West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
IN AND ABOUT

IN AND ABOUT EINGwOOD.
Is this your psperp
Winter begins tomorrow.
Circuit court is in session.
Turn the hose on the streets.
The days will soon begin to lensthen.
Buckhannon has a poultry show this
week.
Young ladies are laying in a supply of
mistletoe.
The stores are doing some pretty Christ.
mas decorating.
Farmers coming TO tow report the roads
In bad condition.
n your business isn't worth advertising.
advertise II for sale.
Shoppers are getting very busy and the
stores are thronged.
Bruce Gibson, OF Hudson. was In town
this week attending court.
J. NJ. ]. Fairfax. OF ReedsyTie. was in
town this week on business.
AZ. !. Hagedorn has opened a real estate
Office In the Albright building.
@ef INneAAo NNAuAhGd oMlUNOay
from a weeks visit In Fairmont.
Benjamin Z. Lemon. of M~asontown. was
In town this week attending court.
The small boy is already negotiating to
borrow his big sisters stocking.
Farley DeBerry. of Terra Alta. was a
business visitor in Eikins last week.
Senators Sam Montgomery and w. I.
Hughes were Parkersburg visitors sstur-
day.
Old papers come in handy around the
house. A generous bundle for &C al this
Office.
Remember, THE ARGUS turns out 6rst.
class job printing and gets II out when you
want IL.
Winter or summer collie is unknown when
you give the baby DR.. Fahrsy's Ieething
syrup. You can get sample II you write.
Jesse J.. Jackson, who recently took his
departure for the wild and woolly west. is
now located in Darwin, Webb county. Tex.
Jacob S. Stemple, Of Aurora. was in town
this week in attendance at court as a grand
juror and gave THE ARGUS a pleasant call.
Mrs. ]. Fenton Dent. of Morgautown,
came in on the NJ. & K. Monday to spend
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Manear.
Mrs. ErbY Albright, Mrs. p. ]. Crogan
Mrs. S. A. Pratt and Mrs. Bessie ShaHer
were IN Morgantown Saturday as guests Of
Mrs. ]. NJ. Crane.
Winfield ~Frankhouser, OF near Valley
Point, was a business visitor in Kingwood
Friday and renewed his allegiance to THE
ARGUS for another year.
visit to the Argus Book Store Is like
being transported 10 Fairyland. /. sill dell
Brown. the proprietor, has certainly spread
himself for the holiday season.
Rev. George II. McGrew. D.. D.. OF this
place. went TO Morgantown Thursday OF
fsst week to conduct the funeral OF l.. A.
Yeager at the Trinity Episcopal church.
Benjamin Teets, a prominent lumberman
Of Aurora, while in attendance at court did
NOT fat to pay his respects to THE ARGUS.
Such visits are the bright spots In our daily
grind.
The complaint seems to be general
throughout the state that there are not
enough teachers to supply the schools.
T ""i'NS WNhiN OhSt OctteI lnOuCe-
Baents.
il Gibson. Of Tunnelton. was thought
ful enough TO remember The ARGUS before
Christmas by sending in his subscription.
He has been in poor health recently and
we hope will be o. <. by the new year.
81 90 will send THE ARGUS TO a distant
friend So times. and each time you will be
remembered, and your friend will appre-
ciate II as much as that many letters and
give them many times as much home news.
Buy Klngwood Bakery Bread. best on
market. Sold by all leading grocers-wat-
fins Bros, S. w. Shahan, ]. NJ. Thorn Of
runnelton. Austen Coal & Coke Company,
AID Murdoch, White & Herring. Of King
wood.
Exercises in the Presbyterian church
this year will be held as usual on Christ.
mas eve. The children are being drilled
this week and it is expected that the full
program OF good things will again be
carried out.
Dur inquiry regarding the Board OF
Trade has brought to light the fact that
such an organization existed at one tine
at least several citizens pIanked down
their hard coin TO become MEMBERSHIP
further than that they have nothing TO say.
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