West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-05-13
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; LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Saturday.
All walks lead 20 the opera house
Saturday night.
Col j. A. Mcdaniel was in from Mi
Phoebe Saturday.
j. Edgar Long was business visi-
tor here last Saturday.
Garden seeds by parcel post. Call
hingwood Hardware company.
Prof +. Roy Yoke OF Weston. was
the guest of friends over Sunday.
Attorney J. Ben Brady was at Oak
land Tuesday looking after legal af
fairs.
Earl Bowermaster OF Bruceton. was
business visitor in the city the past
week.
Newton and Susan Montgomery
were i'm Fairmont Friday to see the
circus.
Mrs. Chester Reed and children are
at Tunnelton this week visiting AT her
old home.
Bigger and better assortment Of gar.
den seeds Mt kingwood Hardware com.
pany.
"A. Is. Carter OF the local high school
spent the weekend i'm Morgantown
with friends.
George w. Hartman and daughter
MISS LESSEE. have been here the past
week from Terra Alta visiting the
formers two sons.
III you fear hot weather and bad
bowels. DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
is your friend and the baby's com
fort.
j. M. Beach has been here this week
making arrangements for the coming
or Sun Brothers big shows which will
exhibit in Kingwood Wednesday. June
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7. Coles Brown, representative OF
the w. l.. Radcliffe attractions. Wash
ington, ID. c., has been in town this
week making arrangements for chau
tauqua here this summer.
Mrs. w. Clifford Davis and daughter
Martha g.
they will visit friends for short time.
They expect to return to Kingwood be-
fore going on to their home in New
Jersey.
Photographs have moved nv gal
iery over in the old stand where Mr..
Garner was, over the furniture store.
or the X. of p. building, and will do all
Kinds OF photograph work and picture
framing. Prices reasonable.-P. c.
carroll, Kingwood, w. Va. 2S-2t
Ray Bishop, wife and two children.
Mrs. G. +. Whetsell and Charles Whet-
sell, all OF Elkins, who have been down
at Albright visiting relatives, drove up
to kingwood in the formers car Sat
urday afternoon and spent few hours
at the home of VIM. NJ. Schaeffer.
Progressive Morgantown business
men are making preparations for
big Dollar Day" special sale next
Thursday. Special trains will be run
N
who take advantage of the bargains
offered. Full particulars are given in
an advertisement in this issue.
George A. Menear is spending a few
days in the city visiting his family and
taking short vacation from his work
at Grafton. George is top notcher
in the list of this worlds very best
fellows and his worth is appreciated.
too, as evidenced by the warm wei
come he always receives on his visits
home,
You are cordially invited to attend
the following services at the Kingwood
Baptist church Sunday, May IS: Sun
day school at 1000 a. m, public wor-
ship with sermon on Spring" at 1900
a. m. b. Y. p. IT, meeting at 1880.
led by Miss Ruth Beavers, topic. THE
Bible the Worlds Supreme Book -
Charles Brown, pastor.
Those from here who attended the
funeral of Mrs. Thomas Fisher Mon
day at Tunnelton were Vester b
Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Everly. Mrs.
c. w. McNary, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Fortney. G. A. Craig, George A. Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Hawkins, Mrs S. Il.
Montgomery, Mrs. George Robinson.
Dale Robinson, Leroy Shaw, Henry
tianst, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Bolyard and
daughter Mary and Miss Grace Piles
George Jackson and Harry Menear
drove through to Falrmont Friday In
the formers new Saxon to see the
great circus. In returning home that
night they seemed to have got a short
circuit in their compass-at any rate
they Travelled most all night without
getting anywhere in particular. How
ever. they found their way into Nor
gantown next morning, and It was
easy sailing from there to this port
where they arrived at 10 a. IN.
Regular services will be conducted
in the Kingwood Methodist Episcopal
church SUNDAY Nav 1c "a ec1to,,-,..