West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-06-17
Nj. Z. Martin arrived in the city YES
terday from Terra Alta.

M. E. Martin arrived in the city yes
terday from Terra Alta.
John Gross and 1. f. Tusing were
here from Reedsville this week.
Senator a. b. McCrum has returned
from Washington where he spent a
lew days
Mrs Basha Williams and BENJAMIN
Williams. OF Function. were here the
past week
Chas. J. Hogg, of TT. Pleasant. is in
attendance at court here. having
charge OF the Pyles case.
5. l.. Cobun. prominent citizen and
merchant of Masontown. was county
seat visitor the past week.
Lost-A gold bar fraternity pin on
the streets OF Kingwood. Finder will
kindly return TO Mrs. \. ID. Craig. city
delightful banquet was given bv
the Elks at the jenkins hotel last
Thursday evening. A number OF
guests were invited and an ENJOYABLE
evening spent by all.
DR.. c. Webster Richards. diaghosti-
clan and specialist in digestive. ner-
vous and all chronic diseases a spec-
ialty. Office at Fairchance hotel
fairchance' Pa. 27-tf
George \. Herring was at Morgan
town this week attending commence
ment exercises at the University. His
daughter. Miss Carrie Alice Herring
received her degree of Bachelor OF
Science
j. n Perrill. who resides nea. New
burg. but who is conductor ON the
Baltimore Il Ohio railroad. making the
run from Grafton to Cumberland. was
pleasant calle at this Office while
here on business Monday.
MRS. }. c. Murdoch returned home
Sunday from Baltimore where she had
accompanied her husband who went
10 consult specialist i'm regard TO his
health. Mr. Murdoch will remain for
several weeks and take treatment I'm
one OF the hospitals
For Sale-l have IA pure bred Bar
red Plymouth Rocks. IL hens and .
cocks. that will sell for s2lOO. This
is a chance for any party or parties
wishing to get started in this line as
they are bred from prize winners-R
M. Arthur, Reedsville. w. Va. 27-tf
The Masonic Ring" given by the
fourth year class OF the high school
at the opera house last Saturday night.
was good. and large crowd greeted
the players. The play was n three-act
farce and full OF fun from start TO fin
ish Every one connected with the per-
Torrance did extremely well.
Joseph Moran, who was so seriously
injured i'm an automobile accident last
Thursday evening, is slowly recov-
ering' although ii was feared for sew
eral days, that he could not live. Mrs.
Adah White. owner OF the car. who
was slightly injured. is getting along
nicely The machine was badly
wrecked
Miss Mary Burns of the Mozart liter
airy society OF the Fairmont normal.
won first prize for the best grafton I'm
the contest at that institution last
week. Miss Burns will likely be one
or the teachers in the Kingwood
schools next year and her many
friends here are glad to hear of her
success.
Ray Ringer, of the East Side. was
here Monday evening attending the
commencement exercises of X. II.
MIR. Ringer, who attended the West
virginia University this year. return
ed to his home i'm the Craborchard set
tement last Friday. lie will likely
complete MS course at the University
next year.
Thomas Squires OF Morgantown. was
business visitor here the past week
An offer of interest to Argus read
ers is that of the Kingwood Racket
Store in this issue. For a short time
only pair of tailor made pants will
be given absolutely free to every pur
chaser of a made to order suit OF
clothes. Better look the matter up
it is worth your time.
Miss Emma Brown died at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. B. L. Brown. i'm this
city Wednesday morning about two
o'clock, following a paralytic stroke
suffered Sunday evening. Miss Brown
had been in critical condition for
some time and the end was not unex
pected. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. services TO
be conducted at the house and inter
ment i'm the Kingwood cemetery. The
Argus will have a sketch Of the life OF
Miss Brown in the next issue.
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Sigh School Commencement