West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

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TuE ARsus--always first.
additional local news ON second page
A c. Hughes was in runnelton YES
teriay.
Twenty-Five good envelopes for sc al
this office.
L, J. crogan was a Morgantown visi.
tor Tuesday.
There is music in the air-Re,slsyill,
is Organizing brass band
Mrs. J. b. Cotton. of McMe,hen. /.
the guest of Mrs. George a. Walls.
Mrs. James Stuck. of Boston. is visit.
ing with the family OF j. W. Watson.
Mns. George A. Herring is visiting lac,
mother, Mrs. \. Shaffer, at Gladcsville.
Miss Pearl Lowe, OF Bridgeport. W.
Va, is the guest OF Miss Nellie Jane Al.
bright.
Mn. DIR. ;. W. Warner spent several
days last'week with friends i'm Glcnnville.
her old home. N~
The Epworth League OF the NJ. r.
church picnicked at the park i'm West
Kingwood Tuesday.
Misses Beatrice Brown and Eleanor
liartcr are the guests of Miss Nell More
land in Moryantown this week.
Mrs. y. j. Fortney and her guest.
Mrs. j. III. Hawthorne, were Morgan
town visitors several days last week.
Mrs. Harvey Bruce, of Reedsyille.
spent a few days in town last week a
guest at the home OF James w. Parks.
The game OF baseball yesterday after
noon between kingwood and Terra Alta
was won by our boys, the score being
l3 to IL. r
Hiss Georgia Schaefier returned yester-
day morning from pleasant vacation
spent with relatives and friends i'm
western cities
a marriage license was issued this
week To Albert X. Frederick, 20, of
Monongalia county. and Flossie l..
Feather, 20, OF Preston county.
CAROLS furniture store is being
beaptiiied 10y a new coat of paint. in an.
ucipation ol its occupancy ~ Justices
Office lbs the proprietor in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T.. McCanerty
and two sons. of Pittsburg, who have
been visiting at the home OF T. ID. Craig.
were called home on Thursday on ne
count OF the serious illness of Mr.. Me.
CafIerty's mother.
Invitations arc out for the fourteenth
annual reunion of the Brown family to
bc'held at Reedsville, Saturday, August
%. The family gathering this year
promises TO eclipse that OF last year.
which was the best ever held.
4 Japanese party was given Friday
night 10y IL OF Kingwood's young ladies
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William
Al. schaefier. About thirty guests were
present and the evening was spent with
music, games, etc. Refreshments were
served and general good time had
Alma, the 6-yeaIeold daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Shay, near Tunnel
ton, died last Thursday morning nj =
o clock of inflammation of the stomach
The funeral took place Friday morning
at II clock, intcrmcnt bcingin the Shay
graveyard. Resides her parents one
sister and two brothers survive.
Elscy Turner, aged SO years, died at
his residence near Browns Mill on Mon
day from paralysis. lie had been "A
sufferer for many years, his affection
rendering him unable To speak for the
past three years. lie was stone mason
by trade and resided in the vicinity of
Browns Mill all his life. Several grown
survive.
Sergeant Alex Bell, Of Wheeling. a
student at the University, and a member
OF the national guard, was brought to
the Stricken hospital Monday noon
suffering greatly. While sleeping sun
day night at Camp Bagulcy bug
crawled into his car and all efforts to
dislodgc the insect failed. An anaesthc-
tic was administered and the mangled
remains removed. lie IL resting com
iortably now and will leave the hospital
in few days