West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

Robert Williams is here today from
near Tunnelton.
J. A. Sterling and son OF Mannheim.
were here Tuesday.
II IL pays to advertise part ot the
time. why not all the timeg
John Brown was here from Rowles.
burg the latter part OF the week.
Herbert Shafrer. OF Keyser. was the
guest OF friends in town Saturday.
Truman Frazier was here from Tun-
melton this week calling on the trade
Bigger and better assortment of gar
den seeds at Kingwood Hardware com.
pany.
Best leaves no room for improve
ment That the point we are try.
ing to attain.
John X. Martin OF Rowlesburg. was
here on business this week and visit
ing his parents.
Attorney Frank +. Parrack OF Tun-
Melton, was legal business visitor
In town Monday.
III. n. Clondenning was here from
Martinsburg the past week 10 see after
some business matters
j. NJ. Gibson. of Pisgah, was a coun-
" seat visitor Saturday and also a
paying caller at The Argus.
Mrs. J. T Daley and Miss Myra Kees
were the guests OF tie fo'mer plothrr
at Ruthbell few hours Monday.
The Preston Auto company placed a
large iron tank near their garage this
week for the storage of gasoline.
DR.. Spigel, eye sight specialist. will
visit Kingwood Monday and Tuesday
April 26 and 81. See him at the Raj
eish hotel. 25-2t
The otterbein Guild chapter was de-
lightfully entertained Friday evening
by Mrs. Edith Wilburn at her home I'm
east Terra Alta.
Taking baby up at night is often
the cause of bad colds. Use DR.. Fahr-
neys Teething Syrup and stay i'm bed.
Try IT, ..
Mrs. Mary II. Davis. who spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Perry
Stemple. at Mt. Airy. North Carolina.
returned to her home here Monday of
this week
Rev. a. ID. Craig has been invited to
deliver the anniversary sermon to the
Reedsville lodge of Independent Order
of Odd Fellows on Monday evenNg.
April &c. in the NJ. +. church at that
place
III ee hundred and twenty five BUSH
els OF BIBLES Russetts on one.haIf
acre Of ground. Write to j. A. Vi
quesney, Belington, w. Va, for prices
on seed potatoes and how TO accom-
p'lsh this result. 24-2t
Rev. Frank NJ. Patterson OF King
40 q. VIII p, acr at IlutnbelI next
Sunday afternoon, April Is. at 400
Sunday school - held each Sunday
afternoon at 200 o'clock and Young
Peoples meeting at 700.
One of our advertisers called up this
week and asked us to kindly kill the ad
they had been running in this paper
as they had sold the article advertised
and were receiving more inquiries
each day. Don't you think Argus adj
vrtising pays
Photographs-At reduced prices for
a few days more. In order to finish
all my work will be in gallery until
May LIST, but positively not after that.
date. No sittings after April 2Sth. Will
also give same discount on framing as
last month. Your last chance.
service in celebration OF the 96th
anniversary of Odd Fellowship will be
held in the Presbyterian church Sun
day afternoon. April 25th, at 2:3O
o'clock by Kingwood Lodge No. 1O7.
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Frank M. Patterson, pastor OF the
church. Similar celebrations will be
held throughout the entire country
and the local order will endeavor to
make this service especially interest
ing. cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend.
Services for the Kingwood Method
ist church Sunday. April 1S: Sunday
school at 10 a. m, Ezra Hanger, SUI
perintendent; preaching at IL a. m.
subject, Getting Along with Folks"
evening sermon at 1880. subject, "The
objectionable Sin" Epworth League
devotional service at GAS, leader, Mrs.
Ross G. Jackson. Choir practice Fri
day evening at p. m. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening at 1880. You
will have a welcome TO all these ser
vices for the coming. We most cor
daily invite you.-Albert D. Craig.
minister.
The First Presbyterian church will
observe public worship next Sabbath.
April 18th. according to the following
order of services: Sunday school at
10 a. m, Mr.. Cav r.. Wilson. guperin-