West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-29

from Terra Alta. and was pleasant
renewal caller at the Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Davis were here
from Morgantown Sunday.
J. NJ. Brown of Mannheim. was a
Kingwood visitor yesterday.
Wallace Spahr is spending the week
in the suburbs OF Tunnelton.
c. W Roster of Colebank. was a
county seat visitor during the week.
Earl Hupp was here from Morgan
town the past week calling on friends.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Ross Manown is quite seriously in.
Troy Wilson is the owner of a new
Saxon six, purchased from the local
agents.
Noah Gross was here from South
Brownsville Pa. this week on bus
mess mission.
MIR and Mrs J. A. Liston, Jr.. were
here from Clarksburg during the week
the guests of their parents.
S. K. wiles is here today from Tun-
Melton on business trip and was a
renewal caller at this Office.
Hoke Liston came i'm this morning
from Weston to enlist in Company
for duty on the Mexican border.
VIM. NJ Schaeffer has sufficiently
recovered from recent severe attack
of the grip as to be able to be out.
Miss nellie Schaeffer spent the week
end with home folks. returning to her
work at Rowlesburg Sunday evening.
II YOU fear hot weather and bad
bowels DR.. Fahrneys Teething Syrup
Is your friend and tile baby's com
fort.
w A. Roster. H. c. Roster. Scott
lIershman and w. a. Bolyard were all
here from Sinclair this week attending
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers McCrum OF
Aurora, were the guests of the latter's
parents, MIR and Mrs j. II. Brown.
this week
Mrs. May S. Brown and Virginia
and James Brandau were over from
Mannheim Saturday and spent the day
with relatives.
Captain b. f. Cole has gone TO Ka-
nawha City where he was ordered to
report for duty in the ordnance de-
partment of the National Guard.
For Rcnt-A good two-story dwell
ing OF six rooms in town of Kingwood.
located on River street. Good water.
Apply to Charles Childs, Kingwood.
w. Va 34-tf
J. Frank Rodeheaver is Offering an
exceptional opportunity to any one
needing farming machinery. Look M
his public auction advertisement in
this issue.
Mrs. Virginia Bonaheld of Tunnel
ton, arrived here Friday evening. She
was called here by the Illness OF her
sister, Mrs. ID. S. Helmick- Fairmont
West Virginian.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Eisaman and Mrs
L. c. Zeigler left the past week for
Pennsylvania, the former having been
summoned there owing to the serious
illness of his father.
J J. Rickelman and V. f.. Cooke.
former residents of this county, were
business visitors yesterday from
Clarksburg. The former was a pleas
ant renewal caller at The Argus.
a. w. Carrico is here from Rowles-
burg to take charge Of the county su-
perintendent's office during the alb
scence Of NJ. T.. Martin, who is cap
tain of the local company of guards.
c. c. Pierce returned home Sunday
from Fairmont, where he had been TO
see his wife. who recently underwent
an operation in hospital in that city.
Mrs. Pierce is recovering nicely and
expects to be able to return home in
a few days
The Morgantown Collegians so bad
ly dishgured the local braves in the
ball game Saturday afternoon that IL
would scarcely be considered nice TO
tell the score. AS II was gentle.
cooling rain came along i'm time to
assuage the grief of our own beloved
bushers
Mrs. A. f. Gibson of Morgantown.
and Mrs. Herbert Brown OF Tucson.
Arizona. were the guests Of friends i'm
this city the past week. From here
they went to Tunnelton for days
visit with relatives. and from that
point Mrs. Gibson returned 20 her
home in Morgantown while Mrs
Brown continued on to New York. I'm
which city she will be the guest Of her
sister.
The order of services for the King
wood Presbyterian church next Sab
bath, July 2nd. will be as follows:
sunday school at 1000 a. m. Gay p
Wilson, superintendent. Public wor-
ship at IL. Junior Endeavor I'm the
afternoon at 2:3O. This will be a spc-
cial service for the Juniors and will