West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-01-10
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Going TO the minstrel show1
Have you paid for this paper1
The legislature convened yes,er-
day.
Hoy B. Jackson has a position in
the Company Store at Bre,z.
Virgil c. Clayton from Manning.
o was here last week visiting his
parents.
w. c. Wolfe from Austen was
here Monday and gave us a bus,-
ness call.
Clark E. White from the East
Side renewed his subscription for
another year.
George J.. Skater, the county
assessor, was here Monday and gave
us a paying call.
Mrs. Oscar C. Wilt and son, from
Salem. were here last week visiting
frlenos n relatives.
DIR. E. w. Stricken was called
to Grant district last week to see a
man named Crawford.
John Martin left last Saturday
for college in New Jersey after a
holiday vacation here.
John Werlich and l.. NJ. linn
from Tunnelton were among our
business callers Monday.
John McDaniels, of Parsons, was
here last week visiting his brother,
Mayor w. II. McDaniels.
Noah Gross from Housewife
dropped in to see us Monday and
renew his paper for another year.
I Isaac Thomas and George E.
Wolfe from Clifton Mills were
among our paying callers Monday.
Miss Iss Jackson, from F~airmont,
has been here the past week visit
ing her brother, Maurice Jackson,
and other friends.
Mrs. Flora @. Homer, of Lumber
port, Harrison county, has been
here during the past week visiting
her sister, Mrs. Villa Stricken.
John Dunn from Bobtown and
HessFeathers from the Craborchard
were in town last Saturday and of
course came in to see The ARGUS.
Minna Flynn is at Wheeling, a
student in the Elliott Commercial
College, where she is taking the
course in shorthand and tYpewriting.
Ready money Is a good buffer.
1t softens many a misfortune. An
account in the Terra Alta Bank,
Terra Alta, w. Va, is always
ready.
George w. Rohr, the merchant,
Sostmaster, and all round hustler
from Rohr, was here Monday at
tending court and renewing The
ARGUS for another year.
If the days keep on frightening
and the electric light plant main
tains its same schedule, 1t will be
only a short time till we can do
away with the kerosene lamp.
w. w. Stafford from near Sin.
clair has been here this week at
tending county court. He was also
at Reedsville visiting his brother
Walter, who works for the Gibson
Lumber Company.
Mrs. w. H. BayIes from near
Gladesville has bsen here the past
week visiting her many friends. She
was accompanied home by her
sister Miss Henrietta Murdock, VINO
had been spending the holidays
with her.
Economy IS the first step toward
wealth. II you have already taken
that step and have a bank account
with the Terra Alta Bank, Terra
Alta, w. Va, it will pay you to
economic just a little more and in
crease that account for the proverb-
49, rainy day which is sure to
Come into almost every ones life.
James w. Carroll, who vent to
Chillioothe, Ohio, recently to ac-
cept a position in an automobile
factory there, is doing we'll. He
wants to learn a7about the ma
chimes and then the company ex
peet to send him to big fairs and
world exhibitions to exbibit,sample
machines for them
James f. Murdock, IT,, who left
, here recently to accept q position
IN the State Hospital for Insane
down at Spencer, plays in the band
there and with Carl Martin and
Ashford w. Brown makes a good
representation from this place.
Ash is clerk Of the hospital and
Martin and Murdoch were given