West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-18

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Garden seeds BY parcel post. Call
kingwood Hardware company.
s. A. Chichester. OF the East Side.
was here on business Saturday.
John W. Wolfe was business visi-
tor In town yesterday from Fellows
vile.
Save money by buying garden seeds
In bulk mt kingwood Hardware com.
pany.
Postmaster Frank Holman of
Hewesville. was bushes caller here
Saturday.
j. T. Salisbury of Newburg, route
3. was one of our paying callers the
past week.
| f. II. Bishop and w. ID. Bowman of
Rowlesburg. had legal business here
Wednesday
Lou Weaver and Edward Con of
Tunnelton, were i'm attendance at cir
| cult court this week.
Andrew +. Feather while here from
GAINESVILLE this week. made The Argus
libral paying call.
Miss Dora Menear was here from
her duties at Weston the past week
visiting at her home.
Editor l.. V. Reed of the Terra Alta
Republican, was a pleasant county
seat vititor this week.
Mrs. Ivan Davis come I'm from Nor
gantown this morning for a short visit
with her parents here.
kingwood high school met defeat
at the hands OF Terra Alta high on the
latter's floor last Friday night.
Miss Grace Cole was here from
Charleston few days the past week
visiting her father, ]. r. Cole.
j. G.. Menear returned home Wed
nesday morning from several days out
on the main line visiting friends.
Hon. VIM. G.. Brown and wife arriv-
ed home Friday evening from Wash
ington for a few weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Rexroad. primary teach
er in the Reedsville school. was the
weekend guest of Miss lisa Monroe.
Lantz Miller and Clayton Law OF
Tunnelton, are spending few DAYS
in Cumberland-Cum News.
A marriage license was issued at
Cumberland the past week to Reuben
M. Dulin OF Newburg, and Charlotte
w. Herndon OF Keyser
Mrs. William Bromhal, an aged lady
residing on route /, died at her home
Thursday of last week and burial was
made in the cemetery near TOWNSVILLE
The family of o. c. Corrick arrived
here Monday evening from Parsons.
and will go to housekeeping in the
Stuck property on Morgantown street.
Taking baby up at night Is often
the cause of bad colds. Use DR.. Fair
1ey's Teething Syrup and stay in bed
Try it. &c
SilOs--SaIesmen both local and
raveling wanted for our silo propo-
'ition. Honest price and honest con-
'truction. Nappanee Lumber & Mfg
Co., Linck block. Williamport, Pa. 1874
j. j. Jenkins of Terra Alta, but who
has been located at Mannheim for sew
eral years. is in the city this week
visiting his daughter. Mrs. J. e. Muir
lock. and was pleasant paying caller
At this Office Tuesday.
Orders booked now for Ancona eggs
or Matching, from pure bred stock
They are great layers and are nom
settlers. Will sell few eggs at 81 90
or Is. j. y. Ashburn, Reedsville. w.
Va. cost
One OF the best court sales of real
estate ever made in the county was
closed on Monday OF this week when
| the c. f. Jeffers tract OF land near
GAINESVILLE, containing 100 acres, was
| sold to Clinton Albright for S6,425.00
being soaps per acre, by J. Ben Brady
as special commissioner. This land
has no extensive improvements, no
| timber or coal, lays well for farming.
| which accounts for bringing near its
actual value j. W. Gidley was the
| auctioneer.
G. s. Cleaver of Morgantown, was a
| Kingwood visitor last Saturday. He
brought to this Office some fine speci-
mems of the famous Phoenix apple
| grown on the Homer Mckinney farm
near Reedsville, this county. The orr
ginal trees OF this particular strain oil
apples were set out during the Revo.
lutionary War on the Mckinney farm
In what is now Preston county, and
during the generations that followed
as the old trees died out young ones
have been planted until the present
time, and the fruit has the peculiar
shape and flavor OF the original.
Regular services will be conducted
In the Kingwood NJ. r.. church Sunday
March 81. as follows: Sunday schoo
at 10000 a. m, Ezra Hanger superin