West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
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Christmas gifts OF value at the
kingwood Hardware Co.
@. A. Galloway was business Wis
itor from Hudson Monday.
Guy Bonafield was here from the
Coal Center Tuesday on business.
See our window for Christmas sug-
acknowledgement Hardware Co.
Squire Grant whitehair was a bust
ness visitor from the East Side this
week.
w. II. Riley and Frank Koch were
business visitors from Howesville this
week.
c. II. linn and Edward Tusing were
here from Reedsville Monday on bus
mess.
G. l.. Queen, druggist OF Masontown.
was a business caller here few hours
Monday.
M. r. Walls. the merchant OF AL
bright. attended to business in town
Monday.
Postmaster Hayes Sapp OF Newburg
was business visitor at the county
seat this week.
County Surveyor S. r. Guseman of
Reedsville. had business in the coun-
~ seat this week.
Lawyer w. B. Bowman was here
one day this week from Rowlesburg
attending to legal business.
the public in the Xmas line now on
sale at Manown's Book Store.
Justice of the Peace A. NJ. Moore
or the city OF Newburg, was county
seat visitor the first OF the week.
County court was in session Mon
day OF this week to canvass the vote
OF the recent bond election i'm Port
: land district.
Attorneys j. X. Moreland and Thos.
Ray Ollie. OF Morgantown. had profess
sional business to look after in King
wood Monday.
The finest line of Xmas booklets.
leaflets. cards. seals and tags ever
brought to Kingwood on display at
Manown's Book Store.
Organ for Sale-One OF the famous
Story a Clark parlor organs in excel
lent condition, will be sold at a bar
gain. Apply to T., this office.
Mrs. Walter f. Childs and daughter.
Velma Jane. left last Friday for their
home In Culpepper. Va, after having
spent several weeks here the guests
OF relatives.
Walter l.. Trembly of near Albright.
remembered The Argus financially
while In town Monday. Mr.. Trembly's
son. who was so badly injured in the
boiler explosion at Pleasant Dale
some time ago. is at his fathers home
spent several weeks in a hospital at
Fairmont.
Mrs. William Reid of Sheridan, Wy
oming. who has been the guest of
friends here the past week, left TODAY
for Oakland for a few DAYS visit.
Mrs Reid is quite we'll known here.
she being a sister to Mrs. +. Alden
Eaton, whom she frequently visited
when the latter was a resident of
Kingwood.
Services Sunday. December 10. at
the Kingwood Baptist church: Sun
day school at 1000 a. m, Geo. A. Her
ring, superintendent; young peoples
meeting at 700 p. m, public worship
at 7;45 y. m., with sermon on THE
Spirit OF Adventure In Religion"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Everybody invited.--Charles Brown.
pastor.
s. M. Moore, who is one of the sub
stantial farmers of near Newburg. was
renewal caller at this Office Mon
day while attending to some business
affairs in town. Mr.. Moore also added
the name Of his son, S. X. Moore. as a
new subscriber to The Argus. The
young Mr. More is a graduate of the
commercial college at Clarksburg and
has gone to that city to accept a posi-
ton with one of the leading mer-
chants.
The United States civil service COM
mission will hold an examination at
Grafton on January 8, 1916, for the
purpose of selecting fourth-class
postmaster for contemplated va
cancy at Erwin, this county TIE
compensation OF the postmaster at this
ONCE the past year was 1858. Appn-
cation forms and full information can
be secured from the postmaster at
Erwin or from the U. s.. civil service
commission. Washington, d. c.
Religious services at u. B. church
fer December 1ath will be as follows:
sunday school at $3.50 a. m. NJ. A.
Sisler, superintendent Class meeting
at 1890 a. m, G. Y. Bishop. leader.
c. r. at $50. Mrs. Nettie Bowermas-
ter, president. Preaching at 1880 p.
m. Prayer meeting at 1880 p. m. each
Wednesday evening Mrs Docia Brown