West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-05-27

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

ttoodiS.
John Feity OF Rowlesburg. was in
town Tuesday.
The Imperial dealer is a good man
to know. Look him up.
Prentiss Watson OF Masontown. was
calling in our town Sunday.
Garden seeds by parcel post. Call
kingwood Hardware company.
IL is worth your while to read Hell
mans ad on last page OF this paper.
A. b. Carter. an instructor in the
local high school. spent the week end
in Morgantown.
Save money by buying garden seeds
In bulk mt kingwood Hardware com.
pany.
Miss Elfrieda Marsden OF Ruthbell.
was visiting her sister. Mrs. J. T.
Daley. this week
Every dollar spent at Heimans in
TOWNSVILLE means big saving for you.
Look at ad on last page.
The Coal Center attorney. Frank f.
Parack. was professional visitor at
the county seat Tuesday.
George w. Shaffer and b. T. Gibson.
txyn 10
were in Kingwood yesterday together
on business.
Look on last page OF this paper and
see price OF same goods you are using
now for less money at Frank G. Hell
mans. TOWNSVILLE, w. Va.
Consult DR.. Spigel, optometrist. for
eye troubles at the Raleigh hotel.
Kingwood. Thursday and Friday. June
and a. 30-2t
Andrew III. Hunt, representing the
Buehn Photograph company, Pitts
burgh, was in town the past week call
ing on Cole & Reed. the local Edison
dealers.
cleaned Japanese Buckwheat that has
been grown for seed and will cost you
s1.0O per bushel. r. NJ. Arthur, Reeds
Vile, w. Va. 27-tf
Rev. +. M. Patterson OF Kingwood.
will preach at Ruthbell next Sunday
afternoon at 300 o'clock. Sunday
school at 200 o'clock and Young Peo-
pies meeting at 1880 In the evening.
The annual memorial sermon to the
local lodge. Knights OF Pythias, will be
delivered to that body Sunday evening,
June 13. at the Methodist church, the
pastor of the church. Rev. A. ID. Craig,
preaching the sermon.
Arrangements have been made to
carry out a memorial service at the
Lutheran church near Lenox Sunday
afternoon, June 6. Rev. A. ID. Craig,
OF the Kingwood Methodist church. has
been secured to deliver the sermon.
Grant Graham, the popular Beling-
ton druggist and well remembered by
Kingwood citizens as he formerly liy-
ed here, in sending in his check for
renewal says to keep The Argus com
Ing to his address as he likes to get
the news from old Preston.
ID. X. Mason, who is conducting a
successful summer school at Eglon.
was here Saturday completing ar
rangements for opening the King
wood Summer Normal June 9TH. Pros
poets are encouraging for large en-
roilment at the term to be held here.
For Sale-I have IA pure bred Bar
red Plymouth Rocks, IL hens and 2
cocks. that / will sell for $21. 90. This
is a chance for any party or parties
wishing to get started In this line as
they are bred from prize winners.-R.
Nd. Arthur, Reedsville. w. Va. 27-tf
Mrs. c. G. Stone and daughters, Mrs.
w. A. Schaeffer and Mrs. Addie White.
were shopping in Grafton last Satur-
day. The two former went from there
TO Clarbsburg where they remained
until Monday evening the guests of
Miss Lena Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Menear moved
this week from the Brown cottage on
Tunnelton street to the house vacated
by NJ. b. Beavers on high street, which
they recently purchased. Mr.. Beavers
and family moved into the Williams
property adjoining,
The Home Missionary society of the
local NJ. r. church will give social
tea At the home OF Mrs Samuel T.
Montgomery this Thursday evening,
May 9th, from until 10 o'clock
Refreshments will be served and
good time socially enjoyed by all who
come. To help the society silver Of
fering will be taken.
The Methodist Brotherhood will
meet in regular session ON Thursday
evening Of next week, June 3, at 8
y, ~, After devotional exercises and
business matters are adjusted, George
A. Walls, who has been spending the
winter in Los Angeles. Cal. has CON
sented to make a talk on his trip to
the coast and his impressions OF the