West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-02-25

| Davis high versus the locals tomor,
row night at the armory.
Guy NJ. Bonafield was here from
Tunnelton Monday.
Forest Hartman of TOWNSVILLE. wa.
In the county seat Monday.
Cashier +. NJ. Lantz was bushes:
visitor to Clarksburg Monday.
L. f. Lennon of Terra Alta. was
in the county seat on business yester.
day.
c. w. Wolfe was at Oakland Tues.
day night attending meeting OF tn,
Dokies.
Miss Grace Pyles, a trained nurse OF
Morgantown. is here visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Willis Fortney.
The reason we get new subscribers
Is because we publish the live news OF
the county while II is news.
DIR. Buckner +. Scott. the genial
postmaster at Terra Alta, was a yisi-
tor here Sunday.-Grafton Sentinel.
l.. NJ. Albright returned Tuesday of
this week from Mt. Pleasant and Cheat
Haven. where he had been visiting
| relatives.
III you want a Lyceum course next
year get tickets for the METROPOLITAN
Grand Quartet and help make the
course pay out.
Mr.. and Mrs. French Yoke were
weekend guests of Mrs. Yoke's par
ents here. returning to Jane Lew on
Monday afternoon.
kingwood has never had as high q
class of entertainment as the Metro
politan Grand Quartet. most of whom
have studied abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed after
spending two weeks in Grafton with
relatives and friends. returned here
the first OF the week
taking baby up at night is often
the cause OF bad colds. Use DR.. Fahr-
ney's Teething Syrup and stay in bed.
20 cts o.
Last week the grade team of bas-
ketballers were defeated I'm a close
game at Terra Alta by the young
scholars OF that place by a score of
10 to 10.
N >. Steele, optometrist. OF Nor
gantown, was here this week for two
days testing and fitting glasses. and
was kept busy the entire time he was
in the city.
An alarm of fire caused good bit
of excitement yesterday afternoon
when it was thought the residence of
George A. Williams on Main street was
on fire. However. the alarm proved
false and no damage was done.
One or our regular advertisers, in
sending In a change of copy, writes:
Must say that / find your paper a
winner as a medium for letting the
people OF Preston know where I can
be found at my various points" The
Argus leads them all.
klnUpnn1 hfah Inf "a.
NJ. c. A. at the armory last Saturday
night In fast and furious game of
basketball. Although the visitors we're
heavy and knew the game, our BOYS
were too quick for the big fellows and
soon had them groggy.
The services at the local Methodist
church last Sunday morning were
most impressive, at which time TWEEN
ty were baptized and received into the
church. This addition of members
makes the church membership enroll
ment something over four hundred.
Rev. Frank NJ. Patterson of the First
Presbyterian church of Kingwood, will
begin series OF evangelistic meetings
at Ruthbell Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 25th, and will probably continue
for ten days or two weeks. The com
munity is earnestly invited to support
the movement.
Guy M. Bonafeld, a prominent bust
ness man from Tunnelton, Preston
county, was in Elkins last week on his
way to Huttonsville to visit his sister.
Mrs. Forest Hutton, and his mother.
Mrs. A. J. Bonafield, who is spending
the winter up there with her daugh-
ter.-Randolph Enterprise.
The First Presbyterian church an
nounces the following order of SER
vices for Sabbath, February 2Sth:
Sunday school at 1000, public worship
at 1900 a. m. and at 1880 p. IN.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing. You are cordially invited to wor-
ship with us.-Frank NJ. Patterson,
Pastor.
The kingwood Baptist church in
vites you TO the following services.
Sunday, February %: 1000 a. m.
Sunday school i'm charge OF Superin-