West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-05-06
b. F Woodward is business visitor
here today.

htht NoudN.
Bert Cox. OF Tunnelton. was here
since our last issue on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Zeigler were
here this week from Mannheim.
l.. o. White OF Herring. was i'm town
on legal business since our last issue.
John Fetty of Rowlesburg. was n
business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Save money by buying garden seed,
In bulk at kingwood Hardware com.
pany.
Constable George W. Shaner was IN
town yesterday from Masontown on
business.
Sam Phillips Of the Philips music
store Morgautown. was here on bust
ness yesterday.
J. NJ Crane has returned from
week spent at Morgautown looking AT
ter business matters.
Miss Gertrude Jackson spent the
week end in Reedsville the guest of
her friend, Miss Ava Curtis.
F. r. Parrack. Tunnelton's attorney.
was before Justice J II. Werlich on
an important case Wednesday.
Simon Whetsell one OF the substan-
tial farmers OF the whetselI settle
ment. was here this week on legal
business
\ + Bond. the hustling contractor
and saw mill wan from Albright. was
shaking hands with his many friends
here Wednesday.
Mrs J. NJ Hartley died at her home
in Fairmont Tuesday She was we'll
known throughout the county. having
numerous relatives here.
a daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kalbaugh of West King
wood, 'last Saturday night Mother
and child are both doing well.
DR.. c. Webster Richards. diagnosti-
clan and specialist in digestive. ner-
'ous and all chronic diseases a spec
alty. Office at Fairchance hotel
'airchahce' ia. 27-tf |
The local Rebekah lodge has decid-
ed on Saturday, May 18th. as the date
Tor holding their play to be given in
he opera house. a full announcement
next week
travelling salesman William Engle-
mart representing a Pittsburgh house.
1ut whose home is i'm Cumberland. was
'alling on the local trade in town
Wednesday. Mr. Englehart was form
'rly Of Guseman, this county.
telephone message from Newburg.
Preston county, announces the serious
illness OF Mrs. A. l.. Demoss, who was
'isiting her brother. George I.anham.
who has been quite i'll. Mr.. Demoss
eft on the noon train to go to the bed
ide of his wife.-Today's Dominion.
III you can tell us why one portrait |
PAINTER can produce a more life-like |
portrait, or more natural landscape |
han another, we will tell you why |
Thomas A. Edison can record and re.
produce more real music than others |
'ome in and listen Cole & Reed.
John NJ. Stemple of Aurora, was a |
business caller here yesterday on |
some important legal matters and was |
'lso a mighty pleasant visitor at We |
'ditor's office. Mr.. Stemple did not |
all to leave some of the long green |
With us to enable us to publish the
'est paper ever.
a. f. Gibson, of Morgantown. is in
he city today on a business mission |
md calling on relatives. The numer
'us friends OF Mr.. Gibson throughout |
he county, where he formerly lived. |
viii be glad to know his condition Is |
greatly improved, he having been crit
cally i'll for several weeks and under |
'ong a serious surgical operation.
Hon. w. b. Bowman. car of Row
esburg, is here today on legal bust |
ness. 1t is reported that Bill has
deserted the ranks Of the bachelors.
If which the editor of this paper is a |
member I'm high standing. and has
AIKEN unto himself wife. The Argus
wants to congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. |
Bowman along with all deserters TO
)ur cause and wish them long and
Happy Journey on the matrimonial sea
The First Presbyterian church an |
lounces the following order OF ser |
'ices for Sabbath. May 9th: Sunday |
school, 1000 o'clock. Mothers Day
will be observed at the worship ser
vice beginning at 1900. A special |
program has been prepared Worship
service also i'm the evening at 500
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 1880. This meeting will be |
dismissed early enough to allow those
who attend TO 20 to the evangelistic
service at the Baptist church Frank
NJ Patterson, pastor
Services for the Kingwood Methodist
Episcopal church for Sunday, May Q.
will be as follows: Sunday school at