West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-02-04
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Major Dill was here yesterday from
Reedsvslle.
w. b. Bowman was legal visito,
here this week
Mr.. Charles Fawcett is here the
guest of his daughters.
M. L. Keller is up in Barbour coun.
~ this week visiting relatives.
b. T. Gibson is here from Mason.
town today on business.
J. M. and o. z. Gibson of Hudson
had important business in town Mon
day.
w. l.. and ]. III. Britton were bust
ness visitors here from Irona Satur.
day.
T. p. Graney OF Rowlesburg, spen,
Monday in the city.-Clarksburg Ex-
ponent.
Jacob Field was business caller
here the first OF the week from Kanes
Creek.
ID. j. Williams. superintendent of
the Irona mines. was in town on bust
ness Monday
Attorney I. G Lazelle OF Morgan
fowu WINS N nrofaooiopaI v,a;,or a.,
Kingwood Tuesday.
Charles Il. Plummer of Newburg,
was city business visitor yesterday
--Clarksburg Exponent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Brown, Jr.,
have returned home from a visit with
relatives at Washington.
Miss Mary Rexroad, a teacher in the
- Rcedsville school, was the guest of
friends here the latter part of the
week
Taking baby up at night is often
the cause of bad colds. Use DR.. Fair
neys Teething Syrup and stay In bed
20 cts. o..
Bert Bickford, one of the progress
sive farmers OF near Tunnelton. was
in town Saturday and gave us pay
ing call.
Rev. John w. Brown, pastor of the
Palatine Baptist church at Fairmont,
conducted the funeral of Mrs Mon
roe here Saturday.
Clemence Greaser was in the coun-
ty seat from his home on Route 2,
Tunnelton, one day this week and was
also paying caller at this office.
Messrs. David Cuppett of Thomas,
f.. r.. Cuppett OF Somerfield. Pa. and
Ross Cuppett OF Glade Farms, were in
Kingwood Tuesday transacting impor-
tant business.
Rev. A. ID. Craig OF the local Meth
odist church, was called to Halleck,
Noncngalia county, on Tuesday, to
conduct the funeral OF Miss Mary
Phillips. returning Wednesday even
ing,
The Kingwood Baptist church will
observe the following services Sun
day, February q: Sunday school at 10
a. m; preaching service at IL a. m;
b. Y. p. U. meeting. led by Miss Jose
phine Brown. at p. m.-Charles
Brown, pastor.
Miss Leora Dunn was charming
little hostess on Monday evening at
her home on Jackson street to num-
Der of her chums in celebration OF her
sirth birthday anniversary. Various
games were engaged in and at a suit
able time delicious refreshments were
served
The two numbers of the Lyceum
course the past week were excellent.
The Cambridge Players on Friday
evening and the Cartwright Quartette
last night each played to a crowded
house and were well received. The
final number of the course will be
given in short time.
A gentleman in town placed small
advertisement in last weeks issue of
The Argus with the request that IL be
published for several weeks Yester-
day he ordered the advertisement dis
continued as he had more replies al
ready than he could attend to. Does
advertising pay?
Arthur r. Arnold, of Wheeling, state
secretary of Sunday school work in
West Virginia. spent Thursday of this
week in Kingwood assisting in the To-
cal Sunday school convention held in
the Presbyterian church. Mr.. Arnold
made two strong addresses during the
day and they were highly spoken oil
by al, who were present
At the regular business meeting OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary so.
ciety held at the NJ. f. parsonage Wed
nesday afternoon, the ladies set apar
Thursday, March 18th, for the holdinG
of their annual bazaar OF aprons and
fancy articles. In connection with thi,
chicken and waffle supper will bc
served. Mr.. f. b. Haney has kindly
rendered the use of his tailoring es
tablishment on Main street where tn