West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-30

DIR. walker3 and son were here from
Tunnelton few hours yesterday.
Mrs. Lois S. Riley OF Clarksburs, i.
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lou Swearineen.
Mvsrs hey tools end rope a KIM
wood Hardware company.
Miss Bernice Menear returned horne
Friday after a two weeks visit at Eastern
points
Harry Boone, wife and daughter we've
here from Morgantown Sunday visiting
their parents.
w. ID. X. Amman was here from New
burg yesterday attending to lmportan,
business matters.
John Snyder, the postal clerk, is spend
ing day or two OF his vacation at King.
wood.
Mrs. Ami Martin has returned TO her
home in Morgantown after some time
spent here with friends.
w. L. Hawkins. who has been Quite
sick with throat trouble and confined To
his room, is able to be out again.
Misses Frances Williams and Blanche
Rodeheaver are spending the week in
Morgantown visiting among friends.
Mrs. Walter Amos and children have
returned from visit OF several weeks
with friends in Trenton, New Jersey.
Mrs. r. NJ. Ramsey of Newport, Pa
arrived here Saturday for few DAYS
visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary jackson.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Ernest
Bell returned Thursday from Kingwood.
He was there on legal business. Fair
mont Times.
Charles Forman, who lives over on
Beech Run hill but is employed on saw
mill near Reedsville, was i'm town short
time Saturday.
Attorney w. b. Bowman was here
from Rowlesburg assisting his home team
in winning the ball game from the locals
afternoon.
Miss Berenice Lenhart returned home
Monday from several days spent at Nor
gantown visiting her sister, Miss Helen,
who is a student i'm the university.
Miss Daisy Haddix went TO Tunnelton
this morning to spend few days. She
was accompanied by Master Kenneth
OF Tunnelton, who has been
visiting here for several weeks Sentinel.
Mrs. f. w. Jones of Irona, died in
Cooks hospital, Fairmont, Friday eve-
ming from the effects of an operation per-
formed earlier in the day. She was in
such weakened condition that she could
not stand the shock.
A festival at night is to be held in con-
nection with the Sunday school picnic at
Mt. Union Evangelical church on Beech
Run hill, August Sth. An excellent
musical program has been arranged for.
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
Workmen have been busy the past
week erecting a large and commodious
double porch to the residence of p. j.
Crogan on High and Tunneiton streets.
1t extends along the east and north sides,
ls two story and when completed will add
greatly to the appearance and comfort OF
the home.
George @. Giles has had carpenters at
work the past week building a second
story to the porch at the rear OF his resi-
dence on High street to be fitted up and
used for bathroom. DR.. ID. j. Rudasill,
who owns the property adjoining, will
also have second story built to the rear
Of his residence for use as a bathroom.
Mr.. Jas. s. Myers OF Oakland, who
has been working at Kingwood this sum-
mer was in town the first of the week,
having been in attendance at the funeral
Of Mr.. Christian Martin. While here he
made this Office a pleasant call, and re-
ported lots of work in Kingwood on the
new water works system and other inn
ovements.-Oakland Journal.
II must have The Argus to follow me.
We consider it one Of the family" writes
Samuel Englehart in ordering the address
Of his paper changed from Cleveland 10
Clinton, Ohio. Mr.. Englehart is an old
Preston boy and his many friends in the
county will be glad to know that ne has
been made superintendent OF spinning by
the Clinton Wooden company.
Following will be the order of services
in the Presbyterian church for Sunday,
August End: Sabbath school 10 a. m,
Gay f. Wilson superintendent; morning
worship at IL, sermon by the pastor;
evening service at 8; prayer meeting on
Wednesday, evening at o'clock. The
public is cordially invited TO worship
with us. FRANK NJ. PATTERSON, Pastor
In letter to the editor from Elmer
Messenger, who is located at Jacksonville,
Florida, he states that he likes the country
down there 80 we'll ne is likely TO remain
for several years. Mr.. Messenger has
good position with a firm Of jewelers. and
importers. He enclosed his check for
another years subscription TO The Argus
as he wants the live news Of his old home
town.
The owner Of an automobile who lives
within one mile of an Incorporated town
in West Virginia is liable to any license
fee for automobiles such town NAV i'm
pose, according to an opinion by Attorney
General Lilly. The town, IN addition 70
providing for a license fee nv ordinance