West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-09-23
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

NJ. II. Taylor was here from Mason
town the first OF the week.
O. A. Dill was here from Reeds
Vile on business Monday.
Earl Miller of Tunnelton. was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida J. Hileman OF Tunnelton.
is i'm town today on business.
Postmaster Frank Holman of
TOWNSVILLE. is in the city today
Mrs. Morrison from Sutherland was
q business visitor in Kingwood Mon
day.
John Gross and Edward Tusing. two
Reedsville citizens. were here Tues
day
County agent John Y. Mcdonald
was visitor to Grafton the past
week.
Hon. VIM. G.. Brown returned home
Tuesday from a several weeks visit
in the east
Mrs. John +. Copeman and Miss
Nellie Schaeffer were Grafton business
visitors yesterday.
Miss Dee Sharps, who has been out
at her home near Reedsville for some
time. returned to Kingwood last Sun
day.
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come. DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
keeps them in good shape. Sample
free.
Ray Whetsell and Miss Lottie Eel
ton OF the East Side, were here Mon
day evening attending the celebration
OF the Rebekah lodge.
DIR. Robert L. Brown OF Parkers-
burg. Is in this city for q brief visit.
His son. Robert Brown OF Kingwood,
with Mrs. Brown. are also here
Wednesdays Post Chronicle.
For Rent-Room 17x3S on Price ST.,
a good business location, Also three
good living rooms above with modern
oonvcniences, Apply I. p. Martin,
Kingwood, w. Va. Att
Mr.. and Mrs. Vester b. Dunn and
two children, also Mrs. Dunn's sister,
Miss Gertrude Waters OF Fairmont,
drove to Morgantown today to attend
the reunion OF the Barbe family which
will be held in Jerome park.
Mrs. ID. III. Fries of Sedalia, Mo-,
who has been here visiting relatives
for some time. left this morning for
Terra Alta and from there will go to
GAINESVILLE to visit relatives for two
weeks.---Morgantown Post-Chi onicle.
Miss Anna humphrey of Newburg,
who has been a guest at the home OF
Mrs. Ida l.. Dent for the past few
days. left on the 1859 train this morn
ing for Jamestown, Pa. where she will
visit friends for some time.-Post-
Chronicle.
Misses Lena Wilson and Mary Dyer
were the pleasant guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Gay E, Wilson from Friday until
: Monday, These young ladies were re-
turning from New York, where they
spent the summer, and were here en-
route to their homes near Philippi.
Mrs. Jane Thomas has been here
the past few days visiting at the home
Of George Shay and other friends in
town. Mrs. Thomas has Just returned
from visit to her daughter in Cali
fornia and son in, Tennessee and goes
from here to Ohio to see her grand
son, Frank shaffer and family,
Mira, VIM, M, Sohaeffer, Mrs. George
A. Herring and Mrs. Mary Davis left
yesterday morning for Fairmont to at
tend the 33rd annual convention OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union which will be i'm session until
Friday evening. These ladies went
90 nCiNkaACb AiOIl lnt lOCdi
At the bond election held in Mo-
mongolia county last Saturday. Nor
gan district voted for 100000 for the
permanent improvement OF portion
OF the roads I'm that district. The
vote was 1,16S for and 565 against A
bond issue of 10000 was defeated in
Union district by vote of 154 to 10S.
Editor j. w. White. of Webster
Springs, was greeting his many old
friends in Kingwood and the county
the past week. From here he went
TO Morgantown for a few days visit
before returning home. During Mr.
Whites absence Wilbur Field, another
old Prestonian. had charge OF the pa
per.
Services at the Kingwood Baptist
yAchurch. Sunday, September 20: Sun
day school at 1000 a. m, Geo A.
Herring, superintendent; young peo-
pies meeting at 1:15 p. M public
worship at 500 u, mu with sermon
on rThe Cure OF Dependency"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
You are invited to attend these ser
vlces.-Charles Brown, pastor.
Nathan Wilson OF the East Side, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cay II. Wilson OF this
place, are in attendance today at tho