West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-13
IN AND ABOUT giNGwoop.
1906 is on the home stretch.

1905 Is on the home stretch.
King wood needs more dwellings.
A factory would lIyeu up business in
Kingwood.
Look at the label on your paper. How
do you stand3
Hon. w. G. worley was a visitor in
horgsntown last week.
A. Bliss McCrum made a business trip to
M%organtown Saturday.
Weston Is going to try the municipal
ownership Of public utilities.
Electric cars will be running between
fsirmont and ciarksburg by Christmas.
Old papers come In handy around the
house. A generous bundle for &C al this
Office.
{. w. Richards. NJ D.. has resumed
practice at Bruceton Mills after an absence
Of some time.
DR.. II A. Jarrett. the Grafton dentist.
will be in Haywood December y. and re.
main three days.
Isn't Il about time some move was made
toward securing a system .of water works
for Kingwoodp
Circuit court convenes here next Monday.
but will likely be a short session on account
OF the holidays.
Six hundred and FIFTY coal miners in the
Wheeling. eastern Ohio district. vent on a
strike Tuesday
Major Carleton c. Pierce was up along
the Western Maryland Railroad last week
on professional business.
Charley Pickett. who now lives at Perry
opolis. Pa. Is here calling on friend. He
gave US a paying call the other day.
Mrs. ] S. Brown and children have been
at Morgantown the past week visiting her
parents. Capt. ]. w. Parsons and wife.
Mail any photograph you nave and o. TO
+. Z. Peterson. Function. VIVA. and have
same put on one dozen souvenir postal
cards. Write for sample. ~
Notice Of the death and funeral OF Rev.
p. Flythe. father Of: II. C.. Flythe. our
town sergeant. will be found in our Glades.
vile correspondence in another column
1. N. Graham. OF Valley Point. and Eben
Graham. Of Hudson. were Kingwood Wis
ltors Tuesday. and gave The ARGUS Office
a call that leaves a smile that won't come
of.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. Z.
church will hold a baIar. rummage sale.
and chicken supper AZ the Armory tonight.
Supper served from S to 8. Price OF
supper. age.
j. Slidell Brown returned last Friday
from the East. where he purchased a fine
assortment OF holiday goods for the Argus
Book and Stationery Store. See advertise.
ment in another column.
Buy KinSwood Bakery Bread. bes, on
market. Sold by all leading grocers-Wat-
kins Bros, S. w. Shahan. ]. NJ. Thorn OF
Function. Austen Coal & Coke Company.
and Murdoch. White & Herring. OF King
wood.
The Hotel Gordon Is minus a landlord
now the new man. Mr.. w. ID. Harrington,
having only lasted about thirty days. He
could not agree with the proprietor about
repairs on the hotel and so packed his grip
and left.
We are In receipt OF . copy OF the Bowler,
published by the printers Of the Pittsburg
Dispatch, who evidently spend all their |
spare time trying to knock over the little
wooden pins. II almost makes US home
sick TO read the familiar names. Good
luck, boys. May see you about Christmas.
Company g.. OF the Guards. drilled at the |
A,mory last Saturday night. Three con.
msssioned and three noncommissioned Off |
cars were present. but not as many privaies
as there should have been. The regular
dis this winter are the second Saturday
nishts in each month. The next drill will
DC January IA.
As yet We have received no reply TO our
irqurry regarding the Board Of Trade.
Will some one kindly hand In a list Of the
names OF its officers and members. We do
not ask this out Of idle curiosity. There
are questions OF moment needing their
a igust consideration and the sooner the
body is resurrected tue better for the wei.
fare Of KlDgwood.
The ARGUS IS endeayoring TO give its
patrons the best service that Is possible to
give and all that the patronage will permit.
Our paper Is being frequently compliment.
ed on It's appearance and the amount and
kind OF matter II contains. Our citizens
can make the paper still more effective by
liberal patronage both in subscriptions
and advertising. The paper will always
endeavor to merit the patronage.