West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07

vile aud Reedsville last week.
Will Evick, who has been work.
ing at Greenfield, Ohio, for some
time, returned home last week.
Major Carleton c. Pierce IS in
Clarksburg this week on business
connected with the National Guard.
The grounding saw his penubria
all right and our coal dealers are re.
joicing over the six weeks Of solid
winter.
1t is the dollar you do not spend
that puts you ahead. Save 1t and
deposit 1t in The Terra Alta Bank,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Our Howesville correspondent,
gives an account Of the death and
funeral Of Mrs. Terence Doyle at
that place last week.
win J. Bowermas,er OF B~ruce,on.
n Of the hustling merchants of
that section, was here on business
and gave us a paying call.
The cities are making wonderful
efforts to catch more trade. Let
Kingwood "catch on" "The gods
help those who help themselves"
DR.. ira II. Stafford, dentist, will
be at Gainesville, February IS and
10; R~eedsville, February 20 and 81;
Masontown, February % and %.
a certificate of deposit In The
Terra Alta Bank, Terra Alta, w.
Va, Is better than a letter of
recommendation. 1t is a certificate
of character.
Harry E. Sherman, one of the NJ.
& X. civil engineers, was made a
full iedged member of the X. of P.
lodge here at the regular session on
Tuesday night.
Miss Fanny Parsons went to Nor
gantown last Friday for a weeks
visit at home. Miss Lulu Mechanics
is %clerking in the Argus Book Store
during her absence.
The Kingwood Realty Company
by an advertisement IN another col
m state their business and invite
the patronage Of our citizens. They
have Offices over Herring's store.
George Cot. the well known
blind man of Haywood, who works
Tor THE ARGUS, has $3.50 to his
credit in the Kiug~ood Bank.
George is a hustler and saves his
money.
The boys of Kingwood will give
an old-fashioned square dance In
the Armory tomorrow Friday)night.
Festivities will begin at 1880. Come
out and show that 20 still as
young as you claim to
Mrs. Ida l.. Dent las returned
home after a visit to relatives in
Newburg. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Fairfax,
of Reedsville, who will remain here
a few ~days.-Morgantown Post.
The birthday social gwen by the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. +.
church at the hospItable home of
MAJOR U. N. Orr aud wife on Bev.
erly Hill last Thursday night was a
big success and enabled the ladies
to add about 500 to the parsonage
fund.
Keep the prosperity procession
moving in Kingwood. Everything
is ripe for lots Of work to be done
this year. DO not forget that we
have all the advantages if we will
improve them as we should. There
is no place like Kingwood, and it is
our duty TO let the outside world
know all about il.
OF course, merchants can sell
goods without a sign over their door
or a card in the paper, but they can
do it much easier and with more
profit by judicious advertising. DO
not keep your light under a bushel,
but let the people know what bar
gains you have in store tor them
what special bargains that the next
door merchant cannot duplicate.
Invite the people to come-let them
know that you want their trade.
The papers Of the large cities are
all right if you want them, but it is
your own home paper that adver-
tises your churches, your numerous
societies, s~ympathizes with you in
your Affections, and rejoices with
you in your prosperity. In short,it
is the local paper that mentions the
thousand and one items in which
you are interested during the year
and do not find in the papers Of
large cities. DO you not think it
wise to give your home paper your
support