West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-12
Tomorrow is the first day OF the big
Chautauqua-dont forget Il

BAT. Gibson was a business VISITOR
from Masontown one day this week
Attorney VIM II. Bowman OF Row
Iesbnrg. was a visitor here this week.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs. l. b. Bowermastcr Monday
morning.
Raleigh FELTON, was here from Low
ishurg. Pa. Friday and Saturday the
guest OF his parents
Rev and Mrs. John 4. MacRae OF
Huntington. have been here the past
week visiting relatives.
Mrs NJ. Sayre of Ripley. this state.
was in town Tuesday. being business
visitor at the Inn.
Miss Gertrude jenkins. of PITTS
burgh. is the guest Of her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Elizabeth jenkins
Ho for the Chautauqua. C. A. r re-
union and Homer Rodeheaver all nj
kingwood August l3-li-l5-lG.
Hon. \. b McCrum was here from
Charleston the first OF the week look
ing after some business matters.
The regular installment OF THE Roy
Farmer" is on page eight Of this is-
sue. Don't overlook the story.
Wanted Second hand reaper. Must
be in good condition Address Box
81. Route /, Albright. W. Va. 42-2t
Salesman Frank Lanham was inter
viewing the merchants this week i'm
the interest of the Rowlesburg gro
Gerry.
Miss nellie Schacncr is over at Row
lesburg this week assisting with some
stenographic work at the Rowlcsburr
grocery.
James \. Haislip was here from
Rosemont Saturday and Sunday visit
ing his wife, who is the guest of her
parents.
Mrs. II c. Schaencr and children
spent from Friday evening until Mon
day morning at Rccdsville. guests of
Mrs c. r.. linn
William Smalley. one of the nstrnc-
tors i'm the Reform school AT Pruntv
town, visited his father and mother
here the past week
Mrs. l.. G. Zeigler of Mannheim. re
turned to her home yesterday after
spending the past week here with MIR
and Mrs. Foster Zoigler.
a called meeting of the Civic club
will be held at the home of Mrs. J. NJ
Crane this afternoon to transact i'm
portant business matters.
Mrs. Wesley Garner and little grand
son of near Terra Alta, have been i'm
town a few days this week visiting
among relatives and friends.
George NJ FELTON,, who is interested |
In the lumber business at BIuf CITY.
Tenn, arrived home the past week for |
a few days visit with his family.
Pearl Sanders family of near Oak |
land came in yesterday To spend few |
days with him here Mr.. Sanders is
the new operator at the creamery.
Rev w w Morris and Lucian NJ
Wolfe, of Bruceton Mills. were visitors
at the county seat last Saturday and |
were pleasant callers at this office.
DR.. {. ID. Wylie, eye, ear. nose and
throat specialist of Morgantown. will
he In kingwOOd, Raleigh hotel, next |
Friday, August 20, for one day only.
Foster zeigler, who has been con
fined to his home for the past week |
with severe attack of ivy poison. is
out again and has resumed his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell of |
Oakland. Byrnc and Adds Thomas of |
Vineland, y. j. with friends from |
Connellsvine and Oakland are in camp |
this week down at Morris Park.
r. b. jenkins, of Pittsburgh, was in
town from Saturday until Monday the |
guest of his mother. He had been
looking after business matters i'm the |
eastern part of this state the past |
week.
Miss Hannah Murdoch left Wcdnes-
day for a visit with relatives at Iron
ton and other points in Ohio. She was
accompanied by John Shaner, who had |
been visiting relatives here the past
week
Hon A. G. Hughes and wife. accom-
panied by Rev. A. D. Craig and family
i'm the formers automobile |
to Mt. Lake Park on Tuesday, spend
ing the day I'm the park guests at the
M Lake Park hotel
In another column you will notice
an invitation extended by Cole q Reed |
local Edison dealers. to all Chautau-
qua visitors TO call at their store and
hear some favoritc selection ON the
wonderful Edison disc Everybody Is
cordially invited
on account Of the Chautauqua over
Sunday the o. will be no services in the
Protestant churches except Sunday
school at $3.50. one-half hour earlier,
go that all tho Sunday school workers
Will have "a chance to- attend the pub
lic services in the tent al 1880