West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-01-07
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re Monday.

gantown over Sunday.
III. G. Wolfe was in town from Aus
ten the first OF the week.
Ira T. Bolyard. a Fellowsville citi-
zen. was in town this week
Joe Taylor and Junior Crease were
Morgantown visitors Sunday.
Attorney Bowman OF Rowlesburg.
was legal visitor yesterday
ID. c. linn of Morgantown. was a
business visitor in Kingwood this
week.
Junior Liston was here the past
week from Clarksburg visiting his
parents.
III. I. Lincoln OF Masontown. Pres
ton county, is in Morgantown for a
| short visit.-Dominion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Zeigler return
ell to Washington Sunday after spend
ing the holidays here with their par
| ents.
DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the
best remedy for any sickness baby
gets. no matter how young or old
Try Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Reed and little
daughter were visiting friends and
relatives at Morgantown from Friday
until Sunday.
5. II. Guseman. one of Reedsville's
good citizens. was attending to bust
ness matters at the county seat one
day this week.
Miss Esther Larue has returned to
her home i'm Grafton after spending a
few days here the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs j. " Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kelley returned TO
their home here Sunday from Somer-
field. Pa. where they visited Mrs. Kel-
ley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs f. f Cup
petit.
J. l.. Keener OF thisc ity. and James
w. Flynn OF Kingwood. left on the
midnight train last evening for Pitts
burgh to spend short time looking
after business matters.-Dominion
n,. n
home last evening from Cameron
where they were attending the funeral
Monday of the formers father, w. III.
Rees. Mr. Rees was 81 years old and
his death was caused by fall on the
ice.
That will be given at the Kingwood
armory January 18th, by Miss Wilmer,
is her own dramatisation of Wilson
Barrett's great book, and much honor
is due her for the skill shown In Sc
lecting the most important scenes and
connecting them in so clear manner.
There will be public worship at
Ruthbell next Sabbath afternoon. Jan
uary 10th. The services are held in
the hall above the store and will be-
gin Immediately after the Sunday
school. Rev. Frank NJ. Patterson of
Kingwood will preach. All are cor
daily invited.
The Kingwood Baptist church will
hold the following services Sunday,
January 10: Sunday school, 1000 a.
m; public worship with sermon by
pastor, 1900 a. m; b. Y. +. U. meet
ing led by o. A. Rush. 700 p. m Dur
ing special meetings at the M. T..
church our Wednesday evening pray
er meeting will begin at 700 instead
tor.
Mrs III. NJ. Hayden and Karl Feath-
er. her grandson, are on an extended
visit TO Uniontown, Scottdale, Green's
burg and Pittsburgh to visit Mrs. Hay
den's children and also TO attend at
Jacobs Creek, Pa. January 3ri, the
Tooth anniversary birthday OF Mrs.
Hayden's grandmother great grand
mother of Karl Feather) Mrs. Hannah
Dial. Mrs. Dial is the mother of two
Union soldiers and the grandmother
of one.
Just as we go to press we learn
that an attempt was made last light
to dynamite the house of Ray: 1ond
Mason at Albright. Some misc. cant
placed charge of dynamite in a tree
near the house and the explosion
broke the windows and otherwise
| damaged the building. Mr.. Mason Is
is in town today consulting the states
attorney and II the offenders are ap-
pretended they will be dealt with TO
| the full extent OF the law.
The regular annual election of Off
the First Presbyterian church last
Sunday and resulted as follows: Gay
Il. Wilson was chosen to serve his
third term as superintendent. Felix
Elliott was also reelected as assist
ant superintendent Chas. Hanst was
made secretary and Ralph BruIn as
sistant secretary and librarian. DR..
ID. j. Rudasill, treasurer. and Mrs. Jul
Jus Monroe. oTganist. a music com
mittee will be appointed later. The
Sunday schools seems to be tak.'ig on
| t,nru Ilfa and the nrnanocf hofnrn Mr