West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-01-28

John ward was down from Reeds
vile one day this week.
c. r. Neither OF the NJ. 4 X. was
here on business Tuesday.
Joe v. Gibson was in function on
business the first of the week.
Guy Rees OF Cameron has been here
this week visiting DR.. r.. A. Rees and
family.
Miss Leila Menefee OF Terra Alta.
= here visiting her sister. Mrs. Scott
Wilson
Frank Williams OF Albright. motor
I'd to Oakland Sunday .-OakIand Re-
publican.
Marshall Harmed OF the East Side.
10 in the city today on important
business
See in music. tragedy and comedy
the Cambridge players. Kingwood OPP
era house, Saturday night.
Mrs. c. W. Jenkins was here from
Morsantown between trains Tuesday
having some dental work done.
Messrs. Daniel. Charles and James
WIles of Tunnelton. were here on
Friday of last week on important bus
mess.
H. +. Mckinney and Alison Stuck.
two OF Masontown's good business
men. were callers in the city yester-
day.
Taking baby up at night is often
the cause of bad colds. Use DR.. Fair
ney's Teething Syrup and stay In bed.
20 cts. ..
Charles. James II. and James w.
Watkins. Coal Center citizens. were
all county seat business visitors Fri.
day last
Make your reservations early for
the Fry-Harris attraction Monday
night at the opera house. Tickets on
sale at Manown's.
]. A. Smith of Kingwood. and II. n.
Cuppett of Terra Alta. had business
In this city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Oakland Republican.
Wash Shaver of Tunnelton was in
town Friday on important business
and called at this Office and placed
HIS name on The Argus honor roll as
new subscriber.
The ability of Cartwright brothers
as clever musicians. coupled with
such a variety of selections makes
this one OF them ost attractive num-
bers on the course.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Feather and
and Mrs. T.. b. Feather of the
b Orchard. were pleasant callers
town last Friday. They spent the
day calling on old friends and attend
ing to business affairs
Agent Van NewkirS received orders
yesterday TO deliver no freight booze
shipments. The last hope is gone
and all of the ardent in town at the
present time will be shared equally
by all. The average rye face has a
>.r' VT, Nv X thu morning
The meat and grocery business of
y. M. Snider. known as the Sanitary
Meat Market, at the corner of Wal
nut and Chestnut streets, has been
sold to X. H. Barnes OF Reedsville.
and he will take charge of the bust
ness next Monday-Post-C Chronicle
-' The program presented by Cart
wright brothers is most satisfactory
There Is great variety in the selec-
ton and not tiresome moment from
beginning to end. Kingwood opera
house. February 3rd. Tickets on sale
at Manonwn's Monday evening Feb
ruary LIST.
The very latest thing I'm a gas heat
ing stove is being offered for sale by
l.. NJ Albright who will be glad to
give you a demonstration of it's heat
Ing possibilities at his Office. The
stove was just recently patented and
will save from one-third to one-half
on your gas bills. besides giving off
no fumes.
Large congregations marked the in
terest of the revival services being
conducted in the Methodist church on
Sunday last as well as every night
throughout the week leading up to
the service on the Sabbath. Sunday
afternoon the lecture room of the
church was filled for the womans
service, which proved TO be one of the
\ most helpful services OF the cam
paign.
You are cordially invited to attend
the following services at the King
wood Baptist church Sunday. Janu-
airy 31st: 1000 a. m. Sunday school !;
700 p. M. special ID. Y. p. U. meet
ing. Instead of the usual program
there will be a debate-John Werlich
and A. b. Carter against Geo A. Her
ring and l.. s. Mcdaniel. 7:45 p. m,
preaching service.-Charles Brown,
Pastor.