West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-03-19
f. Scott FELTON,, Of whetsen. is here
serving on the petit Jury.

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Mrs. b. A. Rees is the guest Of friends
and relatives at Salem this week.
ID. +. Watson. postmaster of Tunnel
ton, is here on business this week.
Charles Trowbridge, of Bruceton, was
a business visitor in town Saturday.
Miss Mamie Trowbridge. of Bruceton.
is the guest Of friends and relatives
Miss Sarah Liston was the guest OF
relatives at Pleasant Dale over Sunday.
Messers. Homer and Hershey, oi
Terra Alta, were the guests of friends in
town last week.
III. 5. Pierce came over from Morgan
town Saturday evening to attend the
basketball game.
Before buying your seeds better
visit the kinswood Hardware Co. and
secure real bargains.
g. l.. Queen, the popular proprietor of
Queens pharmacy at Masontown, was 3
prominent visitor here Tuesday
IL. $. Sharp, OF Newburg, was bust
ness visitor in town Saturday and while
here gave this office a pleasant call.
DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the
| only baby medicine that is always safe
Teething made easy. No bad nights.
Rev. A. ID. Craig attended the special
revival services at Reedsville on Thursday
evening and preached the sermon of the
evening.
Samuel b. Montgomery left yesterday
| morning for Parkersburg where he at
| tended the amalgamation of the Repub.
licans and Progressives.
Homer Miller, from near Albright, is
here serving as a petit juror and was
likewise very pleasant and paying
visitor at our sanctum on Tuesday.
One OF the best performances that has
thus far been presented at the armory
was staged Monday night when the Guy
Brothers Mnstrels played to a capacity
house.
Exclusive designs from Paris, New
York and our own work rooms will be
shown at our Spring Opening, Wedncs-
day, March % Would be delighted to
have the pleasure of showing you. Jol-
lfie's, Graiton's Best Store.
Thomas T.. Loar, one of the best citi-
zens OF this county who resides at Reeds
vile, is here serving OH the petit Jury.
Mr.. Loar was most congenial caller at
oureanctum on Monday and is a gentle
man whom cordial welcome is given
wherever known.
5. I. McGinnis dropped in today and
renewed his subscription and requested
that we change his address from Albright
TO Smithfield, where he is moving his
family, as he has secured position with
the Vansickle lumber company OF that
place, and will reside there in the future.
Plans are being made to observe Red
Letter day in the Methodist Sunday
school Easter Sunday, April II. Special
music and Easter sermon will he the
order of the day at the II O'Clock service.
In the evening a musical program will be
rendered by the Sunday school, assisted
by the Sunday school orchestra.
Albert L. Wolfe, of Amblersburg. had
| the misfortune to lose his home and house.
hold furniture Monday at midnight by fire
| There was a total loss, the family escaping
only in their night apparel However,
there was insurance TO the amount OF
$6500O. Mr.. Wolfe is brother of our
fellowtownsman, G. w. Wolfe.
The ladies OF the Foreign Missionary
Society OF the NJ. +. church desire i'm this
public way 10 express their thanks to the
general public and friends of their society
for the liberal patronage at their bazaar
| on Tuesday last. Also their appreciation
| Tor the room used of Earl b. Hanev, and
| the many courtesIes of the several churches
that attended the sale. One hundred and
thirty dollars was the total receipts OF the
| day, the most successful sale i'm the
| history OF the society.
On Tuesday The Argus had two very
| pleasant callers i'm Messrs. Michael and
| + A. Hartman, brothers, of Terra Alta.
| These gentlemen, who are both well adj
vanced in years and having served in the
civil war, made the journey over from
Terra Alta on foot. feat that would
discourage those many years their Junior
They were the guests of Mr.. f.. A. Hart
mans daughter Tuesday, Mrs. NJ. A
| Wakefield and on Wednesday they
| iournied OH TO Masontown where they
visited a son of Mr.. Michael Hartman.
DIR. b. A. Rees, our genial, efficient
and accommodating dentist, informs US
that his father. w. III. Rees, who resides
at Cameron, celebrated his eighty-sixth
birthday on the fourth of this month.
That is, indeed, ripe old age and Mr.
Rees is yet active, hale and hearty. On
the evening of his anniversary the Masonic
lodge, Of Cameron, called on Mr.. Rees
and wife and presented them with an
abundance of Cut flowers which were
highly appreciated. Mr.. w. II Rees il
possibly one Of the oldest members OF the
Masonic fraternity i'm this state.
Fishing Greek