West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-02

William Haney OF Masontown. wa.
here this week.
Mayor b. +. Higgins was here from
Terra Alta this week.
Rev. Moose OF Tunnelton. was a
kingwood visitor last Saturday.
Francis Bergman was In from Borg
mans crossing Saturday between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brand were Sun
day guests at Mrs. Brands former
home at Albright.
DR.. Fahrney's Teeting Syrup con-
forms TO the pure food and drug law ::
every bottle guaranteed. Sample free.
II. ID. Humphrey OF the Chatfield g.
Woods company. Pittsburgh. was call
ing on his trade in this city Tues
day.
Noah A. Bucklew. who resides on
route 2. Terra Alta. was renewal
paying caller at The Argus sanctum
Saturday last.
c. j. Bishop of near Morgantown
was business visitor in Kingwood
the past week and while here was a
paying caller at The Argus.
Mrs. May S. Brown and nephew,
James s. Brandon, were the guests of
the formers mother last Saturday. re-
turning to Mannheim that evening.
e. v. Menear and little son OF route
i, Reedsville. were In town last Satur-
day Mr.. Menear called at The Argus
and renewed for the paper while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox and chill
dren returned home Monday evening
from New Martinsville, where they
had spent several weeks visiting with
relatives.
Foster Zeigler left Monday for
washington to resume charge OF the
office OF Congressman VIM. G.. Brown
after having spent the summer at his
home here.
Miss Emma Rexroad, student 1T the
Fairmont Normal. spent the Thanks
giving holidays here with her mother.
She returned to Fairmont last Sunday
to resume her studies.
Our good friend T. Cunningham, of
Brandonville, was business visitor
In the city this week and was a pleas
ant caller on we editor and remember
ed US In a financial way.
Mrs. j. K. Murdoch left Friday even
ing for Morgantown where she will
visit relatives for several weeks. She
was Joined there by her husband who
had been at Fairmont to attend the
big football game.
t. ID. Craig suffered the misfortune
OF breaking his ankle while at work
Oh his farm near town Monday. Med
ical attention was given the injured
member at once and Mr.. Craig is now
able to be about
w. q. Huffman Of Morgantown, was
one Of our good paying callers this
week. Mr.. Huffman is a former Pres
tonian and had been in attendance at /
the funeral of Allen Sharps, which |
was held at Housewife on Tuesday.
Cole & Reed sold another of the big |
Edison diamond disc machines this
week. the purchaser being George
Jackson, the popular and accommo-
dating chief clerk in the w. s. Reed |
store on Main street. Mr.. Jackson
bought C-150 machine. the very lat |
est and newest model.
The order of services at the First /
Presbyterian church next Sunday, De-
cember 7th, will be as follows: Sun
day school at 1000 a. M, Gay E. Will
son, superintendent. Public worship
Immediately following. Sermon by
the pastor and anthem by the choir.
Evening worship at 1880. Prayer
meeting at 1880 Wednesday evening.
Comet
Considerable excitement was Gre
ated last evening when the gasolene
engine belonging to The Argus caught
ire, causing the fire alarm to be
sounded. The blaze was quickly ex-
tinguished and but little damage re-
suited. the engine room being practi-
cally fire proof. The blaze was caus-
ed by the blowing out Of the spark
plug packing and q spark igniting the |
gil soaked framework OF the engine.
AS no gasolene is kept in the room
no serious damage could have result.
ed.
Sunday services at the Methodist
Episcopal church, The Psalmist
placed such a high value upon the
services Of the church that he said TO
God "A day in thy courts is better
than Y thousand" Every one who
thinks knows that the Psalmist is
right for the people who 90 to church
are the DraaarvfnQ force thot t,oo-.