West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-11-23
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G. c. Hanger. a Cuzzart citizen. was
in town Monday.
John Cool was here from Fellows
Vile one day this week.
S. p. Mitchell was here from Terra
Alta one day this week.
Col. William J. L-avelle was here
from Tunnelton yesterday.
jeremiah Thomas OF Bruceton. was
county seat visitor Monday.
Hugh warder. the Grafton lawyer.
was a legal visitor this week.
c. F. Clark OF Fellowsville. was a
county seat visitor this week.
John Conway of Glade Farms. was
county seat visitor this week.
Attorney F. f. Parrack is here from
Tunnelton in attendance at court.
Tickets on sale Saturday for the
second number OF the Lyceum course.
j. Clark Pickenpaugh OF Morgan
town, was a business visitor Monday.
Mrs. William G. Brown left Sunday
for visit at her old home i'm New
York
- Messrs. Martin. Joseph and James
Bolyard were here from Reno this
week
The Edith Beech concert party at
the Court theater next Tuesday even
ing at $50
For Sale-Dining room table and
chairs. See Ross Abbott. rear OF Ma
tional Bank
Martin Griffin has returned home
from brief business trip to Phna-
delphia and Baltimore.
Peyton Brown OF Browns Mills. de-
livered a load of fine porkers to his
customers in town on Monday.
Walter Collins of Bruceton, is at
tending court this week and was
renewal caller at The Argus
DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup CON
forms to the pure food and drug law
every bottle guaranteed Sample free.
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Turner have
returned to their home near town af-
ter some time spent i'm Marion county
visiting relatives.
Hubert Pentony, one OF the live
wires of Tunnelton. was a renewal
caller at The Argus this week while
attending to business at the county
seat
Wanted-Single man for chicken
and garden farm near Pittsburgh
Moderate wages. Good home Wolfe
a.
Adv.--5-4t-pd
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Ramsey have re-
turned TO their home i'm Newport Pa.
They were summoned here owing to
the death OF Mrs. Ramsey's mother,
Mrs. Mary Jackson,
Crittenden Ford OF Charleston, a
representative OF the Standard Oil com
pany. has been in the city looking af-
ter some important business matters
in the interest OF his company.
Kingwood Baptist church: Sunday
school at 1000 a. m; public worship
at 1l:0O a. m; young peoples meet
ing at 7:15 p. m. led by Miss Madeline
Rush. Remember the annual Thanks
giving service which will be held at
the United Brethren Charles
Brown. pastor.
Mrs. Frank r. Shaffer narrowly es-
capped serious injury one day the past
week as a result of inhaling gas that
was escaping from q valve in a room
in her home on High street, She was
nearly overcome when discovered by
her husband who summoned medical
assistance and Mrs. Shaffer was re-
vived.
Methodist Episcopal church The
ringing of the church bells should be
regarded as Gods call TO worship. a
mans body cannot live without ply
steal food. The man himself cannot
live without spiritual food. a tenant
less dwelling house is often sad
sight. Neglect and decay are evident
on every hand But a human body
out Of which the real man has moved
is a case OF tragedy greater than any
described by Shakespeare. God plac-
ed the church on the earth in order
that there might be spiritual men and
women to inhabit all human bodies.
The public worship OF the church is
your opportunity TO eat of that spirit
ual bread that cometh down from
heaven Listen for the bells and be
ready to respond sunday schp9l ~
10 a. m sunday. Pubic worship and
sermon by the pastor at ~. Epworth
League devotional meeting at 6:45,
Evening worship and short sermon A.
1880. Glass meeting Monday night at
1880 Let no one fail 10 take note Of
the union Thanksgiving service to be
held in the United Brethren church on
Thanksgiving eve. See special an