West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-03-25
The Argus leads--and glad to see
the others follow,

Robert l.. Wolfe. OF Burke. was a
| caller in town yesterday.
III you want the best for the least
money try our advertisers.
t. Y. Frazier of function. was a
county seat visitor this week.
J. ]. McKone was a business visitor
here from Tunnelton Monday.
Miss Grace Clayton was a business
visitor at Morgantown Saturday.
b. F. Renshaw. citizen of New
burg. was here on business Tuesday.
a. ID. Bowman was here Saturday
from Rowlesburg on legal business.
l. NJ OHara was here from Browns
Mills yesterday visiting his brother.
a little money well spent works
wonderfully want adv i'm The Ar
gus.
Major o. A. Dill of Reedsyille. was
IN hingwood couple OF days this
week
>. IA. Garner returned last night
from Pittsburgh where he has been
the past week attending n convention
of photographers.
X. 5. Fromhart and Mrs. Glenn
Fromhart of Newburg. were business
callers here this week.
Henry Myers. a good citizen OF
townsville, made The Argus paw
ing call while in town Tuesday.
j. I Sweet, president of the Sweet
Lilly Lumber company at Amblers-
burg. was here on business Monday
Mrs. T.. c. Everly, Mrs c. II. linn
OF Reedsville, and Miss RUBY Schaef-
fer spent the day Saturday in Grafton.
ID. A. Harmed was i'm town last Sat
urday and while here The Argus en-
joyed pleasant and paying call from
him.
T.. ). Brown of Reedsville, intends
holding sale on Thursday, April Is.
OF lot of live stock. farming. machin-
cry. etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Abbott have NOV
ed from the Albright building on Price
street TO the Walls property on Bey-
erly hill
Homer Knots and J. A. Jennings
who were in attendance at court the
past week, returned to their homes at
Newburg Tuesday.
The best advertised the most pat
toIized, the least criticised. the most
eulogized paper in Preston county
The Argus. Try IT,
Mrs. W. f.. Hawkins has been quite
SICK the past week with an attack of
muscular rheumatism. She is grad
Tally growing better.
Mrs. VILLA NJ. Stricken aud little
son were here from Fairmont last Fri
day and the former made this office a
pleasant renewal call.
5. II. Garner, the photographer. has
decided to keep his gallery open until
April LIST, and will give discount on all
work. See adv. in this issue.
Read the new adv. of f. S. Brown of
Reedsville, in this issue. A good line
OF merchandise is being offered for
your selection at cost and less.
John c. Plum OF TOWNSVILLE, while
In town last Saturday, was pleasant
caller at this Office, renewing his and
his sons subscription to The Argus.
Mrs. Jemima Rexroad. who spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Ross
Brand of Herring, returned to her
home this week in the east end of
town for the summer.
Mrs. Lena Murchinell and Mrs. G. c.
Stone were the winners in the contest
conducted by the Journal and Geo. A.
Herring &c Company, which closed this
week. They will leave I'm a short time
for a trip to the Panama exposition
at San Francisco
Edward Heflin of near Irona, was in
town Tuesday making arrangements
for holding a public sale next Thurs
day, April 1st, at his residence. Live
stock, farming implements and house
hold goods will be offered. After the
sale Mr.. Heflin intends to move to
Fairmont
The Kingwood Baptist church an
nounces the following services for
Sunday. March %: Sunday school al
1000 a. m; -. Y. p. u. meeting led
by Miss Martha Brown at 700 o. m:
public worship with sermon on "sins
of Omission" at 7:45 p. m.-CharIes
Brown. pastor.
Arthur Haibritter Of function, was
in town last evening Mr.. Halbritter.
together with NJ. G. Bowermaster. of
this place, have been invoicing the
stock Of the Bergman Supply company
at Borgmans Crossing, the stock hav-
ing been recently purchased by Geo.
II. Rhodes Of Howesville.
The First Presbyterian church an