West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-23
Frey yoke has been visitor I'm

town this week.
Thomas Runner was a visitor from
Reno yesterday.
Christmas gifts OF value at the
Kingwood Hardware Co.
! Frank Mayola OF Newburg. had bus
mess in the county seat yesterday.
w. ID. Bowman was here from Row
lesburg yesterday on legal business.
II. T. Lincoln OF the Gibson Lumber
company, Masontown, was in town on
, Tuesday.
c. L. Jefferys. residing on route 2.
Albright. was a welcome paying caller
at The Argus this week
J. b. s. Dunn OF near Albright.
while in town yesterday renewed his
fathers subscription to this paper.
5. X. Guseman and Geo. Ashburn
were business visitors in the town
from Reedsville one day this week.
DR.. Fahrney's Teeting Syrup con-
forms TO the pure food and drug law:
every bottle guaranteed. Sample free
=. j. Dunn. S. b. Hershman OF Row
| lesburg. and J. w. Loughrie of Erwin.
were transacting important business
here Tuesday.
I'D bergman, travelling salesman of
Morgantown, was in town this week
He was on his way TO Housewife to
visit MS ia'her' N
Mrs. II. NJ. Abbott has gone To Fair
mont to spend Christmas with her sis
ter Mrs. Edgar Davis. Mr.. Abbott
will go Friday to join his wife.
N. F. Kendall. cashier of the TAYLOR
county bank, Grafton, and Attorney
Jed w. Robinson were prominent bust
ness visitors in the city this week.
Miss Olive Davis OF independence.
is spending the holidays at the home
OF her uncle, G. w. Davis of Price
street.-Morgantown Post Chronicle.
Miss Ida Spahr came i'm from
Ciarksburg this morning where she is
| teacher in the high school. TO spend
two weeks Christmas holidays AT her
home here
Mrs. Sue Herring OF Masontown. re-
turned to her home yesterday after
spending the past several weeks in
the capacity OF nurse at the Nelson
home on Bridge street. this city.-Mor-
gantown Dominion.
{. A. Craig returned home Sunday
evening from Fairmont where he had
been on important business. He WAS
accompanied home by Mrs. Craig.
VINO had been the guest of relatives in
Rowlesburg for few days.
Grin Hamilton and little son of near
Evansville. came in on the 1859 train
this morning. The little boy has been
very i'll since last Sunday and is
thought to have appendicitis. He was
taken at once TO the City hospital
Morgantown Post Chronicle.
Carl p. Leatherwood. the famous
football player of the University at
Morgantown. was Kingwood visitor
Tuesday. Mr.. Leatherwood is doing
some special work for the state road
bureau during the holidays and was
here In the interest of that Office.
). L. McGinnis, who until two years
ago was a resident OF this county. liy
ing near Albright. but now located
at Folsom. this state, was in King
wood last Saturday attending to bust
ness affairs. Mr.. McGinnis is a sub
scriber to The Argus and while in
town called around and renewed his
subscription.
Sunday services at the Kingwood
Baptist church: There will be Christ
mas tree exercises on Christmas night
Sunday services as follows: Sunday
school at 1000 a. m; public worship
at ll:O0 a. m, with sermon on "The
Great Deliverer;" young peoples
meeting at 700 p. m, led by Miss
Fereida Cummings, topic, How to
Keep on the UPGRADE" Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening. 49, Charles
Brown paRtor