West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-10
IN AND ABOUT KInswoop,

Monday is Flag Day.
Summer il almost here.
Circuit court is in session.
New moon next Thursday.
An eclipse of the sun June IL.
Blank deeds for sale at this Office.
ARous advertising brings business.
Old soldiers reunion July l, ., and 3.
Charleston will he "dry'' after July
Believe in publicity ny you hope for
profit.
The lrona mines closed down last week
for AN indefinite period.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Andy
Martin, Of C:.ddell, Monday.
w. G.. White and j. ii. Lipscomb. of
White, We're here this week attending
court.
Mannheim is now a telegraph station on
the VI. 4 X. A new depot is also 10 be
erected there.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Conley the night of May 20 and
left fine boy baby.
The men who tell You that advertising
doesn't pay are the ones who never spent
any real money on IT,
ii. +. Flesher, superintendent of the
reform school at Pruntytown, was King
wood visitor Saturday.
Henry Riggleman. Of Recdsvile, was i'm
town on business Saturday and favored
this office with an agreeable call.
The glorious Fourth will be celebrated
in Kingwood this year on Saturday, July
3, and will not be a noiseless one.
Children's Day services will he observed
Sunday evening in the NJ. l.. church. A
pleasing program has been arranged.
w. l.. Groves, of Hacklebarney, was
in town Saturday to zee the circus. He
subscribed for The ARGUS before leaving.
f. NJ Metheny, of Albright. gave us
pleasant call Friday and had his name
placed on TnE ARGUs list a. a new sub
scriber.
John X. Martin left Friday for Phila-
delphia on weeks visit combining busi-
ness and pleasure. He will probably re-
turn tomorrow.
The kingwood Racket Store announces
its first June sale in this issue. There are
bargains for every one Read the adj on
the fourth page
Quarterly meeting will be held in the
Nj. T.. church Saturday and Sunday. Rev.
Il. u. Musgraye, Of Newburg, will be here
IN lieu OF the district superintendent.
Goods often sell on their merits, but il
isn't possible for all people TO know of
the meritorious qualities. Therefore il il
necessary TO sell them through advertising
&c. Feather, ST., and wife. of Albright
were shopping in town Monday and gave
THE ARGUS a pleasant call, Mr.. Feather
boosting his subscription to June / 1910.
Mayor James T. Daley has been an.
pointed 10y Gov. Glasscock as a delegate
TO the national conference Of charities and
corrections, which will meet in Buffalo,
N. y, July 8 to 10.
s. j. Sterling attended the meeting Of
the West Virginia State Fraternal Asso-
ciation Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week at Fa;rmont "a delegate from the
KingwOod camp, Woodmen Of the World
He reports fine meeting.
Orders we're received at the EIkins mines
this week 10 put every available man to
work and the plant would he run 10 it,
fullest capacity from now on. This Is Ger.
tainly good news for the miners and will
indirectly help Kingwood, although the
company store gets back most of the work
mems wages.
That cleanliness is next 10 godliness''
Is ~ true today as ever. This applies "a
cities a. well az individuals. n your rear
yard Is filed up with a conglomeration OF
empty boxes, ash heaps, etc, your lawn
strewn with old papers and other rubbish.
Why not take an hour or two and clean il
up You will he we'll repaid for the time
spent.
'PatrOnize home institutions, F." cries the
editor from week 10 week. That's right. -
says the merchant, give IL 10 those who
90 to some other town 10 buy goods %
Then with his heart filled with kindnes.
to the loyal editor he sends his job work
70 Kalamazoo, or utilities piece Of wrap.
ping paper to write an order for goods Of
send q statement 10 customer. Funny
isn't lt2--Ex.