West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tho first of the week.
Hoy b. Jackson of Bretz, was in the
city short time Friday.
Isaiah LETTERS of whetsell, was in town
on business one day this week
Clarence Robinson was up from Ruth.
bell over Sunday visiting home folks.
Mrs J A. Lcnhart was visiting relatives
ut Brnceton few days the past week.
Get Doeae's price. on wood or tile
siios before you buy. Car load prices.
$. III. Garner returned home SATURDAY
morning from business trip TO Fair
mont.
Ms. Fred Shinn has been here the
past week from Clarksburg visiting rela.
tives.
John Sterling motored in from Manown
the iirst OF the week to attend TO some
business matters
Willard Shafier OF Housewife, is here
this week assisting G. NJ. Woodward in
his barber shop.
The Bell family will hold their seventh
annual reunion at Il. q o. lake, New
burg. Saturday, September 9th
Hot weather. Little clothing. Plenty
OF water inside and ont. DR. Fahrney's
Terthing Syrup. Babies don't get sick
Benjamine Sincell of Oakland, spent
Sunday at Morris Park visiting his family
who have been in camp there the past
two weeks.
L. Martin is able TO be ont again
after being confined to the house on ac-
count Of an injury to his limb sustained
7sorre time since.
NJ. l. Jackson returned home this
morning from Elkins where lac was in
attendance at the Republican congress
sional convention.
Daddy Jake Feather of the East Side.
was a business visitor to the county seat
this week, and called to renew his sub.
scription TO The Argus
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Brown, Jr., Miss
Agnes Shackelford of Washington, ID. c.,
and Mr.. Roy Hays OF Friendly, this
state, are spending the week at camp on
Cheat river
Chas. WEetscll arrived in town Tuesday
from Wellsburg where he has been located
for some time. lie will attend the en-
campment at Caddel as member of
Company q.
ID l. Whetsell, prominent Democrat
and prosperous farmer of the East Side,
war one OF the good friends of The Argus
Ia renew his subscription this week while
in town on business trip
lost-One Sikh U. s. automobile tire,
inflated on rim and encased in black
cover. between Masontown, Kingwood
and Tunnelton. Finder will kindly re-
~ to owner, Guy NJ. Bonafield, Tun-
ieiton, w. Va. and receive reward.
j NJ Gibson of route /, Albright, was
ore Of Preston's good Democrats in town
on business the past week. Mr.. Gibson
made the editor pleasant call and of
course left dollar for the best paper
another year.
bunch of comic opera basebalsts
came over from Morgantown last Satur.
day and when the curtain was dropped
TT the end OF the ninth act ten curtain
calls had been registered for our favorites
to none whatever for the visitors
The entire first regiment of West Vir-
GINA national guard, including the first
regiment band, and a company OF regular
troops are in camp at the range near
Ca'l'lcll this week The second regiment
will arrive the latter part OF the week and
then the big maneuvers will begin.
w. l.. Lenhart returned home this
week from months visit to relatives in
Oklahoma and Missouri. Mr.. Lenhart
formerly resided in the West and was
greeting his old friends He was accom-.
panied home by his son Hubert, who had
been at Watonga, Oklahoma, for the
past several months
Rev. j. w. Brown and Mrs Geo. A.
Herring returned Tuesday from Philipp
where they had been attending the state
Baptist Assembly which was in session at
that place for one week. They report an
exceptionally good meeting. with num-
Ter 81 prominent Baptists from the lead
ing cities of this country present.
The twentieth annual reunion of the
Brown family will be held this vear az
Reedsville on Saturday, August Goth.
An interesting program OF speeches, music
aud athletic events has been arranged.
The best number on the program will be
The Grand Eating Match" by all pres
cnt at 1880 O'Clock. An enjoyable time
is anticipated.
Regular services will be conducted in
The Kingwood Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday, August 10Th az follows: Sunday
school at 9:45, Ezra Hanger superinten-
dent preaching at II a. m. and 8 p. m
by Rev. q. @. ShafIer, q member OF the
Central Illinois Conference. No league
services for the month of August. You
are welcome TO all OF these services.
ALBERT d. CRAla, Minister.
Over near Amboy, Union district, lives
perhaps the oldest citizen in the county
II not the state. His name is Messenger
and he is now in his 05th year and IL
quite active and is ENJOYING good health
for man OF his years. lie has lived OH
the farm where lao still res;dos for IN