West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-17


ID. f. Kee OF Masontown. was 9
county seat visitor the past week
Who wouldn't be glad TO get ycar's
subscription to The Argus for Christ
mas?
The finest line OF box candy ever
brought to town at Manown's book
store.
Guy NJ. Bonafleld. OF Tunnelton. was
here this week looking after business
interests.
Mrs. II. $. Larew has been here this
week visiting her daughter. Mrs. J
v. Gibson.
Henry Nestor and c. ID. Stafford
were two of Tunnelton's citizens in
town this week
The Argus is an ideal Christmas elf,
that will be appreciated by every mem
Der of the family.
The big Lenhart sale is on i'm full
swing. Are you taking advantage of
the many bargains?
Editor l.. " Reed OF the Terra Alta
Republican. was business visitor in
town since our last issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson and
daughter OF Terra Alta, were King
wood visitors the past week.
Misses Sylbia and Gladys Pierce of
Tunneiton. spent the afternoon shop
ping i'm this city.-Sentinel.
NJ. j. Johns, Albright route /, was
a county seat visitor Saturday and a
pleasant caller at this office.
Chas. Craig was down from Kanes
Creek Saturday night. taking in the
Totten company performance.
Frank Jenkins was here from Nor
spending the week end with
his sister. Mrs. J. E. Murdoch.
Daniel Wiles has been here from
Function this week visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Charlie Childs.
Editors H. S. whetsell and NJ. L..
Jackson attended the institution of the
'Dokies" at Terra Alta Saturday night.
All the very latest books now on
sale at Manown's book store. Call
and take squint If you do not buy.
Miss Bess Menear Is in Pittsburgh
this week visiting her sister. Miss
Edith. who is a nurse I'm hospital
there
Misses Bess and Mary Haney ar
rived in town this morning from I'm
to visit their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Haney.
Clarence NJ Woodward is in Pitts
burg this week consulting a spe 1iolist
in regard to his eyes and attending to
other important affairs.
Mr.. Cyrus Van Bibber. young law
yer of Huntington, was a visitor at
the Excelsior Literary meeting Thurs
day evening Spencer Bulletin.
See the big adv. on page four of
the Manown book store. Remember
and yet your tickets when you make
a purchase as you may get the gra-
Marshall l.. Brown of Parkersbarg,
repr"scntatiy" of the Rational Sure
ty Company Baltimore, was here over
Sunday the guest of his brother, r. l..
Brown and wife.
Miss Flora Whetzell, a telephone
girl of Muskogee, Okla. started to an
swer a call recently and could not
speak. Her physicians say that she
may never speak again. The cause OF
her loss of voice is unknown
Isn't 1t true years subscription to
The Argus would make about as ac-
ceptable Christmas gift as you could
possibly make? And 1t is one with
all the bother left out Mail us YOUR
order and we will do the rest
Night school has been started In
NahrooLo'o otata nr;sor ond 1oo ..i,
oners attend classes In shorthand,
typewriting. bookkeeping and all com
mon school branches. A number of
the prisoners are taking extension
work from the University of Nebras-
ka.
Queen Utana" is claimed by the
Utah Agricultural College to be the
champion long-distance layer among
the hen tribe. During FIVE years end
ing November /, 1914, Queen Utana"
had laid $40 ggs. averaging 81
ounces each. Queen" weighs 31k
pounds and during the five years has
produced 1O7 pounds Of eggs
You can't afford to miss the Trial
tonight. The president OF the Uni.
versal Matrimonial Bureau will be
sued 10y Miss Grace Clayton for S10.-
900 for failure TO secure her a hus-
band A number OF the prominent
young people Of the town are connect
ed with the affair This eveIin,. al
8 O'Clock at the P1pdst church
The following order OF services will
be carried out at the Klngwood Meth
od'st Episcopal church Sunday. DO