West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-02-17

/ ho"esNhie HeStiou MonohN on buSl-
ness.
5. b. Montgomery is out OF the city
this week on business trip through
the state
T. NJ. Runner and David Shahan OF
Sinclair. were county seat visitors the
past week.
William Miller was here from Tun-
Melton one day this week on bust
ness mission.
For Registered Aberdeen An
gus bulls and heifers-J. a. Dodge,
Terra Alta. W Va. list
Marshall Brown. of Parkersburg.
has been the guest OF his brother,
Robert L.. the past week.
Miss Helen Keller delivered high
ly interesting lecture to large crowd
at Morgantown Monday evening.
Dick" the black horse belonging to
NJ. b. McGinnis, passed to his reward
last Monday evening at ripe old
age.
Judge c. b. Ollie has been here the
past week from Morgantown looking
after some important business mat
ters.
DR.. Fahrney Teethins Syrup is the
best remedy for any sickness baby
gets. no matter how young or how old.
Try it,
]. f. Jenkins. president OF the
county court was here from Pleasant
district last Saturday on a business
mission.
For Sale-Two lots in the jackson
Addition. Kingwood. W. Va. Address,
Mrs. c. T. Smith. 1911 South street,
Lexington, Mo. l3-4t
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox left Sun
lay for Baltimore where the latter en-
tered a hospital for treatment. Mr..
Cox returned home the next day.
For Sale-Five shares OF Tunnelton
)ank stock at 800 per share. to the
nighest bidder. Address Mrs Mar
saret Bishop. 1871 Market street.
Jacksonville. Fla. l5-2t
Mrs. f. +. Cobun and Miss Ethel
Mcmillan of Masontown. are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. John
on Grand street. South Park.-Mor-
gantown Dominion.
Hon. VIM G. Brown was here
short time Monday on his way TO
Parkersburg to attend a meeting OF
the State Democratic committee which
was held Tuesday.
w. Scott Reed returned home Friday
,vening from Chicago where he had
spent week buying a large line of
the very newest goods for his big
store on Main street.
Mr.. Merchant, are you getting your
hare of the great prosperity that has
ONE to this county. Get aboard the
Argus advertising columns while the
going is good and sit tight
Owing to a wreck on the w. V. N.
railroad, caused by a couple of coal
;ars leaving the track near Marion,
The evening passenger train was de-
layed an hour or so on Monday.
Have you ever thought, Mr. Mer-
liant, Of anticipating the needs Of
your customers and telling them
about it through the columns of this
paper? Don't you think they would
appreciate it?
Major William Wallace of the Uni
ed States army. and Major John II
Charnock of the adjutant generals
office. Charleston, were here yesterday
to hold an inspection of Company G
and it's equipment thorough in
3pection of the State range at Caddell
was also made
Fourth Lyceum number. March End
For three successive seasons DR..
Evans has lectured at the largest
chautauqua assembly in Ohio, in such
big company as Bryan, Hills, Conwell,
Gunsaulus and others as well known
No man on the platform today is in
greater demand.
The Kingwood Baptist church an
nounces Sunday services as follows:
Sunday school at 1000 a. m; public
worship at 1900 a. m, with sermon on
Indignation OF Jesus" young peoples
meeting at 700 D. m, leader. Mr.. j.
II Werlich, topic. How to Put the
Bible Into Life" Prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening. Come to church
and bring your friends with you
Charles Brown. pastor
Rev. Charles Brown was regularly
ordained a minister OF the Baptist
church at a meeting Of the District as
ISOLATION held at Tunnelton last
Thursday. An examination was held
in the afternoon which was passed
successfully by Rev. Brown, and in
the evening the ordination sermon was
delivered by Rev L. l.. Lightner. pas
tor az that place Rev Brown has
charge Of the Baptist church here sno
also at Albright.
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