West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-04
Haywood, August 4, 1904.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.


Miss HildA Burnley of Wheeling, is visit
ing Miss Jessie Shaffer.
Arthur chiIds of Terra Alta, was visiting
his parents here Sunday.
Maurice Jackson was out ON the main
line Tuesday, taking in the sights
Miss Mary Stuck is visiting her uncle
Alison Stuck, at Mason,own. this week
Miss Mabel Marsden of Marsdeu, is here
visiting her sister Mrs. James T. Daley.
Miss Lydia McNash of Wheeling is here
the guest of Mrs. John s. Stone for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo A. Herring left last
Saturday for St. Louis to attend the
Exposition.
Misses Julia Hayes and Emma Hill spent
Sunday the guests of Mrs. Vance Graham of
Albnghtsviile.
Miss Margret Strickler spent from Saiur-
day until Tuesday visiting DR.. and Mrs
ForlneY of Reedsville.
Mrs. o. A. Talbot and Miss Grace Child
ester of Buckhannon, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. l. NJ. Albright.
Joe, Eleanor Nellie aud Carrie Herring.
went out to Herring last Friday to spend
month visiting their relatives.
Mrs. Jas. f. Mudock and daughter Hiss
Mnna, returned last Friday from Kansas
and Missouri. They report fac time.
Messers f. NJ. Williams and p. J Crogan
left Monday to attend the Congressional Con.
veniion at Grafton, which was held Aug 2.
Mrs. j. w. Parsons of Morgantown,
arrived Saturday to visit her daughters Mrs.
Jefferson Slidell Brown and Frances Ann
Parsons.
But two West Virginians granted patents
last week as follows: Carl r. Campbell of
Sistersville. swing; Edward Moran of
Charles Town, ar-bumper
Barney Hess of Baltimore arrived ia town
last week to stay couple Of weeks with his
wife, who has been here for some time. and
with other friends aud relatives.
HWvey Hartman aud Curtis Bolyard left
for Gypsy Grove Monday morning, ON a
prospecting trip. and should the place SUN
them they will move their families there in
the near future.
Joe Shantz. the contractor who erected
the National Bank building here. and who
is now at Flushing. Ohio, where he has the
contract for large school building was in
town this week on business
Rev. II. w. Jones, the pastor of Beverly
Hill NJ. f. Church, will preach on the lawn
of the church on the Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ E. church at
3p. m. and y. Good musi;.
The marriage of Elmer j. Flzer and Miss
Nora f. Craig which occurred June 4,h, is
quite surprise. Mr.. and Mrs. Fizer are
two accomplished young people Their
many friends wish them long and happy
life
Rev. John Beddow, wife and three chill
dren arrived here tuesday evening from
Grafton, and will be the guest of Rev.
II. {. Howard and wife for week. Rev.
Beddow is the popular pastor of the NJ. +.
Church in the above named city, aud has
many friends here, who will be glad to greet
him
Miss Ethelynd Bonaheld Of Tunnelton,
accompanied by Misses Caroline Bantz, and
Mamie NJ. Homer of Baltimore, and G
Prudence Horrocks, of Philadelphia, friends
Of Miss Bona6eld, we're registered at the
Hotel Gordon, Tuesday. Miss Homer will
remsin for time the guest Of Mrs f. f
Bishop.
Mrs. Robert B. Brown entertained her
Sunday school class in a most elegant and
delightful style Tuesday evening al her
home on Jackson Avenue, after making
merry the hours with games and joyous
laughter, delicious spread Of ice cream and
cake was served, and about p M the
happy class dispersed, singing the praises Of
the teacher who is so much respected ~ the
hearts Of her pupils.
Married last Saturday evening At The
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Snyder, Of Masoniown, Miss Laua
Snyder and Mr. Charles c. Swcarengen by
Rev. Z. w. Upton. Quite number OF
event. The bride is one Of Masonlowo's
most popular and accomplished young
ladies. The groom is the son Of Luther f.
Swearengeu Of this place. and has many
friends who wish the happy couple long
- and prosperous life
Misses Martha Prsu and Beatrice Brown
were instrumental In getting up deighlful
hay party, consisting u twelve couples. last
Friday, for trip 20 the river. Eady in
the morning they started for The Boat louise.
asplendid and auspicious place for picnic
occasions, and they made merry the air with
song as they passed through town-that
careful and obliging driver, Sam Williams.
taking the reins Of power IN hand. Ms S.
A. Pratt was the chaperon Of the party
After spending the day in a most enjoyable
way on the ever famous winding river
cheat" about 9 p. M, the streets Of our
little mountain city resounded with the Joy