West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-06-22

c. r. Clark. a merchant Of Fellows
vile. is a visitor in town this week.
TYFrazier made his regular week
" call upon the local merchants Tues
day.
John NJ. HawIey. who lives on route
one. was paying caller at The Argus
last Saturday.
J. 4. Friend of route one. Terra Alta.
is in attendance at court as petit
juror and of course remembered The
Argus financially
d. c. Stemple of Aurora, is in at
tendance at court and was a business
visitor az this Office.
Mrs. o. f. Shaw and two children
left this week for Roanoke, this state
for short visit with relatives.
NJ. o. Harmed of route one. Albright.
was a renewal caller at The Argus the
past week while in the county seat.
J.. y. Graham was here from Valley
Point during the week and called at
this Office to renew his subscription.
II you fear hot weather and bad
bowels DR.. Fahrneys Teething Syrup
is your friend and the baby's com
fort
Miss Helen NJ Lamberton arrived
here from ST Peters. Mimi. the past
week and is the guest of Mrs. ID. w.
Parsons.
c. a. Spahr was here yesterday on
a business matter. Before returning
to his home in Albright he made this
office a paying call
NJ. L. Jackson and son Billy were
Connellsyille, Pa. visitors this week
where they were consulting DR.. Bailey
in regard to the little boys hearing. .
For Rent-A good two-story dwell
ing of six rooms in town OF Kingwood.
located on River street Good water.
Apply to Charles ChHds, Kingwood.
W. Va 34-tf
A. L. JeiIerys of route two, Tunnel
ton, was a business visitor in King
wood during the week and called at
this office to advance his subscription
to the best paper.
Mrs H. r. wilhelm and daughter
arrived here from Fairmont the past
week and will remain in Kingwood
during the summer. Mir. Wilhelm be.
ing located here for the present.
w. w Devers of route one, Reeds
vile, is a business visitor in the city
today. Mr. Devers is veteran of the
Civil war and is watching the drift
of affairs in Mexico with interest.
John r. Martin was here from Row
lesburg the past week in charge of the
local gas Office during the absence of
o. c. Corrick, who was in attendance
at his fathers funeral at-Parsons.
The Morgantown collegians will be
here next Saturday afternoon to cross
bats with the locals and a good game
is anticipated. Contest begins at $3.50
and the regular admission will be
charged
Rev. Frank NJ. Paterson of King
wood will preach at Ruthben next
Sunday afternoon, June %, at 800
O'Clock. The support of the commun-
ity in this service is most earnestly
solicited.
Homer Rexroad who has been I'm
Virginia the past two or three years
whore he had a good position with a
big lumber company, arrived home the
past week and will spend a short vaca-
ton here.
Russell Stemple is here today from
Erwin as a witness in a easel n court
and was a renewal caller at The Ar
gus. Mr. Stemple is mill foreman for
the Glade Lumber company and re-
ports business good and finds it al
most impossible to secure laborers.
Commencement exercises at West
Virginia Wesleyan college are being
held this week at Buckhannon and
among the graduates are the follow
ing Prestoniaus Martha Pearl Ma
theny and nellie Give TrembIy. both
of Terra Alta, who completed the nor
NAL course. Helen Beatrice Carrico of
Rowlesburg. and Clarence Calvin
burst of Amboy. academic graduates.
On last Sunday at 1880 p m there
occurred a very pretty wedding at the
home of Joseph NJ. Fauber, in the sni-
der neighborhood, when John M. Haw-
ley and Eva W. Fauber were united in
the holy bonds Of matrimony by Rev
W. r. Cunningham, pastor OF King
wood IT, - church, fin the presence OF
% few friends
Religious services as follows Will be
held at the Kingwood e. - church on
June 25th Sunday school at $50 "a
no. Scott Runner superintendent:
.laas meeting at 1890 a. m.. G.. r..
Dbl hop leader; G. j. at 7:15 D. m..
MIS- Nettie Bowermaster president
FIca ching at Messenger U y. church
%. 1880 a. mj Rod8mer at 900 %. OIL.