West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-25
West Virginia Argus.
IN AND ABOUT KINeWoop.

Welcome, Miss Spring.
Easter will soon be here.
The ice crop was a failure.
Got your onion sets planted?
You see it iirst in The ARGUS.
Wild flowers are venturing out.
Old man winter is dying very hard.
Farmers are busy with their blowing.
c. +. Beatty. OF Whetsell, is in town
- attending court.
Twenty-Five good envelopes for 3 cents
at this office.
The next Observance of popular inter.
est will be April /.
Squire Joseph A. Miller, of Tunnelton.
was here yesterday.
L. G. shailer, of Carmel. was in town
on business yesterday.
John NJ Smith was appointed post
master at Zar last week
The Kingwood Racket Store has new
AL i'm this issue. Read il.
G. w. Cramer. the popular GAINESVILLE
postmaster, is in town attending court.
j. j. Brailer, the Howesville merchant,
was a business visitor in town Tuesday.
G. w. Metheny, of Orr, who is attend.
tending court, is new subscriber to TIE
ARGUS.
ID. G. Wolfe, of GAINESVILLE, who is at
tending court, paid THE ARGUS bust
ness visit Tuesday.
]. T.. Matlick gave us friendly call
last Thursday and enlisted under The
ARGUS banner as new subscriber.
Mrs. w. p Barker, of Morgantown,
came over Saturday and was the guest of
Miss Daisy Jenkins a few days.
Squire l.. f. Miller and Constable Allen
Bucklew, OF Portland district, are here
from Terra Alta this week attending court.
p. III. Werlich, of Conrad, Ind. is here
for few days the guest of his brother,
j. ii. Werlich, of the Kingwood Racket
Store.
Ed NJ. Williams will have a sale of his
household goods Saturday preparatory to
moving 10 CIarksburg the first of next
month
Marcellus Frank Riley, of Tunnelton,
and Emma Susan Moon, of Schell, Md,
were granted a marriage license i'm Oak
land last week.
Daniel j. Browning, OF GAINESVILLE,
is here this week as witness in circuit
court. He reports the loss of a valuable
horse last week
Mrs. Anna Cummings, who was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. IL. Werlich,
since Friday, returned to her home in
Tunnelton Tuesday.
}. +. Barnes, the popular merchant Of
BrandonyiIle, is here this week serving
on the petit jury He favored this office
with pleasant call.
>. N. Ringer, who was here last week
as a grand juror, dropped in to see us be-
fore leaving and had his name enrolled
as new subscriber to THE ARGUS.
Thomas Sines, OF Guseman, is attend
ing court this week, and found time to
call and have his name placed OH TIE
ARGUS mailing list as new subscriber.
Rev. ]. w. Engle, of Terra Alta, at
tended quarterly conference here Satur-
day, and Sunday morning occupied the
pulpit of the NJ. f.. church, preaching
an excellent sermon.
George Williams, of Kingwood, ''Hello"
White, OF Herring, and Joseph McGraw,
OF Reedsyille, were prominent Preston
county citizens who visited Morgantown
Saturday. --Morgantown Dominion.
a millionaire is a man who knows the
value Of other peoples money. And the
successful advertiser is in the same class,
Tor he not only knows the value Of the
other fellows dollar, but knows how to
talk about the goods that will put the
dollars in circulation.
Sunday was the equinox and from now
until June 81 the days will continue to
be longer than the nights The usual
equnoctial storm has not put in its ap-
pearance yet and some think the snow
fiurries last week was rs much Of severe
storm as We will have at this time.
Fight competition with printers ink
itdocsn't scatter, but II spreads like a racy
rumor IN cosby neighborhood. There
g more truth than poetry in the statement
that dead man doesn't advertise. lie
cant, but live one always does. He can
and he cans money and happiness
thereby.
Dr. J.. +. Watson has moved from this
place 10 Albright, Preston county, where
lie will locate for the practice Of his pro.
iession. The doctorand his family made
q number Of friends while here who re-.
GREETED very much 10 see them leave. lie
has had good success here az n practition.
er, and We commend him to the good
people Of Albright. Tucker Democrat.