West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-03-26

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| o. A. Dill. of Rcedsvilie, was here yes
terday attending court.
Charles Craig, OF Kanes Greek. was th,
guest OF friends here sunday.
James Thomas, Of Fairmont. was
business visitor one day last week.
DIR. b. 5. Rankin, OF Tunnelton. wa
here on professional business Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Elliott. of Terra Alta. i,
the guest OF Mrs. j. NJ Crane this week
Miss Dee Sharps is visiting her sister
Mrs. Will Fisher at Fairmont this week
DIR. Milton III Proudfoot. of Rowles
burg, was here on business during IN,
past week.
III. G Larew, former county surveyor
from Independence, has been here thi,
week on business.
Before buying your seeds better
visit the kinswood Hardware Co. and
secure real bargains.
Mrs. Gus j. ShafIer returned from
Ciarksburg on Saturday where she had
been on a business mission.
{. ID. Polling, who is identified will,
the Ruthbell lumber company at Albright
was here Tuesday on business.
u n Reed, of Brett, who is here at
tending court, was a congenial visitor to
The Argus sanctum yesterday.
Walter Amos has purchased the Fields
property in the Orr addition and will
take possession the FIRST of April.
W. w. Shoch, one OF Rowlesburg's
leading merchants, was prominent bust
ness visitor during the past week.
Mrs. Gustavson, whose husband is the
general manager of the Ruthbell supply
store at Albright, was here Tuesday.
+ b. Conley, of Reedsville, who is
here serving "a a juror. was very pleas
ant caller at this office one day last week
Dr. Fahrney's reething Syrup is the
only baby medicine that is always safe
Teething made easy No bad nights.
S. l.. Robinson and wife and Mrs.
Marshall Nirts, OF Keyser, are the pleas.
ing house guests OF DR.. and Mrs. b. A.
Rees.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Albright returned Saturday
from week pleasantly spent with her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Downs at Cheat
Haven, Pa
DIR. ) w. Warmer went down TO Hamp-
shire county Yesterday to look after his
interest in the large apple orchards of
that section.
Z. w. Forman, the enterprising mer.
chant from Denox, was here on business
and while in town made this office
pleasant and paying call.
Are you vaccinated2 Whether you are
or not you are bound to catch the bargain
fever at Herring's Big Removal Sale.
See advertisement i'm this issue.
Miss Mary Haney, a graduate nurse
located at Uniontown, Pa has returned
after pleasant weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Haney.
There was quite a spirited game of
basketball at the armory Saturday night
when the local high school boys won over
the Weston high school 10y 1915.
The many friends of F. Roy Yoke, who
is the superintendent of the Weston high
school, extended quite warm greeting
during his week end visit in town.
Z. +. JeffreYs, wife and son, of Al.
bright, were very pleasant visitors at this
Office yesterday when Mr.. Jeffreys EN-.
rolled as one of our new subscribers.
Miss Edna jenkins has been housed I'M
for the past week with an attack of quinsy.
1t will be pleasing news to her many
friends to know that she will soon he able
to be out
Next Saturday, March %, is the day
the free sewing machine at the Herring
Removal Sale will be given away to the
person holding the lucky number. Bet
ter be on hand with your coupon.
Madame Carolyn Montgomery. the
famous colored contralto, will give re.
cital at the armory on Monday evening.
March 80, TOR the benefit of the A. NJ. f..
church. Tickets are now on sale at the
Manown book store at prices ranging
from 80, % and 10 cents.