West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-07-01
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bright. was in town yesterday
Howard F. Bucklew has resigned as
chief electrician at the city plant.
Ira linn of Reedsville. was a pleas
ant caller at this Office the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy are the parents
of boy baby, born the past week
Hon. VIM. G. Brown and Foster
Zeigler left yesterday for Washington.
Bigger and better assortment Of gar.
den seeds Mt kingwood Hardware com.
pany.
Seed buckwheat. pure Japanese va.
riety, for sale by j. w. Dorsey. King.
wood, w. Va
Senator r. f. Talbot OF Philippi.
was in the city Monday. being wit
ness in case in court here.
l.. j. Miner was business visitor
here from Hazelton yesterday and a
renewal paying caller at this Office.
j. II. Johns was I'm town Saturday
from route l. Albright. on business
He was an Argus paying caller.
Misses Josephine and Margaret
Brown are spending few days In
Mannheim the guests OF relatives.
ing as a juror at this term OF court
and was an Argus caller yesterday.
Miss Mary Lamar. nurse OF |
Clarksburg, is here this week the
guest of her sister Miss Cecil Lamar
Mrs. ). b. Falkenstine and two sons
OF Terra Alta, were visiting her broth
err. II. +. Hartman and family Sunday.
John A. Graham OF near Albright. |
while here on business Monday re-
newed his subscription TO The Argus |
Have you used DR.. Fahrney's Teeth |
ing Syrup? 1t is the whole thing.
Babies like it. Cures all stomach trou-
bles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor have
returned home from Morgantown |
where they were the guests of rela |
tives for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Gibson and Mrs. |
Nj. c. Gibson motored down from Ma |
sontown Sunday and were the guests |
of relatives for the day.
Dr. Albert c. Miller of Columbus.
Ohio. formerly of this county. will be |
in Preston county this month See
his announcement elsewhere
Mrs. II. Il. Thorne and three chill
dren of Clarksburg. and Mrs Lois
Riley Of Pittsburgh, are here visiting |
their mother, Mrs. l.. r. Swearingen.
Dr. c. b. Wylie OF Morgantown. spe-
cialist in eye, ear. nose. throat and |
fitting OF glasses. will be at the Rail |
eigh hotel Friday, July 9th. 36-2t |
DR.. c. Webster Richards, diagnosti- |
clan and specialist in digestive, ner-
vous and all chronic diseases a spec
ialty. Office at Fairchance hotel. |
Fairchance. Pa. 27-tf |
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Reed and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed and |
George Jackson composed an automo-
bile party that motored to Grafton and |
Fairmont Sunday, returning that even
ing.
Maj. o. a. Dill was i'm town Tuesday |
advertising the big celebration at Oak |
Park next Monday. The NJ. & X rail
road has made arrangements for spe-
cial train service and will give .excur-
sion rates.
A lawn fete will be held by the |
willing Workers Band for the benefit |
of the Baptist church Saturday even |
ing, July 3. on the lawn at Geo. A. |
Herring's residence. Come and enjoy |
the refreshments of the season.
Owing to the absence OF the pastor |
on account of serious illness of his |
mother, no preaching services will be |
held in the Presbyterian church next |
Sunday. Sunday school at the usual |
hour, 10 o'clock Sunday morning.
For Sale-One horse, weight 1900, |
years old; one colt year old; one |
mare II years old; one cow years
old; one two-year-old Holstein heifer. |
Call on or address j. w. Hill, King
wood, Il. No. !. 34-tf |
J. G.. i. Shaffer of Elkins, is the
guest OF friends and relatives i'm the
city for a few days. Mr. Shaffer is a
former resident OF the county and is
widely acquainted with the older citi- |
zens He left here twenty years ago
and finds a great many improvements
made i'm the town since his last visit
He was a pleasant caller at this Office,
accompanied by Judge Messenger.
with whom he has been stopping.
Homer d. Lipscomb and Miss So
phia d. Wotring, both of Aurora, came
to Kingwood yesterday where they
were united in marriage. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Charles
Brown Of the local Baptist church at
the home of Geo. A. Herring at 1880
O'Clock. The bride and groom remain
ed in town for a short time when they
returned to Aurora where they will
make heir future home. The Argus
extends congratulations