West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-03

MisssMsry Robinson is spending a few
days in Baltimore.
Mrs Oscar Nutter is here this week
visiting her sister Mrs. Menear.
Mrs. ID. c. Hileman of Tunnelton.
was in this city short time yesterday.
Miss Gladys Menear has returned home
from visit with friends in Oakland.
Mrs. f. w strickler and son Blake. Of
fairmont, are here this week visiting
relatives.
Mrs. w. +. Hawkins and SON returned
home Monday from a visit with relatives
at Halleck.
Mrs. r Nj. Abbott, of Fairmon,, il
the guest OF her brother, NJ. l.. Jackson
and wife tins week
Messrs. w. ID. and w. L. Arthur of
Hszelton, are in the city today attending
to business matters.
Rev. Albert ID Craig is at Blame this
week where he is in attendance at a SEES.
N't' VI WIZ NictfliN NOnltftnCR.
Mckinley White returned home Sunday
from Detroit, Michigan, where he has
been located the past simmer
Editor J. A. Mcdaniel leaves this
evening for Mt Lake Park to attend n
big gathering OF Bull Moosers
George Whetsell is able to be out again
alter being confined to bis home the past
week with n near attack of fever.
Leaves are falling Babies don't fall
away while taking DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
ing Syrup. 1t makes sap-blood
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
loraw who reside on Muddy Creek Hill.
was found dead in bed one morning last
week.
Mesdames G. @. Shaffer, G.. I. Tubbs
and Miss nellie Schaeffer spent the day
Tuesday at Reedsvile the guests of Mrs.
@ r. Zinn.
~ Alvin UT and son Samuel, and Ely
UT, of Delslow, were in attendance last
Sunday at the funeral Of Mrs. Robert
Shaw at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Menear are moving
this week from the house owned by j
w. Flynn on Beverly hill INTO the Brown
property on Function street.
The Clarksburg fair opened Tuesday
morning and is In full swing. IL promises
10 be the best ever held in that city and
large crowd is i'm attenda nee.
Mrs. VIM. M. SchaefTer and daughter,
Miss Ruby and Miss Lulu Mcdaniel leave
in the morning for two weeks trip TO
Niagara, Buffalo and points in Canada.
The regular business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society will meet in the NJ.
f. church Tuesday evening, Sept. sth,
1914 The social hour will be in charge
OF committee appointed for September.
Misses Genevive Hays. Caroline Neal,
Isabella Brown and Mr.. Marshall Brown
of Parkersburg, stopped over on their
way home from Loeb Lynn and spent
day with Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Brown, Jr.
For SaIe-Six pure bred registered
A berdeen Angus Bulls, from six to twelve
m onths old. J. A. Dodge. Terra Alta,
w. va. 45-St
j. A. Lenhart and daughters Misses
Berenice and Helen left Sunday for
weeks trip to Baltimore, Washington
and other points. While in the East Mr..
Lenhart will purchase a new stock of fall
and winter goods for his big store on
Main street
Mrs. G.. t. Tubbs. daughter OF the Rev
G.. @. ShaiEer, of Temple, Oklahoma.
who with his wife have been the guests
of his brother, VIM. NJ. Schaeffer and
family, arrived in the city Saturday from
New York and will remain for few DAYS
visiting relatives.
The largest potato exhibited here thus
FAR this season is one which can be seen
at this office, weighing two pounds and
two ounces, grown on the county farm.
If anyone hereabouts can produce one
larger than this ne must remember that
we are all from Missouri
Rev. Frank M. Patterson and family
have returned from Carmicbaels, Pa,
where they spent the pact three weeks
visiting at his old home. During his
vacation Rev. Patterson attended a
weeks session OF the bible conference
held at Winona Lake, Indiana.
The sixtieth annual conference OF the
West Virginia Methodist Protestant
church in session at Parsons the pact
week has announced the following
appointments for Preston county: New
burg, j. III. Ramsey; Reedsville, b. +.
MCGEE; Rowlesburg, q. w. Morris.
The regular worship service will be
resumed at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath, the pastor having returned from
his vacation. Sabbath school at 1000
a. m, and prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening A good attendance is desired
at both Of these services. Frank NJ
Patterson, Pastor.
M. @. Beavers Is in serious condition
as a result Of a fall from tree while
picking pears Monday afternoon. He
fell distance Of thirty feet, striking his
head and received such a severe shock
that be has been able 10 speak only few
words since. However il is thought he
will fully recover and soon be ont again