West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-22
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fl Fairmont today.
First game OF the season at the ball
park Saturday afternoon.
Try VOLTS "Just Right" store. Nor
gantown. when in search OF bargains.
Jerry shaGer was one OF our good
paying callers from Albright this
week.
s.r- aud Mrs. Earl Hawkins and son
-a;e visiting relatives in HalIeck this
week.
County Surveyor S. r. Guseman
was here from Reedsville one day this
week.
J. c. Bolyard OF route three. Tun-
melton, was one Of our good paying
callers this week.
Capt. G. II. Wilson left yesterday for
Charleston on business connected with
the National Guard
Mrs. Mary Groom of Carmichael.
IA. is the guest this week of Rev. aud
Mrs. Frank NJ. Patterson.
IL. d. Miller OF route two, Albright,
Is spending the week in the county
capital and was a paying caller at The
Argus.
Have you used DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
ing Syrup? 1t is the whole thing.
Babies ike it. Cures all stomach
troubles.
l. 4. Matungly has been here this
week from Tunnelton and has been
acting as court stenographer in sew
eral important cases.
Mrs. r. NJ. Abbott left last evening
for Fairmont. having been summoned
to that city owing TO the illness of her
sister, Mrs Ed Davis.
Air. and Mrs. Oliver Tricket of Perry
opolis. Pa. arrived here last Saturday
70 spend few days as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. O.. s. Carroll Of route two.
Bauy Fawcett returned the past
week from short visit with relatives
at Elkins and other points. lie was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. John |
A. Fawcett.
HRS. Clarissa Smith is quite in and
confined to her home with a severe at
tack Of pneumonia fever. She has
been sick for the past two weeks and
is in a critical condition
Captain J. Harry Men and wife ar
lived in Kingwood yesterday morning
nom the Philippines, where the cap
tain is stationed. and are guests of
Mrs. Nen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
-7fc.-aurdock.
Pros Cyrus Martin was here Mon
day evening en- route to Morgantown
where be win enter the University for
the sIcmef course. Mr. Martin has
}Hst closed q highly successful term |
e. superintendent of the Thomas
schools
ms. llanH Feather and daughter.
- s., aaye gone TO Albright. where /
t.ioy aro spending several days with
I,. and M,s. Joseph Feather The /
latter, who has been very in for some
time, continues in a serious condition
fairmont Times.
wanted Speciality salesman for
Marion Monorgalia and adjoining |
cor !cg w. Va One familiar with /
to1 .lory preferred. state age,
cSD .e~eo and line SODA. w.
Dcrach, district manager, 2O6-7 Evans
Bldg Washington, ID. c. "a
o. e. Wilson, a miner residing near
Tunnelton, Preston county. was taken /
to the Miners hospital at Fairmont on
Monday night In serious condition.
lie suffers from a fractured pelvls |
and numerous internal injuries. VIII
son was hurt in the mine owned and |
operated by the Merchants Coal com
pany at Tuunelton. He viii probably |
die- Sentinel
Word was received here this week /
By relatives that Rev. e. S. Wilson
had died at his home I'm Fairbury Ill.
last Wednesday evening. The deceas-
cd was known throughout this and
adjoining counties and his many
friends will be grieved to learn of his
death The Argus will publish next
week a sketch of the life of this emf.
nent minister.
The West Virginian Christian En-
dcavor Union will celebrate SIS twenty
fifth anniversary fin the convention 20
be held at Fairmont ON June %. %. %.
1916 Il is stated that preparation for
the convention has been carried on ain
year The program committee ha
spared no pains in IT'S efforts 20 yet Che
best possible speakers and leaders for
the program. and feels sure That an
TIE sessions viii prove both interest
irg and helpful Delegates will be en-
lorj7ined ON the Harvard plan -lodg
ing and breakfast free
vhe erYices TO boz held a Che Pres
hwol.an church for next Sabbath.
june 25. viii be as follows Sunday
school at 1000 a m, Cav E Wilson.
superintendent Our Sunday school
organized according TO modern meth
DDS and the classes are EFFICIENTLY
Taught we are working for am aver
age Of 100 per Sunday VIII you NOT