West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-02-10

! LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :
Argus ads make merchandise NOV,

Attorney j. A. Arbogast OF Akron
Ohio. is in the city today.
Postmaster Frank Holman was here
from TOWNSVILLE Saturday.
Business. like trouble. always comes
to the fellow who goes after it.
f. Scott FELTON, was here the first
OF the week from Rowlesburg.
Squire ]. II. Conway of Clifton
Mills. is a county seat visitor today.
o. f. Bartron Of Albright. was a
caller in town the first of the week.
Miss Eta Duvall was the guest OF
her brother at Morgantown over sun
day.
Mrs. Geo. A. Herring was the guest
OF friends at Reedsvilie a few hours
Saturday.
Lawyer William b. Bowman of the
klver City. was a Kingwood visito,
yesterday.
Merchant c. Frank ellis of New
burg, is attending TO business matters
here today.
For Rent-Rooms over Kingwood
Pharmacy. Call on w. II. McCIain
kingwood. w Va. lett
Virgil McMillen. justice of the peace
at Reedsville. was a business visitor
here the past week.
jeremiah Thomas of Bruceton Mills.
was transacting business in the city
Monday.-Clarksburg Exponent.
Or. Fahrneys Teething Syrup is the
best remedy for any sickness bah,
gets, no matter how young or how old
Try 1t.
Ellery Smith of Halleck. Monon-
gala county, was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. w. e. Hawkins a few days
this week.
For Sale-Two lots il the Jackson
Addition. Kingwood, W. Va. Address.
HRS. c. T. Smith, 1911 South street.
Lexington, Mo. 13-4t
John +. Copeman and Vester b
were among those from this
place who attended the Guseman fu-
neral at Reedsville Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Schaerer returned
home yesterday afternoon from Reeds.
Vile where she had been the guest OF
her daughter for a few days.
IL will soon be housekeeping time,
SO attend the bazaar at the new ar.
mory Saturday. February II, and ge,
your aprons, caps, busters and many
household helps which will be on sale.
A Vermont creamery has establish
ed a parcel-post trade of 400 pounds
of butter a week as the result of an
inquiry for good butter made to thu
county agent and referred to the
creamery.
Have you ever thought, Mr.. Mer.
chant, of anticipating the needs o.
your customers and telling them
about it through the columns OF this
paper? Dom you think they would
appreciate IT?
Mr.. John II. Brown of Kingwood.
the only surviving brother OF the late
MIS-. D.. 1. Totten Of Oakland. spent
Saturday in Oakland on business wheu
he was the guest of Mrs. A. r. Mat
hews.-oakland Republican.
Rev. Marques of M%asontown, occu.
pied the pulpit in the NJ. f.. churcl
here both morning and night last Sun
day, delivering two very acceptabl,
sermons. Rev. Wells of the loca
church. preached in the Masontown
church.
Sunday services at the Kingwood
Baptist church: Sunday school at 10
g.. m; young peoples meeting at Z D
m, led by Miss Mary Shafer; public
worship at 7:45 p. m. with sermon OF
Tears Of Jesus" Prayer meeting al
1880 Wednesday evening. Come
Charles Brown. pastor.
The country merchant often has the
identical article offered by the mail
order concern, and at the same price
tie wonders why a customer will or
der from the distant city instead OF
asking him for the article. There's
reason-the customer KNOWS the
mail order man has the goods.
r. W. Mason OF Albright. was one of
our good paying callers the past week
Mr.. Mason was here in the interest OF
the Graham Nursery company Of Ro-
chester. N y, which nursery he has
been representing for a number OF
years, lie works a large territory
and HIS business his year promises
to be a record breaker.
There will be religious services held
on the 18th inst. at the KinRwood u
p. church as follows: Sunday school
at 0:30 a. m, Scott Runner. superin
tendent; class meeting At 1890 a. m.
&. y Bishop, leader; C.. p. at $50 p.
mr Scott Runner, leader; preaching
by pastor at 7:30 p. m %Evangeistic
services will begin at that time. Rev.
r. @. R%adabaugh will have charge Of
tho oarvfcnq from the 18Th fpot Ateo