West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-01
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1. X. Mattingly. attorney from Tunnel
ton, was legal visitor here this week.
Attorney w. b. Bowman of Rowles-
burg, was county seat visitor Monday.
John b. Ford of Terra Alta. has been
calling ON friends in the city the past
week.
Mrs. Alkaline Liston of Morgantown.
Is here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. wilbert
Liston.
Mrs. Forest Mcdaniel of Clarksburg,
has been here the past week visiting her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Monroe of Bruceton.
returned home yesterday after spending
few days here visiting relatives
Walter Flynn. who has been located at
G arksburg for several months, is in town
for few days visit Will. his mother.
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come. DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
cps them in good shape. sample tree
n. NJ Titchenell of Herring, who has
been suffering for several weeks from
severe attack of typhoid fever, is improv-
ing rapidly
MesSr+ Frank Cox, J. T. Daley. George
Rodeheaver and Kenneth Hanst attended
the Wesleyan-Carlisle football game at
Clarksburg Saturday making the trip in
an automobile.
W. l. Ormond of Morgantown, but
former resident of Pisgah, this comfy.
was in town one day the past week cali
ing on old friends. He was on his return
TO Morgantown from visit to his old
home.
The many friends in this section of w
Il. Liston OF Herring, will be pleased to
learn that he is improving in health as a
result of the treatment he is undergoing
at sanatorium in Baltimore where ne
has been for the past month.
A good performance of popular play
is promised for the opening of the local
opera house Saturday night. No doubt
good sized audience will greet the per
formers, as it is several months since we
: have had an entertainment of like nature.
fact that's true, though strange to
you,
And really rather funny;
While candidates should, and do saw
wood,
They nearly all burn money.
No extra prices for the opening of the
season at the opera house Saturday night.
Reserved seats now on sale at the book
store at the regular price, 80 cents Out
OF town patrons can reserve by phone
and get the tickets and pay for them at
the opera house do Drs when they come .
the show.
Charles +. Dodge, Democratic candi-
date for House OF Delegates on the East
Side, was here few hours yesterday
slooking after his fences. Mr. Dodge isl
making an active campaign, having been
through good part OF the county already
and Is meeting with much encouragement
from the people.
here tins week from Fairmont and will
make their future home i'm this city.
They have secured rooms in the Albright
building and will 90 TO housekeeping
shortly. Mr.. Abbott has purchased
new model 'K'' linotype and az soon a.
the machine ia installed he will furnish
composition for the trade.
Gn+ Bolden, in company with the
State superintendent Of Agriculture Of
West Virginia and photographer, all
OF Charleston, passed through Oakland
Friday ON their way TO points in eastern
West Virginia They are taking series
OF pictures OF farms and industries OF
that State which Will be used in the
movies to advertise West Virginia 49,
Oakland Democrat.
The First Presbyterian church will hold
public worship next Sabblh, October
4th, at ] a. m. and 80 p. m. At the
morning service we shall observe the
Presidents proclamation of "A Day of
PRAYER for Peace in Europe Sabbath
school Mt 10, Cav f.. Wilson supernten-
dent The public is invited to worship
a. this church.
FRANK NJ. PATTERSON. Pastor.
Editor VI. l.. Jackson returned Sunday
FROM Parkersburg where he had been in
attendance at a meeting of a number OF
the newspaper men Of the state i'm an eff
fort to organize an editorial association.
An organization was effected, 10 be known
a. the West Virginia Publishers Associa-
ton. first meeting of which is to he held i'm
Charleston January 9th, next, Immediately
preceding the regular session Of the legis-
lature.
MessSs. Peter jenkins Of Petroleum.
this state, and Evan jenkins Of Emporia.
Kansas, were in Kingwood one day the
past week the guests Of friends. They
had been visiting their sister, Mrs. Jacob
Miller, Of Terra Alta, and were also down
at Rockville, their old home and birth
place. They left here for their respective
homes, Mr.. Evan Jenkins intending 90
20 on from Kansas to California where lie
will make his future home.
George Harrison Zinn, aged 20, died at
his home in Morgantown Sunday morning
from complication OF diseases incident
10 old age. lie was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. ID. linn, old residents Of this
county. Mr.. Iinn was born near Reeds