West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-10

Attorney Psrrack Of runnelson, is i,
The city today.
Postmaster b. L. Brown was a Man
hsim visitor Sunday.
vsstsr B. Dunn was Clarksburx visi.
Dor The drst OF the week.
Attorney WIN. B. Bowman was her
fson Rowlesburs yesterday.
John Hawley OF Kanes Creek. wa
looking over the town Tuesday.
William Bobo Of Housewife, was {
ousinees caller in town Saturday.
Miss Thelma Ridenour of Albright, il
hero visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spears of Howes
vile, were Kingwood visitors the pas
week.
4rs. Harry Laird arrived i'm town the
pest week from Harrisville, this state
20 be the guest Of her mother for few
weeks.
DR.. q. A. Pratt was calling on old
friends ut Rowlesburg between train.
Sunday.
Prof. Roy Yoke OF the Weston schools,
was calling on friends in the city Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Williams are the
proud parents Of fine girl baby, born
Wednesday morning
Mrr. Martha Chichester and Mrs. Foster
Chichester and children of Morgantown,
are here the guests OF relatives.
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come. DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
keeps them in good shape. Sample Tree
j. w. Titchenell of Albright, was here
attending the G. A. r. reunion this week
and renewed his subscription to this
paper.
MIR. and Mrs. b. j. Fortney of hide
pendence, were paying callers at this
office today. They were on their way to
Albright.
Miss Edith Flynn left Monday morn
Ing for Uniontown to resume her duties
a. nurse. after spending month here
visiting her mother.
George w. Wolfe OF Newburg, one OF
the old veterans in attendance at the
annual reunion here this week, made the
editor pleasant call Tuesday morning
and renewed his subscription to The
Argue.
Mrs w. III. Ravenscroft, who has
bee guest OF her sister. Mrs. Matte
Bro, - near town, the past summer, has
left for Ridgway. Pa, for short visit
with relatives before returning to Ter
home in Denver. Col.
Charles f. Dodge OF Terra Alta. and j.
A. Cress Of Masontown, were in town
short time today on their way to the
East Side. Both gentlemen were callers
At this Office and renewed their subscrip-
tions to The Argus.
But one more game will be played on
the local grsunds this wear. The strong
!. RI Xsrion, Pa, team will be here next
Saturday afternoon and try to put il over
our boys. A lively contest is anticipated
Game called promptly at 8 O'Clock.
]. Cochran Vance. superintendent of
Z tho local school the past year, is now
located at New Cumberland, this state,
in charge OF the schools at that place,
and writes us to send The Argus there,
as he wants the news from Kingwood.
Workmen have been busy the past
week repairing the Strickler hospital.
The porch has been almost entirely re-
built, new roof put on and the main
building thoroughly overhauled inside
and out, and will be occupied as a
residence.
III. A. Ridgway, an old Prestonian,
now located at Parsons, writes under date
OF September 9Th; 81 am enclosing check
for two years subscription to The Argus.
cannot get along without The Argus II
seems" More proof that The Argus is
the paper.
Mr.. u. II. Morgan, experienced news
paper man and able representative OF the
Western Newspaper Union, was here
Monday in the interest oil his house. Mr..
Morgan has just returned from his an
nual vacation, having spent an enjoyable
month along the shore OF Maine, near
his old home.
George Pierce, now Of Tunnelton, but
who in his early youth was proud (and
always sill be. for that matter) to ac.
Knowledge Kingwood as his birthplace,
was viewing the scenes of his childhood
Monday. and was gwen the glad hand
on ell sides. He wilt likely attend the
University the coming year.
Rev. w. d. Reed of Oakland, spent
Wednesday evening with the local Metho
dist church, conducting their last quar-
terly conference. and addressing tn,
Methodist Brotherhood on the new finan
cial plan. A large attendance was present
and the most hattering reports were reat
in connection with the years work jus
closing.
Col. Erasmus wilson Of Pittsburgh
left yesterday for home after spending
several days here attending the q A. X
reunion. Col. Wilson is an old veteran
having been a member of Company r.
9eth Ohio infantry during the civil war
lie Is a we'll known newspaper contribu
l.. IL I....... ctt~ Z. III.