West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-10-14

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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business trip 10 Fairmont
Mrs. NJ. c. Gibson was a Tunneltor
visitor Tuesday between trains.
Frank T. Shaifer of Millers. Ohio
is business visitor here this week.
airs. Nj. l.. Jackson and son are tn,
quests OF friends in Fairmont thi.
week.
stanley Hoke was circulatinl
amongst the fair sex in Morgantowr
Saturday.
Mrs. J. Ami Martin OF Morgantown
spent few days here the past week
visiting relatives.
remember the motion picture show
10 IN full swing three nights week
at the opera house
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
Come. Dr. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
i.svps them in good shape Sample
free.
AIRS. villa Nj. Strickler OF Fairmont.
spent few days in Kingwood this
week looking after her business af-
fairs.
Special features have been arrang-
ed Tor to add To the interest OF the
recital tomorrow evening. Yet your
tickets now.
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Brown have
been here from Rowlesburg this week
visiting friends and attending to bust
ness affairs.
Rev. w. w. Morris of Albright. and
Rev. &. ID. Johnson OF Bruceton. were
visitors in town few hours Tuesday
driving up in the formers Hupmo-
bile.
Mrs. John Thomas and Miss Edith
Menear left yesterday morning for
their home in Fairmont after spend
Ing the past two weeks here the guests
of relatives.
Miss Pearl Cunningham, who has
been working as stenographer for the
Empire National bank at Clarksburg,
came home last week and is now
spending few days with relatives at
Guseman and Bruceton.
On and after November LIST that
being as early as the grain will be i'm
condition to grind or store) we will
pay 40 cents per bushel for clean,
dry buckwheat. Terms spot cash.
hingwood Mills Il Storage Co. 5l-2t
One OF the finest hogs killed thus
lar this season was by +. T.. Moos-
holder of Mannheim. The hog was
thoroughbred Berkshire and weighed
I2s pounds. Mr.. Moosholder claims TO
Lave three more equally as large.
u. q. NJ. AMMAN, wife, son and
daughter, accompanied by Mrs. Lydia
Spahr, motored up from Cuzzart Sat
urday in the formers car and spent
the day in town shopping. Mr.. Aw-
man was paying caller at The Ar
gus.
The recital to be given tomorrow
evening at the opera house by Mrs
Bernice Crane and Miss Aurora Lee
dom promises TO be good and is for a
worthy cause. You can secure your
tickets now by calling at Manown's
book store
II, 8, Tracy of Pittsburgh. repre-
sentative for the Royal typewriter
company, spent several days in town
this week. Mr.. Tracy is a pleasing
gentleman and gave a highly interest
ing demonstration of the efficiency OF
the Royal. one of the very best ma
chimes on the market.
Joseph Y, Funderburk was visiting
hia many friends here and looking af-
ter business affairs a few DAYS this
week. Mr.. Funderburk came from
Clarksburg. where he had visited rela-
tives for day or two, and went on
to Cumberland where lie is now 10
Gated.
Don't you know that the moving
pictures are still showing at the King
wood opera house three highs every
week-Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day Doors open at 700 p. m. and
first show at 1880. Second show al 9
o'clock, Admission only 10 cents and
well worth the money. Come and see
for yourself. 1t will only cost you a
trihe.
Services for October 18th at the
Kingwood u. B. church: Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m, NJ. A. Sisler, superin-
tendent. Glass meeting at 1890, c. Y.
Bishop, leader. Christian Endeayor at
1880, president, Mrs. Nettie Bowermas-
ter. Preaching at 1880 by the pastor.
preaching at Manown U. u. church at
1890 q. N. a cordial welcome will
be given 20 all.-w II. Cunningham.
pastor
w d. X. Annon and wife of New
burg stopped of i'm the city this
morning en- route to San Francisco to
attend the worlds fair. They will
spent several weeks I'm the west visit
ing various other points Of interest
also Grafton Sentinel.