book store at the usual prices.
A. F. Gerstell, president OF the Alpha
Portland Cement company, died at his
home in Easton, Pa, last Saturday and
was buried Monday. He was born and
raised in Keyser, this state, and a brother
To DIR. Richard Gerstell who resides at
keyser. His wife is niece of Hon.
Henry G. Davis. The company of which
Mr.. Gerstell was president have branch
works at Mannheim. this county.
George Watson of Masontown, the
chauffeur of the Inflated automobile of
Charles Cummns OF Lost Creek, which
was struck by passenger tram at TT.
Marion several weeks ago, has been re-
moved 10 his home from the Uniontown
hospital where he had been since the time
OF the accident Amputation of his right
arm just below the elbow, was necessary as
the result of injuries received in the acct
dent. Dominion.
The Republicans had big blowout
and speaking scheduled for last night.
but the main attraction, Gov. Hatfield,
failed to make an appearance and the
crowd was disappointed. However, Tay-
Tor George and other speakers were called
into action and made short addresses.
George NJ. Bowers, candidate for congress
in this district, arrived before the close
of the meeting and spoke for short
time. A fair sized crowd was in attend
ance and the Terra Alta band furnished
music for the OCCASION