West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-04

j. A. Sterling was in town from
Manown yesterday on business.
y. c. Dawson was a business visitor
from Rowlesburg the past week.
Editor Benjamin Sincell OF Oakland
was a visitor here the past week.
l.. c. Zeigler OF Mannheim. spent sew
eral days In Kingwood this week.
II. b. Jackson and Hugh Snyder
were here from Bretz last evening.
Cashier J. Ray Smoot OF Newburg.
is business visitor in the city today.
Mark Feather from the Craborchard.
was business visitor the past week.
Mrs J. V. Gibson and son Milford
are visiting relatives in Fairmont this
week.
Mrs. b. a. Rees. son and Oldest
daughter, are visiting friends at Guse-
ruan this week
Mrs. Francis Heerman5 is here from
Morgantown this week visiting among
he- many friends.
Marshall Morgan while here from
Albright last Friday. renewed hts sub
scription to The Argus.
c. Blackwell OF the Tri-State Paper
company, Cumberland. was calling on
the local trade yesterday.
John linn and family OF Halleck.
motored to Kingwood Sunday and
spent a few hours in town.
c. Frank Ellis, the Newburg mer-
chant was in the county capital Sat
urday on business mission.
Miss Flossie Montgomery arrived
here from Fairmont yesterday for a
few weeks visit with her mother.
Daniel Wiles of Tunnelton. is here
today on business mission and visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Charles Childs.
Billy Miller and the Stevenson
brothers of Tunnelton, were business
visitors in town on Tuesday evening.
Miss Grace Pyles. of Tunnelton, has
been here the past week the pleasant
guest of her sister. Mrs. Willis Fort
ney.
Messrs. Frank Cox, j. r. Manown,
G. L. Wilson, Earl Lantz and j. V. Glib.
son were Newburg visitors last even
ing.
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come. Dr. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
keeps them in good shape Sample
free.
w. Scott Garner. of Walnut Hill
farm, near Tunnelton, was a most well
come visitor to our sanctum Tuesday
afternoon.
If this issue of The Argus is not
quite up to the standard kindly don't
complain for there's reason"-and
good one.
Nevin Reese, who has had employ
ment in Akron, Ohio, for the past sew
eral months. is visiting his parents
here this week.
Halloween has come and gone once
more and the town is still with us.
Many were the FRANKS but no serious
damage wa done.
Miss nellie Schaefrer went over to
Rowlesburg yesterday where she will
assist with some clerical work at the
Rowlesburg grocery.
Miss Pearl Cunningham returned
home Monday from four weeks visit
among relatives and friends at Har-
mony Grove and Bruceton.
Mrs. ID. l.. Brown and Mrs. Martha
X. Brown returned home Tuesday
evening from few days visit with
relatives at Albright and Mannheim.
Miss Beulah Flynn. nurse in Kings
Park Hospital for Insane. New York.
arrived here yesterday morning for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary r..
Davis.
j. Slidell Brown, editor of the best
paper Randolph county ever had, was
weekend visitor with his family
here. He returned to Elkins Monday
afternoon.
J. w. Gardner was here from Pitts
burgh the past week in the interest
OF the Edison photograph. and was a
caller at the store OF Cole & Reed. the
local agents
Messrs. G. X. linn. Willie Welton.
j. NJ. G.. Fairfax and John Gross mo
tored down from Reedsville last even
ing and were attending to business
affairs while here.
a goodly number OF prizes are to be
awarded TO successful contestants at
Preston county's corn shown to be
held at Kingwood this month. Make
your arrangements now to attend the
entire day and capture one or more
Of the awards.
State Auditor John Sherman Darst
was a KingwOod visitor the past week.
Mr.. Darst is an avowed candidate for