West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-04-02
West Virginia Argus.
The Argus Is New Located In the
". J. \. King Building on Main
Street.. Come In.
IN AND ABOUT KINGwOOD.

Frogs are singing.
Did you get fooled?
Dandelions are in bloom.
Trees are beginning TO leaf.
County court meets Monday.
Toads have left winter quarters.
Spading garden is good exercise.
II it's news THE ARGUS has il first
X. A. Orr, Kingwood, is a new sub
scriber.
Hez Miller, of Tunnelton, was in town
Tuesday.
U, q. Watson, of Masontown. was
here Tuesday.
William Bowman, of Rowlesburp. was
in town Monday.
DIR. w. ii. Post, of Masontown, was
in town Tuesday.
ID. Y. Peaslee, of Lenox, was in town
on business Saturday.
ID. Alton jackson, of Austen, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Ira G. Gibson and Attorney F. f.
Parrack were in town Monday.
Drs. j. s. and w. G. Nedrow, of Bruce
: ton Mills. are in town today on business.
Miss Beatrice Brown, who has been
IN school at the University, is at home
sick.
Ed Bergman, of Morgantown, was
visiting his father, C. b. Bergman, this
week.
Grandma" Lucinda Finnell, of Nor
gantown, celebrated her Tooth birthday
Tuesday.
j. w. Riley, b. & O. employe at
Anderson, was in town yesterday on
business.
To the merchant advertising is not a
luxury. 1t is an absolute necessity il he
is 10 succeed.
Freddie, the young son of Charles
Ccpeman, of near town, is i'll with
catarrh of the stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Allgauer, of
Sutherland, had visit from the stork
Friday, who left fine girl baby.
We have the pleasure this week Of en-
tering the name Of w. Walter Mayfield,
Morgantown, on THE ARGUS list.
The merchant who does not advertise
IS like clock without hands. There is
no way of telling what he is doing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Feather, ST., of
Albrightsville, were in town Tuesday
and gave THE ARGUS pleasant social
call
G.. NJ. Sapp, Of Housewife, favored us
with pleasant call Saturday afternoon
and had his name enrolled on THE ARGUS
list
The mines at Tunnelton are shut down
and will stay closed until some agree
ment can be reached regarding the scale
of-wages.
Luther 4. Carskadon, of Keyser, is a
candidate for the Democratic national
convention as a delegate from the second
congressional district.
The state board of health will meet at
Parkersburg April IA, 10, and lG, for the
purpose Of examining applicants for H.
cense TO practice medicine in the state.
Fairmont had another Jail delivery
Saturday morning, FIVE prisoners now
being out and enjoying the glorious
spring sunshine. Can you blame them?
DIR. J. Gilbert selby, who has been
prsciicing at Eglon the past eight years
and who was with DIR. King taking post
graduate work the past winter, spent
Monday and Tuesday in town.
Miss Belle Beavers has secured the
rooms formerly occupied 10y Moore
barber shop in Rowlesburg and has fitted
the place up in an attractive manner a.
millinery store. Invitations have been
Issued for the opening on Thursday, Fri
day, and Saturday, April 8, 10, and II.
The popular NJ. & X. conductor,
Walter Mayfield, always has a pleasant
smile for the patrons Of the road, but
the passengers dnring the past month
have observed a broadening Of the coun.
fenance ont Of the ordinary. There's a
reason. A baby boy arrived at his home
on March 2.
DIR. J. NJ. King, who has spent the
past four months in Baltimore taking
special medical work, has finished hi,
work there and returned home and re-
sutncd his practice, and will he glad tc
welcome his old friends DR.. King !,
looking for lot with the view Of erect
ing good modern home this summer.