West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-07-08

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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William Evick was at Burke and
other points the past week
Garden seeds py parcel post. Call
kingweod Hardware company.
here the Fourth looking after his af-
fairs.
Clarence Robinson came up from
Ruthbell to spend the Fourth with
home folks.
Walter Wolfe OF Morgantown. visited
friends and relatives in town the first
of the week
Miss Iva Bucklew was visiting her
sister i'm Morgantown from Sunday
until Tuesday.
Attorney VIM. j. Brennan OF Park
ersburg. spent the Fourth in town the
guest OF his mother.
Misses BERTHE and Helen Jackson
of Grafton. are the guests of Judge
and Mrs. Neil j. Fortney.
Editor j. Slidell Brown OF the Ran
dolph Enterprise. Elkins. spent several
days here the past week with his fam
lily.
Look out for hot days-cholera in
fantum. Don't worry DR. Fair
ney's Teeting Syrup. 20 cents. Sam
pie free. .
William Carroll arrived I'm town Sat
urday from Florida where he has been
for several months. He will remain
here for some time.
Lost-Silver mesh bag on the road
between Kingwood and Morgans Run
Finder will receive reward IL the arti-
Gle is returned TO F., care of this office.
Homer ReXroad, an old Kingwood
boy. has been here the past few days
visiting his mother He Is now To-
Gated in Virginia where he has a good
position.
Judge and Mrs. Neil j. Fortney. son
Vernon. and their guests the Misses
Jackson. spent the Fourth at indie
pendence. attending the big celebra-
ton held over there.
The Kingwood Motor Car Company
have a five column announcement in
this issue of their new 1916 Chalmers
cags. 1t is n good advertisement of a
fine automobile i'm the best paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Deering
of Charleston, were the pleasant
guests OF friends in town this week.
They are on motor trip to Virginia
and stopped of here few days to
visit their old home
For Sale-One No. II Remington
typewriter, one No. 8 Underwood type
writer, each used less than one year.
Also one Blue Flame Perfection oil
stove, three burners, used less than
three months. If interested apply p.
o. Box No. AZ. 37.1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thatcher and
two children. William Harold and
Helen Hayes, OF Masontown, spent a
few days here the past week with Mrs.
Thatcher's mother, Mrs. Sarah Hayes.
The former was a pleasant renewal
caller at this Office while in town.
j. w. Dorsey, a good Kingwood dis
trict farmer, called The Argus Monday
and said for goodness sake to kill his
local buckwheat advertisement as he
had sold all his seed buckwheat and
was receiving more calls daily. Just
to remind you what Argus ads will
do.
Mrs. Charles Staley and three
daughters. Esther, Ruth and Marion.
of Bismark. N. d., are guests of Mrs.
Mary Holland and Mrs Nan Runner
Mrs. Staley was formerly Miss Olive
Falkenstine of Preston county. and she
and her daughters expect to spend the
summer in West Virginia-Post-
Chronicle.
j. b. Miller, formerly OF this county
but now located at fleetwood. this
state, and brother Samuel Miller of
Valley Point, were business visitors at
the county seat last Friday and while
in town made The Argus a pleasant,
paying visit The former has been I'm
this county spending his vacation at
his old home in Valley Point.
Saturday afternoon at the local ball
park Kingwood VS.. a picked team from
Austen and Rowlesburg under the
management Of Harry Watkins. This
tear' wiz be mace up of the best play
ers to 30 found " the two towns and
one OF tl,c best games of the season
is expected. Game will start at $3.50
sharp The date is Saturday after.
noon, July 10Th.
Or. Fred Paul Weltner Of Baltimore
Md, is here for a short visit with
friends DR.. Weltner is a recent grad
uate Of the Physicians and Surgeons
College of Baltimore and is at pres
ent an inferno in the Mercy hospita
there. Re formerly attended the Wes
Virginia University Before returning
to Baltimore Or. Weltner will visit his
home at Brandonville, Preston county
Dominion.
A good friend Of The Argus from