West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-14

Mrs. +. Emma BISHOP was = Nor
gantown visitor last week.
Rev. John II. Hess was i'll with
grip and rheumatism las, week.
Nj. aud Mrs. J NJ. Crane were
over from Morgan,own last week.
II you want all the news that IN
teresls you subscribe for The ARGUS.
Worry through the month and
spring viii be Just that much the
: carer.
Frank Raymond, a Morgantown
attorney, was here last week on legal
business.
A clean sidewalk is a pretty &C
curate indication Of a good citizen
these days.
Have no misgiyings as to the fu.
ture Of this community. We're
growing, we are.
Miss Mab.l Marsden is now To-
Gated At Elizabeth, Writ county, w.
Va, teaching music.
Miss Fanny Parsons returned on
Monday evening from a ten days
visit at her home in Morgantown.
Send in your communications. Let
us know what is going on in every
part OF the county. Sign your name.
Members of the Mineral County
Bar Association want the courthouse
at Keyser repaired or a new build.
ing.
Henry Harrison Reed, the we'll
known poet from Reedsville, was in
town the other day and gave us a
call.
Mrs, ]. Ward Parsons returned to
her home in Morgantown last Sat
urday after a visi, with her daughter
here.
Walter Trembly, Of near Albrights-
vile. was in town Monday and gave
The ARGUS a call, renewing for an
other year.
ronigh: at the Armory Dcnman
Thompson's "OId Homestead, the
greatest and best.rural play ever on
the American stage.
Hon. w. G. WorIey and Julius
X. Monroe attended the Rosenthal
coacert al the Swishcr thea,cr, Nor.
g%'ntown, las Friday evening.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church, OF Kiugaood, will hold a
measuring party on W~ashington's
Birthday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Watson.
Lee Winters, who formerly ran 4
blacksmith shop in Rowlesburg, but
is now on the road for the Terra
Alta Candy Company, was here last
week and gave Tue ARGUS a Gull.
George A. Dean, editor Of the
Parsons Clipper, has made applica-
ton for a franchise to erect and
operate a telephone line in Tucker
county. The proposed line will be
an independent ne.
Col. John Werlich and wife, and
the l%attei's mother, Mrs. Margaret
f. Miller, of Tunuelton, were here
last Thursday afternoon calling on
friends and having a fine sleigh ride
as they drove over
1t is estimated that 1000, ooo
women in the United States do their
own %housework, while the remain
der attend afternoon teas and talk
bout the trouble they arc having
gith their hired girls.
Vincent +. Cooke, Of Howcsyille
was here the other day on business.
He resigned some time since as min,
superintendent for the KingwooC
Coal Company and was succeeded
by Billy Edwards, OF Tunnelton.
We direct your attention to tn,
adveui1emenl Of Ben Oppenheimcr
merchant tailor, Of Morg5niown, or
the first page. No cords wasted ia
telling his business. Better drop il
and see BIN the mex, dmc you az.
over You'll need a ncw suit 10
+ astcr,
Let KingRood reach out durinJ
1907 for more bus ness Let on
business men discuss ways an,
means to attract more trade. Will
business is good 10 present, it cal
be doubled during ,he year wit
proper effort ON the part Of out CHI
zeis. Come together and let u
make this the record year Of on
progress.
After reading lhis paper send IL &
your friend az a distances or bette
yei,- call at this Office and send it &
your friend or relative for a year
for you can expect just such a pape
as this So times during the year
Throw in your mite toward placin