West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-05-28
John A Mcdaniel of route /, was here
Yesterday between trains.

| Constable .Gidley was ia Rowlesbur.
the past week on official business.
A. ID. Bowman of Rowlesburg. wa,
here on Important business this week.
Rev. King drove over TO Kingwood
last Sunday from Terra Alta in his auto,
Charles Swearengen of Masontown, wa.
visiting his mother here the past week.
Mr.. Blackwell, of the Tri-State Paper
company OF Cumberland, is in town to-
day.
Mckinley White leaves tonight on train
No. Is for Detroit Michigan, where he
has accepted position.
Before buying your seeds better
visit the kInewood Hardware Co. and
secure real bargains.
| Asher Childers, who was principal of
the local high school, left the fl st OF the
week for his home in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Zeigler attended
the funeral OF Mrs. David Keefover at
Reedsville last Sunday evening
&C. l.. Queen q Masontown, was in
town Monday on his way to Philippi To
serve a juror in the federal court.
A. Bliss McCrum and j. Ben Brady of
Kingwood. were here Tor short time
yesterday evening. Post Chronicle.
Last Saturday evening the Juniors of
the high school entertained the Senior
classof 1914 at a reception in the armory.
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms
near Main street. Address u. O. Box
200. 3O.2t
Have Won used DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
ing Syrup? 1t is the whole thing. Ia.
bies like it. Cures all stomach troubles.
box supper and festival will be held
this evening in the armory. Proceeds
benefit OF baseball team. Everybody
invited.
j. G. Vance, superintendent of the
Kingwood schools for the past year. left
Tuesday for his home IN Morgantown
after closing most successful term.
Capt. Ed Herd, the popular merry-go-
round man from Morgantown, was a
kingwood visitor this week. He left here
for Rowlesburg where he has machine
in operation.
DIR. and Mrs. Q. b. Wylie, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ami Martin and Mrs. Frank
Weaver % Morgantown, motored to
kingwood Sunday and were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Walls.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Schaefier and
daughter Lillian, MI. and Mrs. j. G.
Murdoch and Mrs. J. w. Lowry spent
Sunday in motor trip TO Aurora, Oak
land and other points, returning home
Sunday evening.
j. w. Hull. graduate optometrist, will
be at the Jenkins hotel, Kingwood, June
End and 3rd; Mason hotel, Albright
June 18th and 9th. All errors of refractioD
can be corrected with right fitting glasses
Don't wait but see me.
Bank has returned to Albright after
spending few days in Morgantown. Mr..
White was formerly student i'm the Uni
versity and was prominent in athletics
while in college. dominion.
Harry Il. Nine. the popular manager
OF Klein's big department store, and
Dewey w. Miles drove Mr.. Mines car to
his home at Rowlesburg Sunday return.
ing Sunday night. They made the trip
covering 1872 miles without mishap.-
EIkins Inter-Mountain.
Eff. Rath, manager of the General
Adjustment Bureau, left on train No. IL
last evening for a business trip TO include
Cumberland, Grafton and Kingwood.
Saturday and Sunday will be spent with
friends at Terra Alta.-Clarksburg Ex-
ponent.
j. +. DeBerry, who lives over near
Terra Alta, was in Kingwood the past
week and called at this Office to enter his
name as new subscriber to The Argus.
Mr.. DeBerrY declared he wanted a paper
that contained the local news of the
county. and that The Argus filed the bill.
The children OF the Methodist Sunday
school are already practicing for their an
nual Cmldren's Day program which will
be rendered Sunday June 18th. The
title OF the program Tor this year is "The
Children's Hour" and promises 10 be of
much interest.
The cadet corps of West Virginia Uni
versity are enjoying their annual encamp-
ment at the state rifle range at Caddell
this week. They came over yesterday
afternoon on special tram over the VI.
& X. and will remain four days breaking
camp next Sunday. Lieutenant Deas
Archer is in charge.
The big tank on Beverly hill, with a
! capacity OF 100, 900 gallons Of water, was
completed the past week and Just az soon
as the work Of laying the main is finished
water will be turned on. The manager
in charge has promised 10 have every
thing completed and ready to furnish
water to anyone desiringit not later than
July LIST.
Daddy" Jake Feather OF the Crab
orchard, was in town the past week at
tending to business matters. While here
Mr.. Feather called at this office and left
a petrified walnut which he had found in
his neighborhood The walnut. which
We now have on exhibition, is just ~ il
fell from the tree, with hull intact, and
is a most interesting curio.