West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

! Mrs. Marshall Cough and son, o
Morgantown. are in town the guest,
OF her daughter. Mrs. Chas. Burkhal
ter.
Bill Mayo OF Clarksburg. represent
ing Armour 4 Co. was calling on tn,
trade Monday.
Mrs. Aaron Freeland OF Terra Alta
who has been visiting her son. ID. O
Freeland, for the past few days. ha,
returned TO her home.
Don't forget the date OF John w
Vogers big minstrel. Monday. March
IL. in Hollis hall. At this date the
advance sale OF seats has far sur
passed anything that has ever been
booked for Rowlesburg.
Mrs. X. +. Ferry and sister of Graf
ton. were Rowlesburg visitors on last
Tuesday.
Mrs. n. ID. Hooton and Miss Roxie
King were Blazer visitors Saturday.
Raymond Carnes OF PHILADELPHIA.
spent Sunday here with his father, J.
II. Carnes.
Harry Davis, manager of the Con
man-Fisher company store at this
place, spent Sunday with homo folks
at Belington
Harry Hooton has gone to house
Keeping in Mrs, Doubles property re-
Gently vacated by j. w Duckworth
+. f. Giffin, who has been in the
East for the past week PURCHASING
goods for his store, returned HON,
Monday evening.
VIM. Bishop of Terra Alta, spent
Sunday here with his mother. Mrs
Rachel Bishop.
l.. +. Rightmire left Friday foi
Tampa. Fla. and other southern cities
and expects to be gone some time.
Miss Fannie Anderson has been Wis.
iting at the home of her friend. Miss
Caldwell, I'm Fairmont. this week.
John j. Hunter was a Grafton visi.
tor Friday last
Mrs. W Il. Maloney returned HON,
Sunday on No l6 after having spen
few days with her brother. Jno.
CohiGf OF Wheeling
Miss Marion Rogers of Grafton
spent the week end with her mother
Mrs Jas. Fralinger
{. p Jones was called to Orator
the past week owing to the death ant
burial of his mother at her home a,
that place
Miss Flora Williams of Kingwood.
was visiting Mrs John Martin on,
day recently.
DR.. Fred Howard has moved his of.
fees from his residence In the Right.
mire apartments to rooms in Ton
Dunn's residence on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe OF Nor.
gantown, were in town on Monday
looking for a house They expect &c
move here as Mr. Wolfe has the turf
on the NJ. & X at this end of the
road
Miss Roxie King OF Clarksburg, e.
visiting at the home OF j. r. Hooton
" Mrs. Berry of Morgantown, was the
pleasant guest of Mrs A. A. Picker
ing last Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Jackson of Kingwood
was the pleasant guest of MIR. anC
Mrs. ID. Alton jackson on "Wednesday
Mrs. A. a. Pickering. who has beer
III and confined to her home for the
past week. is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Hileman spent
Saturday at Mannheim.
Mrs. John II. Howard of Oakland
is visiting her son, DR.. Fred Howard
c. A. Miller, cashier OF the First
National Bank of Terra Alta. was in
town a short time Tuesday en- route
to Kingwood.
w. b. Bowman was county seat
visitor Monday.
Mrs VIM. ReayilIe died at her home
near Rowlesburg on Tuesday and will
be buried at Braham's cemetery on
Thursday.
The w. G. T. u. will hold a Frances
Willard memorial service at the M
p. church on Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Pendergast of Austen.
was the week end guest of Miss Re
gina Dunn.
Mrs. NJ. n Proudfoot was Graf
ton shopper on Tuesday.
Misses Nell and Mary Fromhart Of
Newburg. were guests for few days
Of their aunts. Mesdames Daily and
Geo. Fretwell
The leap year dance given by the
young ladies OF the dancing club on
| Friday night at Hollis hall was a
| great success. Quite number Of
out-of-town guests were present. Vim
cents orchestra furnished good music
and delicious refreshments were ser
we'd All present had delightful
time
"Japland," John W VogeTs operate
minstrel farce comedy the very new
est thing In theatrlcals. will be the
attraction at Hollis opera house on
Monday March 18TH II is a merry.
Joyful band Of sprightIy. dancing
girls. gloom dispellIng comedians.
grand and comic opera yocalists, a
double symphony orchestra. settings
OF picturesque Japan and wonderfully
| new ideas In dress Just a great big
ensemble in a rapld-fre medley OF
every form OF amusement. mirth, mu-
sic and melody
For Rent-RoOms over Kingwood