West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
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Z. Vernon Fortney spent the week |
end with friends in Grafton.
Jas T. Eastman. OF Fairmont. is in |
the town this week tuning pianos
+. f. Parrack was here from Tun |
Melton yesterday on professional bust |
ness.
j. T. DALEY was professional bus
mess visitor in Clarksburg the past
week.
Daddy" Jake Feather OF the East
Side. was a county seat visitor the
past week
Mrs. Frank Wolfe OF Sabraton. spent
the week end with relatives and
friends here.
Miss Gail FELTON, leaves tomorrow
Tor Lewisburg, Pa. where she goes
to enter school.
Mrs. Ivan Davis and little son are
here from Morgantown this week Wis
iting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Jenreys and son
Ernest. OF Guseman. spent Sunday
with DIR and Mrs. Il. a Rees.
Thomas ~ Tanner OF Eglon. made
The Argus paying call while here
transacting business Monday.
Look out for hot days-cholera in
fantum Don't worry-use DIR. Fahr-
ney's Teeting Syrup. 25 cents. Sam
pie Tree. Il
H. F. Sapp of route /. independence.
while here Friday and Saturday at
tending the reunion. made this office
pleasant paying call.
d. l.. Keefover, an old veteran from
Reedsville. was paying caller at The
Argus Saturday. Mr.. Kefover was
here attending the reunion.
Mrs. Charles Hill and two children
of Washington City arrived here on
Tuesday and will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Zeigler for few
weeks.
Messrs. Benedict Cooke of Califor-
MIA, Vincent Cooke. DR. Cooke and Mr..
Cordray OF Clarksburg. were here one
day during the past week greeting
old friends.
VIM s. Mckinney OF Masontown. |
was in attendance at the old soldiers |
reunion Friday and Saturday and
while here remembered The Argus by
calling and renewing his subschip-
ton.
j. W. Rodeheaver. the Albright
shoemaker, was in town several hours
Monday transacting some business |
matters. He was wearing broad |
smile because he recently became
grandpap.
Mrs. Edward Davis and little son.
Edward. Jr.. arrived here from Fair
mont one day this week to spend sew
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs
M. Abbott. and brother. NJ l.. Jackson
and family.
o. G. Cuppett, magazine keeper for
p. l. DUPONT DeNemours Powder com
pany at Leckrone. Pa, accompanied bv
Charles w. and Obie r. Cuppett of
Clifton Mills, spent Saturday in King
wood on business.
Miss Erbie Albright, who recently
resigned as teacher OF botany and |
chemistry In the local high school. has
accepted the position OF head of the |
domestic science department of the
Elkins high -Morgantown Post
Chronicle.
Religious services for August %
Kngwood U b. church: Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m, NJ a. Sisler. superin-
tendent; Christian Endeavor program
at 700 p. m, Miss Blanche Fizer.
leader; prayer services at 500 p. m.
under the leadership OF NJ. A. Sisler.
Preaching at the Messenger U. y.
church at 1890. Rodamer at 300 D
m. and Mt. Run at 500 p. NV. r.
Cunningham, pastor.
Saturday morning last at the early
hour of five o'clock Mr. Samuel J.
Blaney, one OF Kingwood's boys of the
sixties was happily united I'm MARI
age to Mrs. Rebecca Castee at the for
Li"r's nome ne2G the EirsL National
bank In this city. Both parties are
well known I'm Klngwood and vicinity.
and their many friends extend happy
congratulations. and wish for them
many happy years of wedlock I'm the
evening of life. Rev. A. D. Craig of
the local Methodist church performed
the ceremony.
The following order of service will
be the order OF the day for the King
wood Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday, August %: Sunday school at
1000 a. m, Ezra Hanger, superin-
tendent. Preaching at II 100 a. m. by
the pastor Of the church Epworth
League devotional services at 700 D
m. Miss Lulu McDaniels, leader No
evening sermon on account Of union
services IN the Baptist church, the ser
mon to he delivered by Rev Frank
NJ. Patterson, Of the Presbyterian
ohurch,-Albert ID. Craig, minister.