West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-07-29
Julius X. Monroe was a Grafton Wis
itor Friday last.

Bert Haney is here from Rosemont
visiting his parents
Chautauqua dates for Kingwood.
August lS-i4-l5-l6-four big days.
John Marshall Hartman and son OF
Howesville. were transacting business
here this week
r. W. Caddell is at the Inn for a
week. coming in yesterday from FL
kins via Morgantown
Mrs Amos Of Cumberland. is the
guest OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Henry GreaSer. near town.
Look out for hot days cholera in
tantum. Don't worry DR. Fair
ney's Teeting Syrup. % cents. Sam
pie free.
Mrs Gus J. Shaner attended the an
nual meeting of the Home Missionary
society. Methodist church. at Mt. Lake
Park Friday
Mrs. Foster Zeigler returned home
yesterday from a weeks visit among
friends at Uniontown and Sabraton
near Morgantown.
J. w. Vandervort. Esq. OF Parkers-
burg. will be i'm Kingwood saturday
and from here will 20 to Masontown
to visit relatives and friends for a
few days
J. {. Murdoch returned home last
Thursday evening from Baltimore
where he had been taking treatment
in hospital and he is greatly improv-
ed in health
Rev. and Mrs. Frank NJ Patterson
and children returned home the past
week from points in Pennsylvania
where they had been visiting relatives
for some time.
MIR and Mrs. VIM G. Lavele and
their guest. Mrs. Frank s. Paladini
of Washington, and w. G. Srodes mot
ored down from Tunnelton last Thurs
day afternoon and spent "A few hours
Miss Juanta Miller. Virna Law
renee. BERTHE and Helen Jackson were
guests of honor at luncheon given
by Mrs Neil Fortuey at her home
Wednesday. Misses nellie Goodwin and |
Mearl Dorsey were invited guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ami Martin will
arrive here next Wednesday to take
part in "Ye Old Folks" evening al the |
opera house. They will appear i'm cos |
tune and MIR. Martin will bring his |
cello along and be one of THE Fid-
dlers Three"
llonoring her guests. Misses BERTHE |
and Helen Jackson. Juanita Miller and |
Nirna Lawrence. Miss nellie Goodwin
Tuesday afternoon very delightfully."- |
entertained at thimble party. About |
twenty guests were present, all OF |
whom thoroughly enjoyed the AFFAIR.
Mrs. Sam Morris, contralto, OF Nor
gantown, will he here August 5th for |
the concert at the opera house. Mrs. |
Morris will need but one introduction
to the people OF Kingwood as she is a |
vocalist of rare ability and never fails
to delight her audiences. She studied
with Whitney in Boston and is at |
present connected with the NJ. f. choir
in Morgantown.
{. l.. Weymouth formerly editor of |
the Belington Progressive, was I'm
kingwood last Friday in charge OF the |
pictures of the Lusitania which were
exhibited at the opera house that
night Weymouth has been connect
ed with several papers OF the state
and still has an interest i'm one or two.
lie is one of the live newspaper men
OF West Virginia, but has decided TO
locate for time in Pennsylvania
Miss Lillian Garrison, contralto. of
Morgantown. will be with us for our
concert at the opera house August Z.
She will arrive the first of the week.
Miss Garrison has a beautiful contral-
to voice OF such sweetness and sympa-
thy as to lend itself especially well TO
the dear old songs of Eye Olden
Tyne" She has had years of study
under our foremost teachers and was
graduated in June from the University
school of music.
A party composed of Judge and Mrs
Neil j. Fortney. Congressman VIM. G.
Brown and wife, Mr.. and Mrs j. Ben
Brady, Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Manown.
Misses BERTHE and Helen Jackson, Jua-
nita Miller, Virna Lawrence, nellie
Goodwin. Messrs. James c. Menear. 4.
NJ. Lantz, Edward Griffin and Prentiss
Watson, of MasontOwn. motored to
Oak Park yesterday evening where
they had a picnic supper on the
grounds. The party enjoyed several
hours in dancing before their return
home.
The First Presbyterian church will
observe the following order OF ser
vices for Sabbath, August LIST: Sunday
school at 1000 a. m. Cay r Wilson.
superintendent The school is opened
by song service for children under
the direction OF Mr. +. G. Manown
The school is growing i'm efficiency
and interest. Will you not help us
20 make II a FIRST line" school? pub
Tic worship at 1900. Special anthem
by the choir Preaching also i'm the
evening at 500. Please do not ne
glcCt the Worship service praver |