West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-03
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Frank Korte from out on route was
one OF our recent renewal visitors
X. NJ Abbott was business visitor
in Fairmont the first of the week
b. +. Woodward spent the day on
Thursday at his home in Fellowsyille.
ID. A. DeBerry of Terra Alta. was a
business caller in town the past week.
Rev. b. w. Roberts of Rowlesburg.
IS in the city today on business mis-
sion.
Jesse Miller of rout 1. Albright.
was paying caller at this Office last
Friday.
Il. ]. linn was down from Reedsville
Saturday AID called at this Office on
business.
Messrs. Blackwell of Cumberland.
and Alcorn of Pittsburgh, paper sales
men. were here this week
Frank G. Herman. postmaster at
TOWNSVILLE. was in town a few hours
Monday evening on business.
Noah A. Bucklew of route 2. Terra
Alta, renewed his subscription to The
Argus while in town this week.
Get your tickets for the second num-
Der of the Lyceum course. Yon can
not AFFORD To miss Totten. the magi-
clan
II. A. Ridgeway OF Parsons. "a form
er Preston countian. is in town today
looking after some important business
matters.
Messrs. C. H.. G.. f. Scott and Troy
Wilson Serei n Grafton last Saturday
attending the funeral of their hncle.
I. L. Wilson.
Second number OF the Lyrcum
course. Totten company, December
18th at the kingwood opera house.
Tickets on sale at Manown's book
store December 7th.
Messrs. c. Nose and ]. S. Cornwell.
two of the good citizens of Marques,
have been here this week i'm attend
ance at this session OF court, and were
pleasant renewal callers at this Of
flee.
rhe regular business meeting e the
Ladies' Aid society will meet ia the
VI. F. church Tuesday evening. Deem.
ber Sth. The social hour will be i'm
charge OF the committee appointed for
December.
The Thanksgiving dinner that was
served at the NJ. f. church on Thurs
day last by the Ladies' Aid society of
the church was quite a success, and a
neat sum was cleared TO be placed i'm
the treasury.
w. l.. Fisher was here from Tunnel
ton Saturday on business, and while
in town was a caller at this Office. Mr..
Fisher stated that he was leaving the
county but at that time had not fully
decided just where he would locate.
AN Evening in Magic" or "Sceing
Things at Night" by James NJ. Totten.
AS n magician and impersonator Mr.
Totten ranks with the first in his
class. His dialect and humor a'n in
teresting in the extreme Tickets on
sale at Manown's book store Deem
Der 7th.
Miss Georgia McClain, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. McClain, of this
place, and Mr.. Herbert Metzell, of
Grafton, journeyed to Oakland No
vember both, and were quietly married
by the Rev. Moore. pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. They return
ed to Kingwood last week for short
visit with the brides parents
James Parsons of Gongales, Califor-
mia, is in the city this week visiting
his brother. Capt. j. w. Parsons and
family. MIR. Parsons has been up in
Tucker county visiting relatives and
came on down here to see his brother
before returning home. This is his
first visit to West Virginia in forty
two years and he finds conditions
greatly changed.
N. A. Wilson of the East Side, and
Mrs. G. r Wilson of this place. have
been In Philippi the past week, having
been called there on account OF the
serious illness OF the formers brother.
T. l.. Wilson, who died Thursday night
and was buried at Grafton Saturday.
Mrs. Wilson returned 20 Philippi to
spend a few days with the family be-
fore returning TO her home here.
The Methodist Brotherhood OF the
M. =. church met I'm regular session
on Wednesday evening and large
attendance was present. Besides the
membership a number Of visitors who
were attending court enjoyed the ser
vice Rev James r.. Scott, pastor Of
the st. Paul Methodist church in Graf
ton. was present and delivered the adj
dress which was one OF the best yet
delivered 20 the men. and much en-
joyed and appreciated by every one
present To make the meeting more
helpful the Sunday school orchestra
assisted in the music which added
much to the spirit Of the hour. AZ
ter the address the ladies served sand