West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-11-30


II is always better II :ou buy II
frcr' Argus advertisers.
a new dental Office has been opened
up In town. Read the adv. in this is
sue.
DR.. A. C. DeFoe OF Bruceton. has
been attending court this week as a
witness.
II. ,. Woodward OF Fellowsville. was
the guest OF his son Clarence over
Sunday,
Misses Bess Orr and Edith Menear
are Fairmont and Clarksburg visitors
this week.
for Sale-Sixteen registered Aber-
deeD Angus calves-bulls and heifers.
J. <. Dodge. Terra Alta. w. Va.
Adv.-50-St
W. II. Thomas. cashier OF the Bruce
ton Bank. was business visitor in the
county capital one day during the
week
William Mosser has been here the
past week in attendance at court and
vas a paying caller at this Office yes
tcrday.
Mrs. c. n. Woodward left this morn
i0r for Fairmont where she will visit
her sister. Mrs. John Thomas. for
few days
babies don't mind cold or take cold
II kept well with DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
Ing Syrup. Get it anywhere Sam
pie free. Adv.
Mr.. Mrs. Warren FELTON,, OF Mos
cow. Idaho, together with their son
Walker. have been I'm the city the past
week guests at the home OF Mr.. and
MIS-. Scott Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Schaeffer and
family and Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Cope
man and family left this morning for
Reedsville to spend the day with Mr..
and Mrs. G. X. linn.
o. W. linn, commissioner elect from
Lyon district was looking after some
important business matters at the
county seat Tuesday and dropped in
~ The Argus to renew for the best
paper.
Among those from this place who
arc at Fairmont today attending the
big w. V. WV. V. U. football game
are: Messrs, f. Z. Hupp. Ross White.
Kenneth Hanst. Newton Montgomery,
Edward and Naylon Griffin.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Taylor on last Saturday
night. but the child lived only a few
hours, dying on Sunday afternoon
Intcrment of the remains was made in
Maplewood cemetery Tuesday.
Owing to a break OF some kind in
the machinery at the electric plant the
town has been in darkness the past
night or two. This is the cause OF
considerable Inconvenience and IL is
to be hoped repairs will be made as
rapidly as possible.
Misses Effie Duvall and Lulu Nc
Daniel ace Morgantown visitors today
The Edith Beech concert party, sec
ond number OF the Lyceum course
was presented at the Court theater on
Tuesday evening. The performance
was excellent and large crowd was
present.
Two of the young folks with the
theatrical party playing at the Court
theater last week decided while in
Kingwood to begin the leading roles
in earnest. Mr.. James F. Keegan of
Roscoe, Pa, and Miss Helen NJ. Kar-
cesky of Fayette City. Pa. were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at the Pres
byterian manse by Rev Patterson.
Jacob Murray OF Reno district. was
in town the past week soliciting finan-
cial assistance for the family of
George Philips, residents of the Red
Oak section in that district. II seems
that week or so ago the house in
which Philips resided was destroyed
by fire together with all his household
effects. Mr.. Murray secured a nice
sum OF money here. our people re-
spending literally to his appeal for
help. From here he went to Mannheim
and Rowlesburg on similar mission
and 1t Is quite likely he secured suffi-
cient means to enable Mr.. Philips and
family to begin housekeeping again.
Methodist Episcopal church. Pub
lie worship and preaching at 1900 a.
m. and at 1880 D. IN. Sunday school
at 1000 a. m, f. G. Everly. superin-
tendent. Epworth League devotional
meeting at 6:45 p. m, Beatrice Will
son, leader. This Is the initial SER
vice of the Win-My-Chum week ser
vices which are to be held every night
the coming week except Saturday un-
der tho direction OF the Epworth
League The Rev. James l.. Mar
quess, Of Masontown. will speak on
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Speakers III be provided for the other
evenings All the young people are
especially invited TO come. The latch
string Of this church is out to every
body. Ebert Wells, pastor.