West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL :

~"s>sn vas a 0rditou tsitoi
Tuesday.
b. T. Gibson was business caller
In town Monday.
Julius X. Monroe was in Morgan
town Saturday last on business.
Mrs. w. @. Brown, who lives near
Howesville. is very ILL.,
The regular Marcn term of circuit
court will convene next Tuesday.
Bert Bickford was down from Tun-
Melton the first OF the week on bust
ness.
Mise lola White was here from Ma
nown yesterday having dental work
done.
Miss May Freeland of route 1, is
very Ill with an attack OF pneumonia
fever.
Miss Beryl Squires has been visit
ing home folks out on route the past
week.
Reason Swearingen was here from
TOWNSVILLE yesterday looking after
business.
Miss Belle Bromhai of Tunnelton
was visiting her parents over Sunday,
on route 1.
r. u. Fazenbaker, a merchant of
! Albright. was looking after business
Nere Monday.
Stanley Lipscomb has returned To
his home at Rowlesburg. after spend
ing several months at the county CAPT
-t1>
Fred Warwick, a merchant of Nor
gantown, formerly OF Howesville. was
In kingwood Monday on special bust
ness.
John a. Lantz was here few days
from Aurora the guest OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. s. whetsell. and son, f
NJ. Lantz.
Francis Heermans. who has been iii
for the past three weeks, is improving
and Is now able to sit up-Saturday's
hronicle.
Geo. Burke, who lives out on route
!. has been appointed road supervisor
for another year. which will be well
come news to his many friends.
Mrs Mary s. Brown of Mannheim.
and Mrs. ID. Alton Jackson OF Rowles-
burg, were the guests of their mother
few hours Saturday.
DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the
best remedy for any sickness baby
gets. no matter how old or young
Try 1t. ..
- George M. FELTON, of this place, and
brother, u. II. FELTON, of Amblersburg
will leave next Monday for Bluff City,
Tenn, where they will engage I'm the
lumber business.
Big double-head basket ball game
tomorrow night at the armory. FRS,
ard second highs versus Terra Alta
hrsts and seconds. First game starts
promptly at S:15.
The Empire stock company at the
kingwood opera house three nights
next week. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Tickets now on sale al
Manowns at the usual popular prices
Miss Nina King of Rowlesburg, and
Frank Hileman OF Tunnelton. were
married at Oakland Tuesday. Botf
young people are well known here and
have host of friends who wish them
well.
Michael Hartman OF Terra Alta
who has been suffering the past three
weeks with an abseess on his right
foot, reports that he is now able to
get around, which is gratifying news
l. | is friends.
Alfred u. Hadley, who has been a
ni.mitr of The regular u. 8 cavalry
Tor so;ne time, stationed in Texas. is
in the city this week visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Amos. He is on his
way to visit home folks at Trenton,
New Jersey.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. v. Funderburk at Clarksbure
Saturday morning. The child is get
ting along nicely but Mrs. Funderburk
is In a critical condition. Mr.. Fun
derburk has been at CIarksburg for
the past week.
Col. W. J. Lavelle. whose address is
Tunnelton, u. s. A., but who is al
home wherever his hat is of, Jeffer.
sonian Democrat OF such rock-ribbed
belief that his smile makes the com
mon enemy gnash and gnaw. was IN
the county capital Saturday. dispens-
ing good cheer to the faithful.
Davis high school was defeated by
the local high last Friday evening by
score of SO to IS. The visitors were
mighty nice bunch OF young fellows
and made many friends while here
Although no match for our fast ag-
gregation they made game fight till
the last second OF play.