West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-02-25
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The Argus nrst and best.

r. ". Mason was here from Albrigh,
rues1Ay.
c. A. Eisaman was Terra Alta visi.
Tor Monday.
James A. Hebb was in town from
Erwin Monday.
East number of the Lyceum course
Saturday night.
L. o. White OF Herring. was in town
Saturday on business.
John Christopher OF Herring. had
business here Wednesday.
Attorney F. f. Parrack was here
~ from Tunnelton yesterday.
ISAIAH Boiyard was business visi-
tor here from Erwin yesterday.
Dennis whetsell was here from
Howesville the hrst OF the week.
Miss Sadie Dill Of Reedsville. was
visiting friends here over Sunday.
J. II. Gross OF Reedsville. was n
county seat visitor one day this week.
hessrs. b. T. and J. c. Gibson were
taansacting business here last Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. X. Monroe is visiting friends
IN Morgantown and Connellsville this
8 week
Miss Mary ShafIer was visiting at
home I'm Gladesville over Saturday
md Sunday.
Wallace Spahr was visiting his par
ents at function from Saturday un-
Hf-Moaaay.
They all 90 to The Argus to get the
news while II is news. Ardent copiers
take the cue
Taking chances is bad policy. You
take none when you subscribe for this
1.-The best paper.
Mrs. Eugenia Brown OF Rowlesburg.
was here a day this week looking after
some business matters.
Earl Anderson of Rowlesburg. was
called here by the illness OF Mr.. Will
lam Hardy.-Grafton Sentinel.
George Shaffer of Reno district, Is
county seat visitor today to consult
an attorney on some legal matters.
j. Slidell Brown was at Belington
Sunday the guest OF DR.. Grant Ora
ham and wife, Randolph Enterprise.
DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the
best remedy for any sickness baby
gets, no matter how old or young
Try It. ..
Mrs. George Bucklew returned Sun
Cay after a few days spent in Nor
EShtown witrfher daughter, Mrs. Ivan
Davis.
When you buy a newspaper you
have a right to demand the news
That's what you pay for The Argus
delivers.
The city five met crushing defeat
at the hands of Terra Alta at the latter
place Tuesday night. the score being
81 to 10.
Mrs. Chris Bergman, an aged lady
of TOWNSVILLE. died last Saturday and
was buried in the cemetery there
Monday morning.
Is. g. NJ AMMAN, the big man from
Cuzzart, was transacting business here
Tuesday and was a pleasant paying
caller at this Office.
Starkey Shaffer and Ralph Kelly,
students in the local high school,
spent the weekend at their homes in
Gladesville and Brandonville.
l.. 8. Mcdaniel, superintendent of
the local schools, is i'm Cincinnati this
week attending the annual session of
the National Educational Association.
Miss Wallace and Miss Brake, two
VI ehc ecoShcio III TIE MOTBdntOWn
public schools, were the weekend
guests of Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Pat
terscn.
DR.. Cole formerly located at Auro-
ra, but later near Baltimore, will open
an Office in this city. He has rented
rooms in the Nally fat.-OakIand Re
publican.
The committee in charge of the Ly-
ceun course needs your assistance on
February 81 and in return the Metro
politan Grand Quartet will give you
most excellent entertainment
The Epworth League of the Method
-ist church gave social hour to the
young people of the church on Mon
day evening at which time some sew
enty were present The evening was
r spent mingling in several innocent
amusements. which were followed by a
Vmusical program and refreshments.
Misses Gertrude Jackson and Ora
Stealey we're In charge of the event
ard proved themselves charming hos
tesacs
Prof Frank Trotter, president of the
State University at Morgantown, has
been secured by the Brotherhood OF