West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-06-17

melton Saturday on business.
A. F. Bolyard and C. II. Wilson each
cost a valuable COW the past week.
Mrs. May S. Brown was here from
Mannheim few hours Tuesday.
Save money by buying garden seeds
In bulk mt kingwood Hardware com.
pany.
Mrs. Ida F. Fromhart and Peter
Fromhart of Newburg. were in the city
this week.
DIR. c Il. wylie was a professional
visitor in the city last Friday from
Morgantown.
Attorney Sidney Sommervine was a
prominent Graftonian in attendance at
court Saturday.
Lawyer w. b. Bowman and Floyd
Bishop. two good River City citizens.
were here yesterday.
Philippi put the kibosh on the local
tennis champions Saturday. winning
three straight games.
James J. Frernd was here from
Pittsburgh the past week representing
the Royal Typewriter company.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evick and chill
dren of Morgantown. have been visit
ing relatives in town the past week.
w. l.. Trembly OF II. >. Albright.
was transacting business here Satur-
day and renewed for the best paper.
William Bobo and Charles Peters
have been in town this week attend
ing court and were callers at this Of
fee.
III you fear hot weather and bad
bowels. DR. Fahrneys Teething Svrup
is your friend and the baby's com
fort.
MIR and Mrs. John Englehart. Miss
Emma Livengood and Winfield Wolfe.
of Guseman. were visiting friends in
town Saturday.
kingwood won very one sided ball
game ON the home grounds last Satur
day the opposing players being known
as the NJ. & X. team.
Lost-A bunch OF keys on the road
between Terra Alta and Kingwood.
Finder will confer favor by notify
ing -" care this office.
E. J. linn of Browns Mill. was a
business visitor at this Office Tuesday.
renewing his subscription and leaving
an order for job printing
For Sale have 500 bushels of re-
cleaned Japanese Buckwheat that has
been grown for seed and will cost YOU
Sl.O0 per bushel. II. NJ. Arthur, Reeds
Viile' w. va. 27-tf
Theodore Seal OF Hudson. while I'm
town last Friday called on The Argus
and renewed his subscription. Mr..
Seal had been serving as a grand
Juror
Dwight Teter returned TO town ON
Tuesday after spending a day or two
at Morgantown. and intends leaving
the latter part of the week for his
home in philippfs -
Imperial brick ice cream will be
delivered by the Kingwood Pharmacy
next Sunday for dinner. Large bricks.
sufficient cream for eight people. only
soc Leave your order Saturday.
That | may not lose an issue OF
your welcome paper will you kindly
change at once my address from Col
lery, Pa. to X. !, Mars. Pa" writes
Ed o. Ludwig, an old subscriber.
Maj. o. A. Dill spent few hours
here yesterday but hurried homeward
IN the evening so as to be on hand for
the big gathering of his friends and
acquaintance at Oak Park today
Rev A. ID. Craig was called to Ma
sontown to assist in the funeral of
Simon Martin, who was buried at that
place on Wednesday. While in Mason
town he was the guest OF DR.. Owen.
For Sale-One horse, weight 1900, 7
years old; one colt year old; one
mare y years old; one cow Z years
old; one two-year-old Holstein heifer
Call on or address J. w. Hill, King
wood. *. No i. 34-tf
c. w. Bolyard, of Reno district, was
a business visitor in the county seat
few days the past week Mr.. Bolyard
is one OF the prosperous business men
of his neighborhOod and will likely
locate in or near Kingwood If he can
find suitable property.
Children's day was observed at the
KingwOOd Baptist church last Sunday
night. The house was beautifully de-
corated and the program was very in
teresting. Those who took part did so
in way that reflected credit both on
themselves and on the training com
mittee.
The First Presbyterian church will
follow the usual order OF services for
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