West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-26
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Reed. Adv
Cashier Scott Lantz was here from
Reedsville yesterday.
Frank Sterling was here during the
week from Clarksburg.
c. l.. Rogers is here today from
Gainesville on a business mission.
Joseph Wright OF TOWNSVILLE. was
Masontown business visitor the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ. Mcdaniel are
here from Clarksburg visiting rela-
tives.
Earl Dixon. cashier of the Mason
town bank. was a business visitor here
yesterday.
For Sale-Dining room table and
chairs. See Ross Abbott. rear OF Ma
tional Bank
Remember the Heinz demonstration
at Reeds on Saturday You are in
yited TO attend.
Special prizes in all departments
VII be made on Heinz day. October
2Sth. w. S. Reed. Adv.
For Sale -Full-blooded Shropshire
male lambs. Call on b. f. Christie
pher. Reedsvllle. w Va Adv-5l-3t
Watch babies bowels till the frosts
come. Dr. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
keeps them in good shape. Sample
free. Adv
ID. 7. Stone OF route two. Newburg.
renewed for The Argus Tuesday even
ing while here attending the big Chill
ton meeting.
w. G. Cobun. prominent Reedsville
merchant, came down Tuesday TO hear
Senator Chiffon and renewed for the
best paper while here
James p Plum. who lives on route |
two. Tunnelton. was a renewal caller |
at The Argus Tuesday evening while |
here attending the Chiffon meeting.
Some one has said Man is a relig- |
ious animal" II man ever ceases TO |
be religious he will be all animal |
re sure TO go to church next Sunday.
Wade Ford of Shelborne Ind, has |
returned home after several days
spent here visiting his grandfather, A. |
G. Scott and Mrs. Scott on Morgan
town street
Robert l.. Brown, Jr, who Is visit |
ing relatives I'm Parkersburg, came
home Friday evening to attend the |
corn show and returned to Parkers-
burg the next day.
Wanted-Sober, middle aged man
wanted for chicken and garden farm
rear Pittsburgh. Good house and fair |
wages to right man. Write Wolfe |
Farm, Harmarville. Pa Adv-51-3t |
Mrs. Belinda Jenkins. Mrs. Lucy
burke, f. o. Shaffer and b. f. Cress
and little son notored down from Ma |
sontown yesterday and spent few
hours in the city.
Fer Sale -Pure-bred white Leghorn
,cockerels. Price S1.OO each. Only |
few TO be sold at this price and the |
offer expires November 18th f. F. |
Martin, Kingwood, w Va
Adv-52-4t
Kingwood Baptist church: 1000 a. |
m, Sunday school; HOO a. m. public |
worship with sermon by pa;tor; 1915 |
p. m, young peoples meeting. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. All are I
cordially invited to these cervices.-
Charles Brown, pastor
Hon. Joseph II. Gaines, chairman of |
the Republican state committee, ad-
dressed a small crowd at the court |
house here last Saturday. The Honor |
able Joseph evidently thought ne was
back In the good old days OF boss rule |
and high protection for his speech was
so old you could see the moss-covered |
edges
ington. left today for Fairmont after |
spending a day here. Last night he |
addressed a goodly number OF the ciu- |
zens of TOWNSVILLE and vicinity at that
place and made an excellent address
Mr.. Kelley is a public speaker of note
and he was listened to last night with
close attention. lie was for many
years a newspaper man before taking
up the study OF law, has travelled
great deal and is a highly pleasing
gentlemen.
ssr. W. Frank Pierce, one OF Pres
tons dyed I'm the wool Republicans,
was in the city yesterday and openly
declared himself against the Hatfield
machine, and says that he will vote
the straight Democratic ticket on No
vember 7. Mr.. Pierce is one OF Pres
toms most influential citizens and Is
always on the inside track of political
prospects lie believes that Cornwell
will have a walk-over. and that the
Hatfield machine would do we'll to
make funeral arrangements early and
avoid the rushLFairmont Times.
The corn show Saturday was not as
we'll attended as usual and there were
fewer exhibits Considerable dissat-