West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-07
of IL Arpus.


people attended decoration exercises
at Grafton and Grab Orchard on
May goth.
Alex Zeller closed the contract
today for large dwelling to be
erected in Grains addition at once.
Jas. III. Freeland being the success
full bidder.
Mrs. Kate Michael and little
daughter of Connelsville, are guests
of Mrs. A. II. Parsons and will
visit relatives in the country for
several weeks.
Harland Jones of the Garrett
Natl. Bank, at Oakland. Md. was
calling on his lady friends here
Tuesday.
Harry Parsons who holds a posi-
ton in Connelsville, is visiting fri
ends in town this week.
J. N. McClanaham has started
the foundation for fine residence
in the Riggs grove.
DR.. VIM. f. Daley and l.. V.
Reed have each just completed a
large poarch TO their residence.
Induction services of Rev. r.
Ellis Jones as pastor of the first
Baptist Church Terra Alta, was
held on Tuesday evening, the
service was very impressive as well
as beneficial to those who were
present. The church is certainly
fortunate in securing the services Of
so able man as DIR. Jones, and
/ predict that he will do much good
for the church.
Jas. II. Freeland is erecting a
beautiful residence for Reed Welch
IN the Crane addition, and / under
stand has contracted for Morris
Brothers for another large dwelling
on River Ave. In the same addition.
Mrs. l. G.. Lazzell Of Morgantown,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Glover, at Lakewood.
Misses Amy and Adeline Ellison
two charming young ladies of
Fairmont, who have been spending
ten days vacation at Highland
Cottage returned home Monday.
A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized IN the M. f. Church on
Wednesday evening, the contract
ing parties being Lloyd w. DeBerry
and Miss Iva Candy. The church
was very tastefully decorated. Spe-
cial pews were reserved for the d.
ID. Sircle of which society Miss
Candy and Mr.. DeBerry were
members. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. w. Engle,
pastor of the church. A very large
concourse of friends and acquaint-
ances were present. Immediately
after the ceremony a number of
their friends and relatives were
driven to the home of the brides
parents where elegant refreshments
were served. A long life and much
happiness to this excellent young
couple.
We notice with no little interest
in the columns of the Journal and
other papers the name of Hon. w.
II. Glover as one of the best men
we could send to the legislature from
the east side, his past record as our
representative is sufficient evidence
of his ability and was considered
one of the leading men while a
member and while electihg Legs
lators we want men who are intel
llgent and incorruptible and have
the leisure and favorable conditions
to study and understand the complex
questions of state life. Mr.. Glover
is not seeking this but we hope TO
induce him TO allow his name to go
gpon the ticket as candidate to be
voted for at our next Republican
primary election.
One of the most delightful enter
tainmenis Of the season was that
given by Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Crane
at their elegant home Highland Cot.
tage Wednesday May 80, from eight
till twelve. The 2arlors aud dining
room were deliberately decorated
with pinR>azalea interviewer with
fern, between arches we're suspend.
ed large floral designs representing
number ~. Chandeliers were drap.
ed with pink and green cast mel
low glow Of light through the apart
ments color scheme Of pink and
green being artistIcally carried out
in all the decorations. Is tables
were occupied by the guests and
the playing was spirited drought
the entire evening, at a seasonable
hour a delicious course luncheon
was served. One Of the special
features Of the evening we're the
solos rendered by Mr.. Henry Grus.
cndorf which we're highly appreci.
ated by the guests. Those who