West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-06

Vincent E. Cooke Of Howesville,
vas in the city yesterday.
Mrs. William Lenhart visited
relatives in Terra Alta Sunday.
r NJ. Arthur, of Arthurdale,
was . Kiugsood visitor Tuesday.
Amos Childs, of Terra Alta, gave
The ARGUS a call Tuesday-one
that rejoiceth the heart
Mrs. L. E. Thomas. of Prunty-
town, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Mary r. Davis, this week.
Joseph v. Gibson, of Tunnelton,
a nephew OF Mrs. f. Jenkins, spent
Thanksgiving IN Kingwood.
Ben Lemon, OF Masontowu, was
in the city on business Monday,
stopping on his way 10 and from
Tunnelton.
Major and Mrs. U. n. orr and
children were the guests of Senator
and Mrs. S. b. Montgomery in
Tunnelton on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Cover, of Friendsyille, Md,
paid Kingwood a visit this week,
the first since 1902, when he came
home from the army on a furlough.
Misses Josie Kunkle and VILLA
Brand, teachers of the Morgantown
High School, were Kingwood visi-
tors during the Thanksgiving holi.
days.
Lost, S,rayed, or Stolen-The
Kingwood Board of Trade. Any
information regarding the same Will
be thankfully received by The
ARGUS.
A new heating plant will be in.
stalled in our public school build
ing during the coming holidays.
Naylor & Co, Of Oakland, have
the contract.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held Thursday morning in the
Baptist church. Rev. r.. NJ. Ram
sey delivered an impressive sermon
to a large congregation.
The first flight in the stairway to
success has n hundred steps, each
n being a saved dollar. Save
them and deposit them in the Terra
Alta Bank, Terra Alta, w. Va.
Cashier Earl Lantz was the guest
of friends in Morgantown on
Thanksgiving Day. In the even
ing he tripped the light fantastic at
Grafton, returning to K'ngwood
Friday.
Don't grumble if your paper is not
always flush up to the high standard
of your ideal. Canu,ably remem-
Der that no editor is capable of get
ting up quite as good a paper as
you could Yourself.
A number Of the subscribers of
THE ARGUS are considerably behind
IN subscription. We trust that they
will look after this as soon as posi-
bic. 1t is but a little matter to each
individual subscriber, but amounts
to quite a sum to us.
With not a vacant dwelling in
Kingwood and a constant demand
by persons seeking such, we think it
would be a philanthropical act as
well as a good business move if some
Of our capitalists would erect a few
houses to meet the demand.
Edward Doyle, aged S. years, OF
near townsville, was found dead
in his room Friday morning. He
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time The funeral took place from
St. Johns Catholic church at
Howesville on Monday. Rev.
Father Hall ohiciated.
Jesse Jackson left this week for
Texas on a prospecting tour. lie
was accompanied by Walter Flynn.
The boys will stop in Chicago and
take in the sights. AS a wise fore
thought Mr.. Jackson left a dollar
behind, SO that The ARGUS would
keep him IN mind Of old Preston.
The farmers hair may be bushy,
his skin bronzed, but his eyes are
clear, his digestion is like that Of a
3 year old mule, his conscience is
like The ether above his head, and
his bank account as Fat as his favor
lite shoat. lie is the most independ
ent creature that wears the garb Of
civilized man.