West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-22
DR.. Ale. Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.


DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
Flank Peterson from Tunnelton. was here
this week.
James A. Lenhar, is in the E,s, this week
purchasing his spring stock Of goods.
Say do you know that you can get all the
IS cent psper-baek novels at The Argus
Book Store for only 10 cenni
James G. Menear, came home from
Pruntytown to take in the big celebration
last SATURDAY. and visit the home folks.
You can get all the old time fiction and
many classical books and standard authors
al the Argus Book Store for only 10 cents.
Charley Swearengen was here from near
Masontown, visiting the home folks and TAX
In the big convention and celebration last
Saturday.
There we're quite a number Of people
wearing of the green" in the crowd here
last Saturday in honor of ST. Patrick the
Patron Saint of Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Gusemsn and
two children from near Reedsville, were
here last Saturday calling on friends and at
tending the celebration.
Frank Menefee, the landlord of the lead
ing hotel in Newburg was here last Satur-
day and remained over for the night session
of the Good Roads Convention.
Mike Lynch, the whe.l-horse OF the
Howesville Democracy was here last Satur-
day celebrating St. Patricks Day and taking
In the other big celebrations that were on
tap that day.
Rev. George beavers, of the Louisville
Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky
will preach in the Baptist Church. Saturday
evening at 1880 p. m. and Sunday at ia.
m. and 1890 p. m.
Mrs. ]. Ward Parsons came over from
Morrsntown with the special excursion last
Saturday and remained this week to visit
her daughters here. Mrs. j. S. Brown and
Miss Fanny Parsons.
this territory for some time for Johnston &
Co, OF Harrisburg. Pa, Is now with vii
liam ID. Moore Company of New York, at
Spruees & Williams Street. They are
wholesale cardboard and paper dealers.
Rev. A. J. Killsin, assistant Baptist
State Missionary of West Virginia, will begin
a series Of meetings In the Baptist church,
beginning with next Sunday and will con-
tinue probably two weeks everybody cor.
daily iavited to attend these meetings come
and bring your friends.
year has been business manager of The
Times and Index, resigned his position last
Saturday and the same was accepted yes,er-
day. Mr.. Mansfield has not yet decided as
to his future actions, but il is likely that he
will leave Fsirmont.-Times.
J.. w. Hull, Eye Specialist, will be at the
Exchange hotel Kingwood, March ~, 28.
Don't trifile with your eyes; they are used
in all kinds of light, overworked, over
strained, neglected, the direct cause Of al
most every form of headaches, see me at the
Hotel afternoon of each date.
The inspection of Company 6 of the
National Guard OF this place last week by
Maj. c. {. Pierce, the Battalion Commander
was very satisfactory aud everything found
TO be in first class condition. A total of IS
men were out at the inspection, which con-
sdering the very inclement weather and al
most impossible roads, was very good
and the best showing made in the Second
Battalion or by any other Company heard
from as yet.
The KingWood Band did themselves
proud last Saturday. The boys presented
handsome appearance in their new uniforms
and under their leader Prof Clyde Repper,
they have certainly made wonderful pro-
gress There are about twenty members in
the band and their music and appearance at
the M. & X. Celebration delighted the large
audience and Col. Moore the president of
the National Good Roads Association COM
plimented The boys very highly.
Arley Everley, who hapls coal to town
from out on the NJ. K. pike, lost a good
horse the other day, as il dropped dead in
the harness. The roads are in about the
worst condition ever known in this county
and the hauling has been very hard on
teams and drivers and specially the coal
men, as they have been kept very busy
through all this blizzard furnishing our peo-
pie coal, as II has taken more for March
than any other month this winter.
The J. l.. Tempest Dramatic Company
has been here this week playing at the King
wood Armory every night and the Company
Is all right. They give a good clean per-
fJrmsnce and deserve good houses. They
have had fairly good crowds here but not as
we'll as they deserved. Monday night they
gave "The Vsgsbond's Wife," Tuesday
night, "The Queen Of the Hsrem, f." and las,
Right A Cuban story. There are
sbou, ten IN the troupe and their specialdes
and Costumes were all good.