West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-03-14
IN. ann ABOUT

night. Spring must be here.
Eek President Grover Cleveland
will y 10 years old March IS.
Applications have been made for
SO saloon licenses in Clarksburg.
Mrs. W. II. Brady, of Berkeley
Springs, is visiting her son, J.. Ben
Brady.
James Holland, the lumber in
spector from Clarksburg, is here
this week.
George L. Phillips has been APP.
pointed postmaster at St. George,
Tucker county.
Bert Teets, of Hazelton. is one of
the new Subscribers enrolled on The
ARGUS list this week.
Our Marques letter notes the
death of George c. Pierce, an aged
resident of tina, place.
II. c. Flythe advertises his bust
ness in another column. 1t will be
to your advantage to look It up.
II. T. Hanger * Co, of Guse-
man, last week sold their entire stock
of merchandise to Bruce Ringer.
Mr.. aud MIS-. Allen Fawcett, of
near town, returned from a visit to
relatives in Morgantown last week.
The frost may have killed the
peach crop, but it has not hurt the
Easter bonnet, which is budding
rapidly.
Mrs. E. c. Montgomery has re-
turned from a pleasant visit with
home folks at Kingwood. CITATION
Sentinel.
w. l.. Turner, who has been at
Rowlesburg all winter, is here this
week. He came down Sunday on
the NJ. & X.
Elk Mayor w. H.. Mechanics was
OUT at Masontown Tuesday Of this
week on business for the Elkins
Coal Company.
Curtis Bolyard, who is recovering
from an attack OF appendicitis, went
TO Kingwood Saturday 10 visit his
iather.-F airmont Times.
You can hardly afford to be going
to your neighbors to borrow The
ARGUS when it costs you less than ?
cents a week 10 subscribe.
If your communication does not
appear in this issue 1t was omitted
either because It arrived too late or
there was no name attached.
Cumberland had a $75,ooo fire on
Saturday morning, the building and
contents Of the Maryland Shoe com
pany being entirely destroyed.
One Of the best ways in the world
to keep the sheriff from advertising
your goods for sale is to advertise in
The ARGUS and sell them yourself.
P. S. King. William Ford, w. b.
Bowman, J.B.C arrico, George Nine
and Charles Jones were Rowlesburg
people who attended court last week.
Some of our exchanges are all
swelled up because their merchants
are putting in plate glass fronts.
They ought to come to Kingwood
and take a look at our array of store
fronts.
If all the applicants are uccess
full the people OF Randolph county
need not go dry this year, as thirty
persons are willing to risk damnation
in this and the world to come by
selling booze to the multitude.
Mrs. ]. M. Allen, Of K,ngwood,
Z w. Va, and Mrs. c. +. Allen aud
little daughter, Of Cumberland spent
Saturday and Sunday the guests Of
Mrs. John w. 2ayenscrah at her
home on Piedmont street.-Keyser
Echo.
w lille, Of Leadmine, was mar
ried at Eglop on March 3 at Q a. m.
to Miss Minnie Fike. daughter Of
Elder Jonas Fike, Of Eglon. The
wedding took place al The home Of
the BRIDE in The presence Of a large
number Of fnends.
THE ARGUS win use ITS best sn,f,s
to give its readers Il live mp 10 late
paper each week iu The year filed
with news in which you are likely TO
BE- interested. Show lhs issue 10
your neighbor and see if be does
not want to subsrub..
George Rohr and j. NJ. jenkins,
Of Rohr, returned TO tbcif. home Sat.
urday from P~itisbusg, where they
purchased stock for the store they
they will open at Rohr. Mr. Shafer
Is a member Of the new firm, which
was formerly Rohr & Shafer.
The jeweiry store of Charles r.
Giles, Of ConnellsviIle, was robbed
Wednesdav nIehl of last meck and