West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-11
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) LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :

Spend two hours and half "As
You Like It."
ID. A. Erwin has been here the pas,
week from function.
J. NJ. Brown was here from Man
helm the past week.
G. w. Hawley. who lives on route 1.
has been i'll the past week.
J. F. Hawley of route /. was bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
John w. Turner of route 1. has been
suffering with a siege of grip the past
week.
Cashier Felix Elliott was Grafton
business visitor one day the past
week
Charles Spindler was a business
visitor at Masontown Monday between
trainc.
Elias w. whetsell of the East Side,
was In attendance at the farmers
meeting Saturday.
c. II. linn. the Reedsville merchant.
was transacting business in town Sat
urday between trains.
Jesse Danser and Charles c. Fry.
two Function citizens. were Wednes-
day business visitors.
The rush has started-just few
seats left for "As You Like It." Get
yours NOW at Manown's.
All Mckinley White has to do is to
act natural in "As You Like II" and
he is Touchstone himself.
IA. G. Brown of near Reedsville, was
In the county seat on business Satur-
day and also had business at this Of
fce.
Charles jennings of Morgantown.
was the guest over Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Muir
dock.
Taking baby up at night is often
the cause of bad colds. Use DR.. Fair
ney's Teething Syrup and stay in bed
Try it, 1"
S. M. Price. a bridge man OF Nor
gantown, was in attendance at the
special session OF county court here
last Saturday
Mrs. Ida J. Hileman was here from
her home at Tunnelton a part of two
days the past week on business and
the guest of friends
j. l.. Mckenzie of TOWNSVILLE, was
an Argus paying caller this week He
has been in town this week serving as
member of the grand jury.
Joseph V. Funderburk arrived in
pwn this morning from Clarksburg
. accompanied by Miss Vera Fisher of
that place and Mrs. Van Meter of Mar
tinsburg.
II. II. Reed. Gay Fairfax, John Stone
and Emanuel Dixon, Reedsville citi-
zens,- were here Saturday attending
the farmers meeting and looking after
other business.
Sixty were present at the LADIES'
Aid society meeting at the NJ f.
church on Tuesday evening Refresh
ments were served and god time was
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Mr.. Carter is teaching the horticul-
ture class how to prune fruit trees
Make arrangements with him to have
Your orchard taken care of by the
students under his supervision.
No long wait, no time killed The
curtain goes mp at $50 sharp. This
means $3.50 not 1871. If you come in
late the ushers will detain you in the
back of the hall until scene is com
pleted.
Miss Lena Wilson, who has been in
Kingwood for the past month visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Wilson, was
called to her home near Grafton on
Tuesday by the serious illness of
near relative
w. Scott Kelley, a prominent citizen
of Terra Alta, was in Kingwood the
past week on business and visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Foster Hartman. Mr..
Kelley was pleasant paying caller at
this Office while here.
d. X. Mason of Aurora, was in town
the past week to confer with Super
intendent Mcdaniel about summer
school to prepare for teachers exam
inations. Don't decide to go elsewhere
to summer school until you see their
announcement
O. Y. Shaw. county commissioner
from Grant district, was here last
week attending a special session of the
county court. Mr. Shaw, one of our
good old friends, made us a pleasant
call and renewed his own and broth
er's subscription to The Argus.
County court met I'm regular session
last Saturday and transacted some irl-
portant business We had intended to
give the proceedings I'm ful this week
but were unable to do so on account If
lack OF space. but Will do 20 next
week. One or two local icitern care
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