West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-20
County court is in session today.

from Argus advertisers.
w. NJ. Gale of Albright. was bust
ness caller here Tuesday.
Il DR.. f. K. Watson was here from
Albright one day this week
T. Cunningham OF Bruceton. was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
Attorney III. III. Dyer is here from
Philippi today on legal business.
Frank p. Gale OF near Tunnelton.
was business visitor here yesterday.
Rev. John W. Brown OF Fairmont
is here today the guest of his brother.
Miss Nellie c. Schaeffer OF Rowles-
burg. was the weekend guest OF home
folks.
Hon. A. G. Hughes was a business
visitor to Grafton a couple OF days this
week
Postmaster Frank Holman of
Townsville, is I'm the city today on
business.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Evick OF Clarksburg. the
past week.
Steady work. good wages and good
camp board. Ruthbell Lumber Co..
Albright. w. Va. 3s-2t
Postmaster b. l.. Brown was look
ing after business interests in Man
helm last Saturday.
Exceptionally good programs are be-
ing given at the Court theater-you
had better see them.
James Brandau was over from Man
helm few days the past week TAX
| ing in the sights of the city.
Clinton ID. Feather OF route 2, AL
bright. was county seat business
visitor the first OF the week
Have you used DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
Ing Syrup? II is the whole thing.
Babies like II. Cures all stomach
troubles.
Mrs. Earl Robinson after spending
several weeks with home folks and
friends at Connellsville, Pa, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Ira Bowers and two children
OF Rosco. Pa. arrived here yesterday
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Williams.
Mrs. ID. C. Schaeffer and son BILLY"
and Miss Lulu Mcdaniel were week
end visitors at Mt. Phoebe. guests of
their uncle, ]. A. Mcdaniel.
Mrs. w. II. Brandau was the guest
OF her mother one day last week, stop
ping on on her return to Mannheim
from visit to eastern cities.
Capt. ohm F. Boyce of Tunnelton has
been engaged as city night policeman.
He enjoys a big reputation as an eff
cient Official and will no doubt keep
the lid on tight in Kingwood
Mrs. ID. Sherman Guthrie of Chi
cago, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. s. N. Morris OF Terra Alta, have
been in the city the past week the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter Nor
ris
DIR. George ii. McGrew of Silver
Springs. Md. who has been In the city
the past week, left this morning for
Morgantown where he will visit rela-
tives for few days before returning
to his home.
James f. Murdoch arrived I'm the
city this morning from Akron, Ohio.
and Will be the guest OF friends for a
few days. Mr.. Murdoch holds a good
position with a large printing concern
In that city and reports business of all
kinds on the boom.
The funeral of Mrs. william Horch-
Ter of Newburg. who died last Thurs
day, was held at three o'clock Sunday
afternoon I'm that town and was large
ly attended. Mrs. Horchler was 81
years OF age and had been a resident
/ OF that town for a long time.
An open air suffrage meeting will
be held here this evening to be adj
dressed by Miss Eudora Ramsey and
Miss Eleanor Furman, two brilliant
young suffrage orators from South
Carolina. They have been In the
eastern part OF the state the past
week where they were greeted by
large crowds.
Capt. NJ. e. Martin yesterday receiv-
ed orders to rush recruiting OF Com
pany @. OF which organization he is
commander. He is using every en-
deavor to recruit the company up to
full strength and will take new men
on as fast as they report II is quite
likely that the First regiment OF State
guards will be ordered modified Mt
Kanawha City as soon az the Second
regiment Is sent to the Mexican Dor
der. which will likely be within a few
days.
The eclipse OF the moon last Friday
night was observed in and near King
wood under perfect conditions. The
sky was entirely free OF clouds during
the time Of the passage Of the moon
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