West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-05-07
The Argus 10 Now located In the
er. J. \. King Building on Main
Street. Gene In.
IN AND ABOUT EINGwUOp.

Dogwood's in bloom.
More dwellings needed.
Agitate for water works.
The lid is on i'm Fairmont.
April left us rather frigidly.
May came in on a snowstorm.
The straw hat got slightly frost bitten.
Twenty-Five good envelopes for SC al
this Office.
A. g. Hughes was Tunnelton visitor
yesterday.
Walter Childs, of Grafton, is spending
the week with home folks.
Rural route No. has been extended
from Oakland to Brookside.
John Felty, a Rowlesburg lumberman,
was here yesterday on business.
Il. N. Miller of Valley Point, was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
J. ]. Kelley, of Ear, is here this week
having business in the courthouse.
w. G. Brown spent several days in
Philadelphia this week OH business.
Mrs. Cecil Montgomery, of Grafton, is
the guest OF MI. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Williams.
Harry Montgomery, who spent the
winter here, left Sunday for Bay City,
Mich.
Nellie Jane Albright returned yester-
day from an extended visit through the
south.
number of our citizens went to
Rowlesburg Sunday TO look at the ruins
of the fire.
james Carroll, jr., spent few days
last week with his cousins, n. j Crooks
family, in Keyser.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. w.
Garner, Coleman avenue, Fairmont.
May 3, girl baby.
Foster Ziegler left yesterday morning
Tor Wheeling, to take course at the
Elliott Commercial School.
Mrs. Maurice Jackson, of Fairmont.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. X. Jackson few weeks.
A. G. Core, of Tunnelton, was in
town Tuesday and favored TIE ARGUS
with pleasant business call.
Hezekiah Wolfe, of Amblersburg,
came over Sunday evening TO see his
daughter, Elizabeth, who is i'll.
Miss Sallie Manear, who spent the
winter at Masontown, came home Sun
day 70 spend few days with friends.
The results from good newspaper adj
vertising are in the same proportion as
the harvest is to the seeds planted.
Everybody wants and reads TIE ARGUS.
Why? Because it's the peoples paper
and gives them the news that interests.
The only real channel of communica-
ton Is through the newspaper. Its adj
vertising columns are also the cheapest.
Miss Daisy Mcdaniel returned Tues
day from weeks visit with relatives
and friends In Grafton, Thornton, and
Clarksburg.
The waning days of April were devoted
largely TO proving the folly of the fellow
whY took them off, when the recent
warm spell came.
II you are looking for beautiful place
to spend your vacation, come to King
wood. We know of no better place in
the United States.
Dolpha Williams has accepted a posi-
ton with Agent Van Newkirk at the
NJ. ok. station. He entered upon his
new duties last week
Chester Reed of Atlantic. was raised 10
the sublime degree Of Master Mason at
the meeting Of Preston Lodge, No. 30,
A. +. * A. VI. Monday night
May, like any well-bred debutante, is
inclined 10 be a little cold toward the
world just now. As she grows older,
however. her heart will grow warmer.
J. d. Benson, Terra Alta; DIR. W. VI.
Dent, Newburg, and George NJ. ShaiTer,
independence, favored THE ARGUS with
aPieasant call Saturday while in town
an attendance at the meeting Of the
Democratic executive committee.