West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-09-02
Francis Bergman was in from Borg
man Saturday.

Col. J. II. Borwn is here today from
the River City.
J. W. Metheny was here from Terra
Alta this week.
Harry Laird is here from Harrisvillo
visiting his wife and son.
L. b. Hartman was here from Tun-
relton Thursday evening.
NJ. l.. Keller is at Clarksburg this
week attending the races.
Grant Watson of Masontown. was n
county seat visitor this week.
b. F. Woodward was in town a short
time yesterday from Fellowsville.
Joshua Whitehair OF Terra Alta. was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Attorney VIM. b. Bowman. OF Row
lesburg. is business visitor today.
Lawyer l. c. Ralphsnyder of Fair
mont, was in town one day this week.
Marshall Rodeheaver was here from
the Craborchard Tuesday on business.
A. ID. Bowman was here from Row
lesburg Saturday looking after bust
ness affairs.
There's reason. why subscribers
to The Argus do not want to miss a
single issue.
Sheriff II. +. Hartman and family
spent the day Sunday in Terra Alta
with relatives.
Attorney +. Il. Parrack. of Tunnel
ton was at the county seat yesterday
on legal business.
A large number of members of the
Orr family were here yesterday attend
ing their annual reunion.
George L. Shaffer will leave Sunday
for Baltimore where he will enter n
hospital for treatment.
Joe Herring returned home Monday
from Pittsburgh where he spent sew
eral days the past week.
George n. Dewitt and j. f. Riley,
two citizens from TOWNSVILLE. were
business callers in town Saturday.
Judge Neil ]. Fortney was down at
Grafton the first OF the week holding
special term OF Circuit court
Editor Nj. l.. Jackson and son Robert
left yesterday morning for Charleston
and other points on business trip.
ii. Foster Hartman and family and
Arnold A. Hartman and family are all
at Oak Park today attending a family
reunion.
Mrs. l.. c. Zeigler returned TO her
home in Mannheim Monday after visit
Ing among relatives and friends here
the past week
w. +. Schaeffer left this morning for
his home in Springfield. H., after
weeks visit with relatives in and
around Kingwood.
Miss Lulu Mcdaniel is spending the
week in Clarksburg visiting her broth
er. Forest NJ. Mcdaniel and wife, and
also attending the fair.
Rev. Frank M. Patterson of King
wood, will preach at Ruthbell next
Sunday afternoon at 800 o'clock. The
community is urged to be present.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas II. Manown and
Mrs. cambridge left Sunday evening
in the formers Chalmers for an ex-
tended trip TO Eastern cities.
Miss Hazel Wheeler arrived here on
Monday from Akron. Ohio, to spend
some time the guest of her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Smalley.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Lenhart left Sun
day for Baltimore. where Mr.. Lenhart
will select big stock OF fall and win
ter goods for his store on Main street.
Several fans from this city will
Journey to Morgantown next Wednes-
day TO see the big ball game between
the Pittsburgh Pirates and Hickman's
Collegians. Dad" Jackson, OF this
place, will likely assist the latter team
Marshall Brown was here from
Parkersburg Tuesday to spend the day
with his brother, Robert l.. Mr. Mar
| shall Brown and his sister, Miss Isa-
belle, will leave Parkersburg today for
a visit at the Eaton ranch in wyom-
ing.
r. b. Hutchinson. who has been op-
Grating the moving picture show here
for the past three months. left yester-
day for his home at New MartinsvilIe.
where he will spend short vacation
before resuming his studies at the
West Virginia university.
j. s. Hunt, president OF the Tun-
melton bank, was a pleasant paying
caller Tuesday. Mr. Hunt was accom-
panied by his son. J. william, editor
Of the Cumberland Press. The young
Mr. Hunt is spending a weeks vaca-
ton with his parents.
A number OF Terra Alta people were
here Tuesday as witnesses I'm Squire
Weirich's court in the suit Of Walter
Frazee against the Town OF Terra