West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-05-13
Francis Borgan was a business y,s,-

w. Grant Watson OF Masontown. was
a business visitor Tuesday.
a. W. Carrico of Rowlesburg. was h
county seat caller Saturday.
Bert Haney was here from Rose
mont the past week for a short visit
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hughes were
Morgantown visitors Tuesday. driving
through in their car.
For Saie-Six heifers that will be
fresh. Call or address T. ID. Craig.
one-half mile south OF Kingwood. 2Stf
For Sale-Two bay horses. well
matched, years old; also wagon and
harness. Address c. II. Bishop. AL
| bright, w. Va. 29-2t
Mrs. NJ. c. Gibson and Miss Mabel
Gibson have returned from several
months spent at different points in the
west visiting relatives. and are now at
| Masontown.
stop! Look and read!-ss5 weekly
collecting and copying names. Write
for particulars AT once. Send stamp.
Address Il. u. BOX GO. IIazelton, W. Va.
27-St
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Mrs. +. NJ. Bishop and Mrs. Ross Ma
noWn motored over to Morgantown on
Monday afternoon i'm the formers
Chalmers and spent the afternoon
shopping in that city.
Wanted-A painter and general all
around laborer who can trade us work
IN return for property and cash. We
Will submit good proposition TO the
first good man who applies to the
Globe Realty Company. Morgantown.
W. va, Wiles Block. 2S-2t
Rev. Frank NJ. Patterson OF King
wood will preach at Ruthbell next
Sunday afternoon. May 10th, at 100
o'clock. Sunday school is conducted nj
200 O'Clock by superintendent S. A.
Gustavson. Young peoples meeting at
1880 in the evening. All are invited
TO these services.
Mrs. G.. w. Robinson, daughter
Mary and son Dale. and John Bower
master. all of this place, and Miss
Sadie Dill of Reedsville. attended the
big Ringing circus at Fairmont last
Friday. They drove through i'm the
formers new car and made good time.
returning home that night.
If you can tell us why some people
tell story which you eagerly listen
to, ard why others always bore YOU
when they try to tell one, we will tell
you why everybody who listens to the
Edison Diamond Disc exclaims:
That's the best l ever heard" Come
in and listen.-Cole and Reed
w. f.. Field, native Prestonian and
for several years a resident of King
wood, is in town today on his way TO
Webster Springs, where he will spend
the summer. He Just arrived from
Winter Park, Florida, where he spent
the winter He will stop of at Mason
town to, transact some important bus
mess.
Mr.. julius X. Monroe was on last
Sunday morning elected by the Sun
day school of the First Presbyterian
church as delegate to the State Sun
day school convention TO be held this
week in Charleston. Mr.. Monroe left
Tuesday afternoon in order TO be pres
ent at the opening session on Wednes-
day.
why / Am a Rebekah," to be given
by the local Rebekah lodge in the
opera house on Saturday night of this
week will be a winner. The price of
admission will be cheerfully refunded
If you think you did not get your
moneys worth. The members of the
cast have been preparing for more
than month to present play to the
public that will please and profit all
who attend. Performance begins at
$50 promptly.
The infant son OF John Williams.
who died in Morgantown on Monday.
was brought to Kingwood for inter
ment on Tuesday afternoon. This was
the first born to Mr.. and Mrs Williams
making the loss a very sad one. but
nothing could be done to save the life,
and the little one returned to its own
after few days with parents and
loved ones. Short services were held
at the grave with relatives and friends
here by Rev. a. d. Craig Of the NJ. f..
church.
The Presbyterian church announces
the following order Of services for Sab
bath, May 16: Sunday school at 10
a. m, Mr.. Gay Wilson, superintendent.
Plans are now being made for chill
dren's day which will be observed on
June 18th All member Of the school
are urged to be present each Sunday
in order that the work of preparing for
this service may be facilitated Pub
lie worship at 100. Sermon by the
pastor and special selection by the
choir Worship service also in the
evening at 500 o'clock. Mid-week
prayer meeting on Wednesday at 500
p. m. All are cordially invited to wor-
ship with us.-Frank NJ Patterson.