West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-30
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Wiley Smith of Valley Point. wa.
here during the week
r'red shiun of Clarksburg. was a
business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. 5. A. Pratt has returned home
from a visit at Rosemont.
j. " Hin was business visitor in
town Saturday from route one
Miss Iva Bucllew was Mannheim
visitor from Saturday until Sunday
Casimer Gross is in the city today
from Reedsville on business mission
Merchant }. NJ. Brown was here
from Mannheim yesterday on business
trip.
Just received fine line OF stephen
son underwear for men Reeds the
Quality store
You have never read better story
tlah Joe the Book Farmer" To be
gin shortly in The Argus.
Charles L. Peu a popular hard
ware merchant OF Davis. was here the
past week visiting his old home
-Fahrney's Teething Syrup is the
cnly baby medicine that is always
safe. Teething made easy No bad
nights
p. A. Rodeheaver and son Clarence
of route one are in town today and
called at this Office to renew for the
best paper
Let every boy who can procure
copy OF The Argus read Joe. the Book
Farmer" our new serial which will
begin soon.
J. G. Trembly. of route two, AL
bright, was a business visitor I'm town
the past week and pleasant caller
at this office.
Joseph Wright. prominent young
man from Housewife, was a county
seat visitor yesterday. and a renewal
caller at this Office
Wanted "A young married couple to
do general farm work Everything
furnished Apply at once to G. f.
Dodge Terra Alta, w Va 23-2t
Merchant w. S. Reed returned yes
torday from Morgantown. where he
had spent the previous day transact.
ing important business matters
J. Willis Halbrittcr, the popular JUS
tice of the peace at Tunnelton, was at
tending to some important business
anairs and greeting his many friends
here one day this week
Only the best is good enough for our
readers consequently we have secur-
ed exclusive right to publish the most
helpful story of the year, Joe, the
Took Farmer" Read it,
$. y. Montgomery arrived home yes
terday morning from Washington,
Nnere he had spent the past week in
the interest OF his candidacy for the
unexpired term in Congress
Mrs r. A. Walker, Mrs. Gene
Younger and Mrs. Leanna Strothers
returned Monday from Richmond, Va,
where they were in attendance at the
annual conference of the colored NJ
IS. church.
Tracy l.. Jeffords of Jefferson coun-
ty. and i. J. Forman Of Grant county.
a5piTants for the Republican nomina-
ton for Congress in this district, were
in town yesterday meeting our people
Both are first rate gentlemen and are
favorably known to quite a large num-
Der of our people.
The Violin Music club held an inter
esting session at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. b. Hanger last Saturday after
noon. At this meeting two new names
were added TO the membership Of the
cldb. AT the conclusion of a short
program refreshments were served
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Amos ON Saturday, April 8th.
James Mechanism, aged about rs
years for a long number of years a
resident Of Preston county. and father
OF J. N. Mechanism of GAINESVILLE,
died at the home of his daughter in
Mauerstown. Va, the past week. after
a short Illness of grip Mr. McClan-
ahan was a veteran of the Civil war
and was widely known throughout
this section but has been residing I'm
Virginia I'm recent years
You are invited TO the Sunday ser
vices at the Kingwood Baptist church
Sunday school al 1000 a. M; public
worship at 1900 a. m. with preaching
by the pastor; young peoples meeting
at 700. Prayer meeting Wednesday
az 1880 D. M I desire 10 announce
also the eyangelisGc campaign which
will begin Sunday April 49, The SER
ias OF meetings win be conducted by
Evangelist ID. T.. Whitencr. who is not
only am effective preacher. but a gifted
chorus leader and am earnest personal
worker Charles Brown pastor
One of the greatest meetings ever
held in Albright was closed at the
Baptist church of that place last sun
day large number of extra chairs