West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-03-26
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+. A. Luzzader, of Auburn, this state,
was here Saturday on business.
Judge Frank Cox. OF Moryantown.
was prominent visitor last week.
See the kinswood Hardware Co.
before Investing In spring seeds.
Miss Berenice Lenhart accompanied
her sister. Helen. TO Rowlesburv Sunday.
Hon. Charles +. Hogg of Pr. Pleasant.
was here ON business one day last week.
DIR. +. ID. Fortney, of Newburg, was a
OCCASIONAL business visitor here Tuesday.
}. +. Jameson. superintendent of the
Tunnelton school, was here on business
Saturday.
Zed Conn, one of Reno districts good
citizens from near Fellowsville, was here
ON business Tuesday.
Miss Edna Cupp, of Morgantown, was
here for the week end the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. :. II. Garner.
John III. Brown, of Rowlesburg, WAS
here Tuesday on business and incidentally
meeting his many friends.
Next wet another grand premium will
he offered at Herring's Removal Sale.
Call aud ask for particulars.
Joseph w. Castle aud Cassie f. Nc
Ginns were married i'm the town hall
Monday by Rev. III. l.. Koontz
Mrs. L. NJ. Williams, accompanied b,
her sister, Mrs. Roy Barthlow, returned
Thursday to her home in Clarksburg.
Miss Nettie Carroll, who teaches the
Caddell school, was the guest of her
brother, Bruce, and family over Sunday.
Tickle weather. DR.. Fahrney's Teeth.
ing Syrup is always dependable. Doc
tors prescribe il. Write for free sample.
Mrs. Harry Neff left yesterday for San
Francisco from whence she will sail for
Manila TO join her husband Captain
Nefi.
The b. Y. p. u. will hold an exchange
at Weirich's store Saturday, March rs,
beginning at p. m. Come buy some
good ''eatens."
Edward Keatley, of Morgautown, was
here over Sunday, having assisted the
local basketball team with their game
against Weston Saturday.
Remember the big sale at Herring's is
still OH aud in full blast. IL il not too
late to avail yourself of the opportunity
to secure some real bargains.
Rain, snow or blow, bad weather or
good seems to make no difference with
the crowds who daily attend Herring's
Removal Sale. The answer is-bargainsl
y Nj. Macdonald, the expert in agri-
cultural affairs who represents the state
department OF agriculture, is at Rowles. |
burg and Clarksburg this week on bust
ntss. |
James Duckwortb, who has been as. |
sisting George Lyons in his barber shop |
tor the past several months, left Monday |
for Rowltsburg where he has accepted |
position in the Moore tonsoria parlors.
Rev Frank Nj. Patterson, of FAN mont,
will preach in the local Presbyterian |
church this coming Sunday at both the |
morning and evening services A cordial
invitation IS extended the general public |
to be present.
Thomas H. Dunn, of Newbnry. was
here Yesterday on business. Mr.. Dunn
recently sold his restaurant in Newburg to |
Glen FromEart and is now looking for a |
new location. lie is experienced in this |
line OF endeavor and may possibly locate |
here.
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-
sier Hospital, Clarksburg, w. Va for
further particulars. cost
Mrs. NJ. Day Kirk of Cumberland, Md.
who has been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. }. Snee for few days, left
for Kingwood Wednesday where she will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Murdoch, for a short time before return
ing home. Post Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy. of
: Austen, w. Va, formerly OF Midland,
this county, came to Cumberland Mon
day to take their daughter, Miss Mary,
home from the Allegany Hospital. where
she underwent an operation. Mr.. Murphy
was formerly Maryland mine inspector -
Cumberland News
George w. Rohr, j. T.. Hartley and
William Easter, all OF Masontown Pres
ton county. were here Tuesday afternoon
for short stay before leaving for trip
to Alabama. They will be located at
Shelby Springs for time, and will visit
other points during the next three or
four weeks. - Dominion.
The ladies Of the local w. G. T. U. Of
fere as prize IN the pupils Of the high
school ten dollars in gold to the one
writing and reciting the best Grafton on
the life of Frances T.. Willard. The Con
testants are, Ralph Kelley, Minta Reese
and Mary Shafer. The contest will be
held Sunday night at 80 in the Metho-
dist church. A silver offering will be taken
at the door. Everybody invited to come.
See program elsewhere in this paper.
James VI. Brown has succeeded his
father, b. l.. Brown, as manager Of the