West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-02-11

week
Mrs. Ivan Davis is here from Nor
gantown this week the guest of her
parents.
Mrs W. G. Laveile OF Tunnelton.
was the pleasant weekend guest OF
friends here.
p. s. King was here from Rowles-
burg Friday visiting his sister. Mrs.
j. A. Lenhart.
A. ID. Bowman was an important
business visitor here from Rowles-
burg last Friday.
Mrs. w. o. Parriott of Newburg.
was here shopping and calling on
Reconsideration Sentinel.
b. T. Gibson of Masontown. passed
through town yesterday en- route To
his lumber operation at function.
Mrs. Sue Downer OF Terra Alta.
spent Tuesday in Oakland the guest
of Miss Ellen Conneil-oakiand Jour
nal.
Taking baby up at night Is often
the cause of bad colds. Use DIR. Fahr-
ney's Teething Syrup and stay in bed.
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home from Elkins where he was
looking after some important legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs ii. Carr and wife of
Terra Alta. were mid-week guests OF
the Browning house. this city.-Oak-
land Republican.
James Huber was here from his
home near Reedsville Saturday on
business and was renewal payir
caller AT this office.
Harry Cochran, representing the
Green & Laing Hardware company of
the city OF Wheeling, was here yes
terday calling on the trade.
s. NJ. Hartley, salesman for the
Tenant Milling & Storage company
OF Morgantown, was looking after
business interests here yesterday.
Andrew Ridenour of Clarksburg.
was here this week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Reed. Mr.. Ridenour is
store manager for the Weaver Coal
company at Marshall. this state.
The fire alarm created some excite
ment last Friday morning when n
blaze was discovered in the home of
S. II. Garner in East Kingwood. 1t
was quickly extinguished however.
and little damage was done.
Notice TIE big advertisement in this
issue OF the Preston Auto company.
These people are prepared to make
delivery. 1t would be we'll
20 ask for demonstration now and
thus avoid a possible delay OF several
weeks later on when the spring rush
Is on.
Miss Evelyn June Burke of Terra
Alta, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in Donora, Pa, for the
past six weeks, arrived In Grafton
last evening and will spend several
days visiting Mrs. Charles f. Burke
on East Knots characterization Sen
tinel.
One of the good friends of The Ar
gus at Bruceton i'm sending in his
check to renew his subscription for
two years in advance writes: Keep
The Argus coming right on to our
home, as IL is a welcome visitor"
Such a compliment as that is worth
for.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Hughes returned
home Tuesday morning from Ravens
wood, where they had been summon
ed owing to the serious illness OF the
mother, but was greatly inn
proved when they left. Yesterday
Mr. Hughes received word that his
mother had become worse and he i'm
mediately left for Ravenswood.
Miss Mary Eta Bishop, formerly OF
this city, who had spent the winter
with her parents at Albright, will ar
rive here next week to spend few
days with her sister, Mrs. Dora b.
en- route to Cleveland, Ohio,
where she has accepted a position as
secretary in the Deaconness Home.
located in that city-Fairmont West
The new Touring mill mt HazeIton,
w. Va, Is now In full operation and
giving good satisfaction In all lines
OF milling. The proprietor has spared
no expense In equipment to make the
mill complete and up-to-date, and
those who have to buy their supplies
as well as those who have their own
grain to be ground Will fluid ID M nd
vantage 10 give this new mill trial.
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin were sum
moned to Terra Alta Tuesday owing
to the death of the latter's brother.
William Higgins, who died of ty-
phoid pneumonia. The young man
had been i'll but a few days and his
death comes as shock to his many
friends here as well as at home. Mr..