West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27

y - flerce was Grafton business
visitor the past week.
Mrs A. ]. Elliott is here from Ter
ra Alta visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Crane.
Squire Halbritter was business
visitor in town from Tunnelton yes
terday.
Miss Elfreda Marsden was the week
end guest OF her sister. Mrs. ]. t.
Daley.
II. c. Riley OF near Tunnelton. was
business visitor in Kingwood on
Tuesday
John W. Freeland OF Portland dis
trict. was a business visitor in town
on Monday.
John Hawley. OF Manown. was
among the good roads workers here
on Tuesday.
Our genial friend. Isaac Cassidy Of
Birds Greek. spent Tuesday with
friends in Kingwood.
G. r. linn and son Donald of Reeds
vile. were Sunday afternoon guests i'm
town between trains
Taking baby up at night is often the
= cause OF bad colds. Use DR. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup and stay in bed. %
cts
Miss Mary Rexroad was called
here Tuesday from her school at
Reedsville owing to the illness of her
mother.
Mrs. ]. Frank Rodeheaver has re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs George b. Evick at
Clarksburg.
For Sale-Two lots in the Jackson
Addition. Kingwood. W. Va. Address.
Mrs. c. T. Smith. 1911 South street,
Lexington, Mo. I3-4t
John A. Mcdaniel. the sage of Mt.
Phoebe. was business visitor in town
on Tuesday. Mr.. Mcdaniel was
strong advocate OF good roads.
n. G. Bias. route 2, Kingwood, was
in town Tuesday to vote and was one
of our renewal paying callers. Mr..
Bias is for good roads first, last and
always.
The big minstrel will be here at 10
a. m. Saturday. January 20, and they
make fine show in their red uni
forms and leather riding boots in the
street parade.
Misses Daisy Bonafield and Ersell
Shay of Tunnelton. arrived here last
evening to spend the weekend with
Mir. and Mrs. ID. s. Helmick on Dia-
mond street.-Fairmont West Virgin
ian.
Paul w. Lange. of the LANCE Crisis
box works, near the Owens Bottle
machine plant, has returned from
Preston county where he purchased a
supply OF lumber.-Fairmon West
Virginian.
Col. II. M. Hayden, who recently
sold his farm on the Morgantown and
Kingwood pike, is getting ready to
build a new house for himself in
Kingwood. We welcome Mr.. Hayden
into our town.
B. T. Gibson and Charles Forman
were among those from distance
who attended the stockholders meet
ing OF The Bank OF Kingwood We'd
ne5day last. The bank closed a very
successful year and the stockholders
were made happy with the usual divi-
dend
Sunday services at the Kingwood
Baptist church: Sunday school at 10
a, nj b. Y. p. u. meeting at 700
o. mi public worship at 7:45, with
sermon on 1.-THE Three Crosses"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
1880. You will be made welcome at
these seryices.-Charles Brown, pas
tor.
Hon. A. Bliss McCrum, Hon VIM.
G.. Brown, Foster Zeigler. Junior Orr,
George Haney, Bert Haney, Geo. A.
Menear. Charles Menearf L. G. lei
gler. Carl Menear, Grove c. Jackson,
Judge N. J. Fortney. r. V. Fortney
and Hon. s. g. Montgomery were
among those who came from a dis
lance to vote for good roads.
Hon, p, ], Cragan is attending court
In Grafton, where he Is defending
those indicted and charged with
wreckng the Bank of Grafton. Mr.
Crogan Is one OF the ablest lawyers
in the State Of West Virginia and the
defendants may feel sure that every
thing will be done for them that hu-
man ingenuity and legal ability can
devise. and II they be innocent they
may be certain Of their scquittal
Bruce Moore, a married man resid-
Ing At Rowlesburg, committed suicide
the past week by sending a bullet
through his heart Moore Il IS al
legged. took his own life in a ~ Of
Jealousy. following a misunderstand-
ing with his wife. At the time he
committed the deed officers we're I'm
an adjoining room, ready TO take him
% the Lookup on a charge OF assault.