West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-03-12
Poster Rodeheaver and wife. of Clarks.
burg. spent the. week end with the
formers parents.
Before buying your seeds better
visit the kinswood Hardware Co. and
secure real bargains.

Before buying your seeds better
visit the kins~ood Hardware Co. and
secure real bargains.
b. r. Woodward. Of Fellowsville. is
here visiting his son. Clarence. and in-
cidentAlly greeting his many friends
j. c. Gibson. wife and family. of
Masontown, were the guests of j. V.
Gibson and Mrs. VI c. Gibson Sunday
| DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the
only baby medicine that is always safe
feething made easy. No bad nights
W. ii. Anvil. of sievenbury, was here
the first Of the week on business and was
a very pleasant visitor at The Argus of
fee.
II YOU are really looking for bargains
read the full page advertisement of Geo.
A. Herring and Co. and see the large
posters.
Mrs. j. V. Gibson and son, Milford.
returned from Fairmont Tuesday where
they had been visiting Mrs. Gihson's
parents.
Mrs. Marshall Virts and her guest.
Mrs. b. A. Rees. OF Kingwood. spent
from Friday TO Monday at Baltimore. -
keyser Tribune
w. A. Wolfe, OF Cuzzart, one of the
good staunch friends of The Argus, was
in town Tuesday and incidentally dropped
| in 70 call on va aditor
James Franklin Brand recently pur-
chased the Monongalia county farm from
the county court OF that county for
consideration of $4,000.
A. NJ Moore. justice Of the peace from
Newburg, Was here Yesterday on bust.
ness incident to his administration of
justice over in the district Of Lyon.
George A. Herring and Co, are going
to give away handsome drop head sew
Ing machine during their Big Removal
Sale. Read all about in on page four of
this issue.
William Mosser. one of the stalwarts
from Bruceton, was here the first of the
week and while in town called at this Of
flee and enlivened the monotony by his
crisp conversation.
Thomas b. Jackson, we are informed.
is now located at the state Deaf and Blind
school down at Romney where he has a
position under superintendent DeBerry.
lie Is to have charge of the farm there
The Big Removal Sale OF George A.
Herring and Co., under the management
of III 5. Bruin, affords an opportunity
for bargains in all lines of wearing APP
pearel and household goods never before
offered
Harry Savage aud daughter Mrs. T. ID.
Craig returned yesterday from attending
the funeral of Arthur j. Savage brother
of MIR. Harry Savage The funeral was
held i'm Pittsburg Monday aud interment
at West Chapel, Friendsville, Md
The electrical effects used during the
performance Of Guy Brothers Greater
Minstrels are really wonderful, and the
scenery, being all new this season, makes
very handsome stage setting. See this
attraction at the Kingwood armory next
Monday evening. Tickets now on sale
Pupil Nurses Wanted: Young women
OF good moral character, healthy and
possessing good common school educa-
ton who wish to become trained nurses.
may apply TO, The superintendent, Kes.
sler Hospital Clarksburg, w. Va, for
further particulars. post
Word reaches us that George and Harry
Watson will open fine store at Lost
Creek about the first Of May and engage
in the general mercantile business. These
are first-class young men and il is pre-
dicted that they will meet with unbound
ed success. The firm will he Watson
Bros.
Jesse Engiehart, the popular manager
OF the Englehart Wooden Mills at Guse-
man, was here Tuesday on business
Many of Mr.. Englehart's friends are in
ssting that he shy his hat in the ring for
the county clerkship but thus far the
gentleman has maintained sphinx like
silence.
The social committee OF the b. Y. L.
U. takes this method OF thanking the
people who so kindly patronized their
measuring social last Friday evening. II
is also announced that there will be held
white and yellow Easter supper at the
Baptist church, April 10, from to 8
O'Clock.
DIR. X. NJ. Hummelshine,, a Cumber-
land dentist, was here Tuesday on bust
ness and was a pleasant and paying
visitor at this office. DR. Hummelshine,
is regular visitor in this county and is
the third one Of his family 70 come here
on professional business. His grand
father blazed the trail
Walter Stone, of the best all around
printers i'm or out OF this town. was the
guest of home folks during the first part
Of this week. Mr.. Stone formerly work
ed ON the various local papers but is now
living at Philippi and is the foreman on
the Republican OF that place. lie is al
ways accorded a hearty welcome by his
many friends when he returns here.
Services in the Kingwood Methodist
church for Sunday March 10Th will be as
follows: Sunday school at 1000 a. m {;
preaching at j. 100 a. m. and 1880 m,