West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-09

NOW, III you wish 10 visit beau
tiful place, come 10 Kingwood.
Our thanks are due A. ]. Viii.
liams, of Rowlesburg, for a renewal.
1t is getting about time to think of
plans for a Decoration Day pro-
gram.
L. F. Meyers, of Brandonville,
advanced his subscription to 1908
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Crane were
over from Morsantown Sunday Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Ben Ii. Sincell, of Oakland,
visited with her father, D.Y Morris,
this week.
Harrison linn and Maj. A. b.
linn, of Tunnelton, have our thanks
for renewals.
Mrs. George A. Herring is visit.
Ing relatives near Gainesville, her
former home.
West Virginia dentists will meet
at Clarksburg May IS to organize a
state dental association.
Ed c. Gross, of Reedsville, was
a welcome business caller at THE
ARGUS Office a few days ago.
House cleaning time is here and
we can soon expect to take our meals
in the back yard-a handout at that.
Thomas Hill, of Amblersburg, was
in town Tuesday on business and
favored THE ARGUS with pleasant
call.
Iolliffe Bros al this week should
prove interesting reading to the fair
sex. You'll find it on the fourth
page.
Rev. Joseph Lee, a former pastor
of this place, preached a very able
sermon IN the Nj. f. church Sunday
morning.
Guy M. Bonafeld, of Tunnelton,
remembered the printer this week
by advancing his subscription a few
pegs. Thanks.
Walter Gross. manager of the
company store at Irona, was in town
Monday night taking his second de-
gree in Masonry.
Mrs. F. Heermans returned from
Washington, DC, Monday evening
and we are glad to report her con-
dition slightly improved.
Programs are being distributed
announcing the ministerial and Sun.
day school meeting at Bethel church
near Clifton Mills on May 81 and
June I.
Edward Hawkins, day fireman al
the Elkins mines near town, has
been laid up the past two weeks with
inhammatory rheumatism and is still
belfast.
Miss Mabel Toy, Of Tunnelton,
who was operated on at Cooks hos
pital, Fsirmont, recently for appen
dicilis, is recovering nicely from the
operation.
Fehton NJ. Dent came over from
Morgantown Sunday and returned
with Mrs. Dent. who has been visit.
ing her father, William F. Menear.
the past week.
The Acme Department Store,
Mofgintown. advertises ladies'
waists in this issue. This firm is
wellknown to majority of our
readers. Nuf ced.
David Smith and J. Staley Mar
tin, OF Terra Alta. both squared
subscription accounts this week.
Terra Alta is pretty good town
when il can boast such citizens.
The Sunday summer service on
the NJ. & K. from Morgsntown to
Kingwood was resumed Sunday,
and a large number Of people took
advantage Of the excursion rates
which we're offered.
THE ARGUS is better prepared
than ever before to do all kinds oil
printing. New type and extra sta.
tionery on hand at all times. Lei
US serve your wants. Prices low a,
good work will justify.
Mrs. J. II. Kramer left yesterday
morning to attend the funeral o.
her nephew, Hugh Painter. who wal
killed in th, 3. & o. wreck a
Rosby's Rock, 40 miles east o.
Wheeling, Tuesday morning.
George Gof, who is we'll know
by all in and about Kingwood, eel
ebrsted his fifty third anniversary
on Saturday. George is the eficien
and reliable motor in several news
paper Offices in town, and was IN,
recipient OF many presents from hi
friends and well-wishers,