West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-31
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- Eaenk ncueneaser Is on the SICK
list-
Miss Mary NJ Rees returned home
from Salem Tuesday.
Miss Ida NJ. spahr is a visitor In
C1arksburg this week
tssessor K. b. Hanger was Terra
Alta business visitor Tuesday.
Miss Charlotte Brandau is spending
few days with relatives at Mannheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Walls OF AL
bright. were Kingwood visitors yester-
day.
Mrs.. w. II. Post of Masontown. was
here the past week visiting her par
ents.
Miss Gertrude Waters OF Fairmont.
70 the guest OF her sister Mrs. vester
b. Dunn.
John c. Murdoch was looking over
the sights in Terra Alta one evening
this week
Mrs. J. +. Flanagan and daughter
Frances OF Salem. are visiting DR.. and
Mrs. q. A. Rees.
Attorney and Mrs. j. T. Daley were
the guests OF friends at Ruthbell a
few hours yesterday.
Messrs. Charles Zeiler and Dee
Crane were here from Terra Alta this
week on business mission.
DEST QUALITY CREAMERY BUT
TER AT THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS
CREAMERY THIS WEEK
Mrs. Mary II. Davis left for Wheel
ing Sunday to attend the funeral of
her aunt. Mrs. Martha Whitmeyer.
III you fear hot weather aud bad
bowels DR.. Fahrney's Teethinp Syrup
is your friend and the baby COM
fort.
Joseph w. White and son Orville
have returned home from a brief visit
with friends In Fairmont and Clarks.
burg.
Simon whetseli. one OF the promi-
nent citizens OF the East Side, was a
paying caller at this Office the first of
the week.
John e. Jenkins, president OF the
county court, was here from Pleasant
district yesterday attending to bust
ness matters.
Major o. A. Dill was here the first
of the week advertising the big Labor
Day celebration to be held at Oak
Park next Monday.
~ Mrs. Rachel Bishop has returned to
her home in Rowlesburg after a short
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Mae v.
brennan at the Raleigh hotel.
Lee p. Fearer OF near Brandonville,
was a business visitor In town this
week and called at this Office to sub
scribe for the best paper.
Professor and Mrs. j. r.. Trotter and
children. who have been spending the
summer on their farm near Reeds
Vile, returned teaay.-Post Chronicle.
Henry Austin, his daughter Mrs. I.
N. Shriver and two children OF Coats.
Kans.. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Hawkins the past week.
Messrs. Jesse Englehart, William
Jackson, Elmer Feather and William
Smith were prominent East Siders
transacting business at the county
seat this week.
The last meeting OF the union even
ing services will be held at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday evening
at $500 o'clock, Rev. j. Il. Wells will
preach. Come and bring a friend.
George Mcdonald, who has been
here from Tampico. Mexico, for sew
eraf weeks. left yesterday for that city.
On his way South he will stop off at
Orlando. Fla. for brief visit with rel
atiyes.
James Taylor of Masontown. arriv-
cd here yesterday and will spend
few days visiting his brother Ferris,
who is employed at the jenkins &
Brown undertaking parlors.-Post-
Chronicle.
W. @. White, who is Just as good
as they make 'em, is here today from
the wilds of Union district looking af-
ter business affairs and incidentally
helping to get the political pot ready
TO sizzle.
Reson Swearingen of near Howes-
Vile. ls making preparations for big
reunion OF horse traders and dealers
to be held In the grove near his home,
beginning next Tuesday, September
9Th, and lasting until September 9th.
John Reiser, the Jolly representative
OF the Antietam Paper company, Hag-
erstown, Md, was calling on the trade
Tuesday. Mr.. Reiser stated that in his
judgment the advance In the cost OF
paper aad only begun, provided the
European war continued
ID. G. Stemple OF Aurora, is Offering
his farm for sale, announcement of
which Is made In another column. Mr..