West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-07-22
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Scott Reppert is here from Glades-
Vile this week.
Attorney J. T. Daley was a business
visitor to Clarksburg Monday.
III. n. Clendenning was a business
visitor here from Albright yesterday.
Miss Carrie Herring arrived at her
home here the past week from the
West Virginia University.
Rev. a. ID. Craig was visitor at
Oakland and Mt. Lake Park. Md. on
Tuesday.
Kathryne Copeman and Lillian
Schaeffer were pleasant little guests
of Dorothy linn at Redsvine this
week.
Mr. and Mrs f. w whetsell OF route
4. Terra Alta. were in town Saturday
on business and were the guests OF
relatives.
The Main street barber. George A.
Lyon. was mingling among friends and
attending TO business in Newburg on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nj. S. Higgins OF Columbus. O.
arrived here a few Gays ago to visit
her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Jordan OF
near town.
Mrs. c Il. linn and three children
OF Reedsville. spent the day Saturday |
here the guests of her parents. return
ing that evening.
The special exercises at the Albright |
Baptist church last Sunday were well |
attended. and the house was re-dedi- |
Gated free OF debt.
Miss Juanita Miller of Grafton, and |
Miss Virna Lawrence of Marietta, o..
are the pleasant guests OF Miss nellie |
Goodwin for a few days.
Miss Susan McGill, after spending |
week here visitin. :,er brother and |
sister in East Kingwood. returned to |
her home in Elkins Tuesday.
Look out for hot days cholera in
fantum. Don't worry-use DR.. Fair
ney's Teeting Syrup 20 cents. Sam
pie free. IL
Major w. c. McGrew and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Fred c. Flenniken and son mot
ored over from Morgantown Monday |
and spent few hours visiting with
friends
WANTED-Address OF Joseph Adair.
Charles Il. Vickers. VIM. Brosins or /
heirs who lived i'm Preston county in
1876. Write S. NJ. Brewster, Welston,
Mo. 39-1t |
j. M. Crane will leave today for |
.Morgantown where he will take part
In the ceremony of the laying of the
corner stone of the Masonic temple at
that place this evening.
Rev. l.. b. Moore, OF Parkersburg.
filled the pulpit at the local Baptist |
church last Sunday evening, and he
preached sermon which was much |
appreciated by the congregation.
For SaleOne horse, weight 1900, |
years old; one colt 1 year old; one
mare IL years old; one cow z years /
old; one two-year-old Holstein heifer.
Call on or address j. w. Hill, King
wood, II. No. 1. 34-tf |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Manown, Mrs. +. |
NJ. Bishop, Misses BERTHE and Helen
Jackson of Grafton, motored to Mount |
Chateau Sunday I'm Mr.. Manown's
Chalmers and pleasantly spent the day |
at that popular summer resort.
For Saie-I have II pure bred Bar
red Plymouth Rocks. IL hens and 2 /
cocks, that will sell for $21.0O This |
Is 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 |
Those from here who attended the
funeral Tuesday of Miss Phyllis |
Frantz who died Sunday at her home
In Tunnelton were w. w Haney Earl |
u. and Edward Haney Mrs James w |
Flynn, Mrs. Geo. w. Robinson, Dale |
and Mary Robinson. and Mrs. c. w.
Woodward,
ID. X. Mason left this morning for |
Terra Alta to join his wife who has /
been the guest of her parents there
for few weeks. Mr.. Mason yester-
day closed a highly successful six /
weeks term OF summer normal at this |
place, and was so well pleased with |
the enrolment and work accomplish |
ed that he will likely conduct nor
NAL here next year
Friends and relatives here and |
throughout the county will be pleased |
to learn of the promotion Of Otto y |
Messenger to be first sergeant Of troop
GO" Fourth cavalry OF the regular |
army. with headquarters at Schofeld |
barracks, Hawaii. Sergeant Messen- |
ger is son of Mrs Ellen Messenger.
who formerly resided here but is now
living I'm Oakland, and is known TO ali |
old Kingwooders as he spent his boy |
hood here
Services at the Kingwood Baptist |
church, Sunday, July %, will be: sun
day school at 1000 a. m, George a |
Herring, superintendent; public wor-
ship at 1900 a. m, with sermon on |