West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-09-07
Stanton DeMoss was here from
Newburg one day this week.


visitors in Gainesville Sunday.
James II. Barlow of route one. was
paying visitor at this Office today.
Frank Pierce OF Tunnelton. was a
business visitor in the city this week.
c. f. Eisaman is on a motor trip TO
New York city and other eastern
points this week.
Marshall Conner Bowermaster re-
turned home the first of the week from
a trip to eastern points.
Have you used DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
ing Syrup II is the whole thing.
Babies like It. Cures all stomach
troubles.
Mrs. w. r. Hawkins and son Ken
meth returned home Monday from a
few days visit with relatives at Nor
gantown.
A. NJ. Robinson and two sons. RAY
and Harry of Hazelton. were here the
past week visiting the formers son.
Earl Robinson and wife
Mrs. Ivan Davis and little son ar
rived here Sunday from Morgantown
for a short visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Bucklew.
Wanted at once. One hundred
woodsmen. Good ground TO work on.
practically level. Babcock Lumber &
Boom Co. Davis. w. Va. 43-tf
number of the descendants of Ma
jor U. N. Orr of this place, are here
today in attendance at the annual re.
union of the members OF that fam.
lily.
Twin sons were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Wotring of near town the
early part OF the week. One infant
has since died but the other bids fair
to live.
Misses Helen Roe and Ethel Ander-
'C'f NNoNhNAo IN Niit hlikNOOu nlBn
school, have arrived in the city and
taken up their residence in the Gibson
bungalow which they will occupy.
Frank T. Shaffer and family moved
the first OF the week from the Stuck
property into the property ON High
street recently purchased by him and
which has been greatly improved. The
Stuck property will be occupied by c.
+. Eisaman and family.
Rev. Charles Brown, r. Il. Hump
and Il. V. Fortney have been in Glades-
Vile this week attending the Goshen
Baptist Sunday school convention.
They travelled a la Ford, and were
safeguarded on their journey by de-
putty sheriff A. w. Hartman.
General +. A. Goodwin and wife ar
rived in Kingwood last evening to
spend few days with relatives. They
motored through from Washington
and were accompanied by Major Sax
on and wife, the latter being daugh-
ter of General and Mrs. Goodwin.
Guy c. Shafer OF Gladesville and
Miss Katheryn Morris of Hagans, this
state. were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony at the home of the bride
at eight o'clock Saturday evening Sep
TENDER End The young people are
favorably known i'm the county and
their many friends wish them well.
Clay Glover OF near Hazelton, lost a
valuable three-year-ol colt Monday OF
this week. The animal was rolling
in the sand near a creek and In some
manner rolled into the water and was
drowned. On the same day Frank
Heron, who lives on an adjoining
farm lost fine COW, the animal being
struck on the head with rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Nc. Awman of
Cuzzart, were here Tuesday. They
were accompanied by their daughter
and son, the later just recovering
from an injured foot. Mr. Awman is
one OF the best and was a paying call
er at The Argus while I'm town. He
had just purchased another valuable
farm In his neighborhood and came
over to the county capital to have the
title transferred.
Word has been received here OF the
death of DR.. II. ri. Huntington at his
home in Grafton yesterday afternoon
Death was the result OF severe case
of typhoid DR.. Huntington was a
well-liked young man OF this place
where he enjoyed a nice dental prao-
tice, having established an office here
several months ago. Feeling Ill he
went to his old home to recuperate,
but the illness developed into typhoid
and death ensued.
Methodist Episcopal church: Sun
day school at 10 a. m. f. G. Everly.
superintendent; public worship and
preaching at IL a. m Everybody
come to Sunday school and stay for
preaching. Epworth League service
and the evening preaching service
may be combined. Listen for the an
rCuncements and be sure TO come
Glass meeting Monday AZ 1880 p m
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880
D. m. And now listen, Thursday at
600 p. M. in the new armory the
Kngwood Methodist church reunion