West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-30
Watch for Zoe, the Book Farmer .

week from Rodamer.
Or. n. S. Steele of Morgantown. is
( a professional visitor today.
Attorney o. +. Wyckoff OF Grafton.
was here a short time yesterday.
George c. Spahr and son James OF
Tunnelton. spent Sunday in town.
c. A. Craig of near Irona. was a
business visitor in town this week.
Miss Dora Menear of Weston. was
here the past week visiting home
folks
c. Blackwell of the Tri-state Paper
company. Cumberland. is in the city
today.
l., F. Everhart was here on bust
ness mission from Terra Alta one day
this week
Saturday Specialize. > Red Kidney
beans. in cans. Sc. At Reeds the
SuailNN store.
For Sale Registered Aberdeen An
gus bulls and heifers. j A. Dodge.
Terra Alta. w Va. 17-St
Lawyers Parrack of Function. and
Bowman Of Rowlesburg. were county
seat visitors this week.
Editor Benz. H. Sincen of the Oak
land Republican, was Kingwood bus
mess visitor this week.
Dr. w. II. Post was here from Ma
sontown attending to business mat
ters the rst of the week.
You have never read a better story
than Joe the Book Farmer" To be-
gin shortly in The Argus
Let us make your Easter suit. The
International line is best and cheap
est. See samples at w S. Reeds.
Tickle weather. DR.. Fahrney's
Teething syrup is always dependable.
Doctors prescribe It. Write for free
sample
Let every boy who can procure a
copy OF The Argus read Joe the Book
Farmer" our new serial which will
begin soon.
For Sale Bees at reasonable prices
at residence of Mrs. Geo. w Bishop
Write or call Chas. f. welch. Al
bright, w Va. 22-3t
Mrs. G. II Wilson was summoned TO
the East Side this week to the bedside
of her mother, Mrs Calvert. who has
been critically in.
Miss Nellie Flynn is home for a few
lays vacation from her school work
at Buckhannon where she is a stu
lent in Wesleyan college.
Misses Ellen and Venetta Mckenzie
returned to their home in Keyser on
Monday after having spent the past
three weeks here as guests of Miss
Nellie Monroe
Miss Annabel Hoke. who has been
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Heermans for few days, left at noon
Wednesday for her home at Hunting
on Post-Chronicle.
Vester b. Dunn has been out on the
main line this week mingling with
he voters. He is making an active
light for the Republican nomination
Tor prosecuting attorney.
Quite large crowd witnessed the |
literary contest at the opera house on
Saturday evening and a nice sum was
called Several fine numbers of
music, essays and readings we're
given. The debate was won by the
Demosthenean society by slight mar
gin
Joe, the Book Farmer" will be
;lassed, without doubt, as one Of the
most readable. worthwhile stories
ever written. II is a straightforward
tory of the ambitions and struggles
IF young farmer boy and should be
read by all. To begin shortly in The
Argus
Miss Mary Eta Bishop, who had
been in the city for a few days. left
this morning for Cleveland, o., where
she resides She was here en- route
from Albright where she was called
by the death Of her father. G.. w.
Bishop. Mrs. Dora 3. Mitchell and
laughter, Miss Cecil, the former
daughter of Mr. Bishop who were
called to Albright by his illness, re-
turned home several days ago-Fair-
mont West Virglnian.
Harold Poster, son Of Mr.. and Mrs ,
Wilbur Poster, Of this city left yes
erday for Douglas. Arizona, where he
will assist his brother, Carney Poster.
In the stationery business. Carney
Posten was formerly a resident Of this
'ity but removed TO Arizona some
three years ago Since the arrival of
200 United States troops Douglas has
been enjoying a life-sized boom and
Harold Poster has gone to assist his
brother with the latter's rapidly in
orcasing business Morgantown DO
miuiOn.
a subscriber TO The Argus. who is q
friend worth having. and who lives
near Oakland. in sending his check 10
rnmoW bis auLacrlDlLon lo The boat