West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-23
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past week.
] Miss Faythe Craig, employed in the
| kingwood Racket stone, has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank
Craig, the past week
Miss Genevieve Poland and brother
Vincent are the guests Of their grand
mother Mrs. Margaret Cross at Emory
vile, Mineral county.
Messrs. d. ]. Williams and Thomas
L. Weaver, the former the superintendent
OF tide Irona Mines and the latter the
enterpr'sing merchant at Irona, motorcd
i'm one day last week aad attended to
some business matters.
Samuel b. Montgomery and son New
ton were here Friday the guests of Mr..
Montgomery sister, Mrs Hugh W.
Bonaield.
W. A. McGinnis, OF Terra Alta, was
here Thursday calling on many of our
citizens in the interest OF the Safe In
surance Co., of Harrisville. tins state
This is fire insurance company COM
posed OF West Virginia capital and while
not one of the lfrgest companies il is
considered all that its name implies
Safe.
| Waitman L y Scome, of Clarksburg,
was here Friday calling ON the mercantile
trade. Wait formerly lived here and has
a host of friends who always extend the
glad hand of welcome
Joseph Federer, the popular Newburg
tonsorim artist, was here Friday greeting
his many friends.
Mrs Nan Harrington, Of Clarksburc.
was here during the past week the guest
nf her sister Mrs. IL. w. Bonafield.
Attorney Hubert Crogan, of the county
seat, was professional visitor here
| Saturday.
Misses Nell and Edwina Fmntz re-
turned from their eastern trip the past
week They were accompanied by their
sister Mrs, Thomas j. Sweeney and son
John, of Johnstown, Pa, who will re-
main for some time the guests of friends
and relatives.
Miss Anna O'Mally left Saturday for
Westernport and Frostburg, Md, ac-
companied 10y her cousin Miss Lavina
Brady, of the former place, who had been
here Tor the past week the guest OF Mics
0'Malley.
Thomas Williams and wife, OF Cleve-
land, Ohio were here for few DAYS the
past week. Mr.. Williams il identified
with the now coal company which is in
stalling plant on the line of the West
Virginia Northern.
Mrs. NJ. G. Gibson has returned TO her
farm, near town, after spending several
| days here.
Miss Ruby Beavers is the guest of
friends and relatives at Erwin.
Miss Mary Lowther, of Mt. Glare,
this state, is here the guest OF her friend
| Miss Blanche Rankin.
G. g. Dougherty returned from his
| business trip in the west and spent Sun
day at the home of l.. B. Hartman. Mr..
Dougherty and wife returned TO their
home, at Magnolia, Sunday evening.
Miss Mildred Myers, of Fairmont, who
has been the guest of her aunt Mrs. II.
w. Bonaiield for the past ten days, left
Tuesday for Kingwood where she will be
the guest OF her uncle Sam b. Mont
gomery and family.
Mrs. Thomas Birkbcck and daughter
Cecile left Tuesday morning for Wads-
worth, Ohio, their former home. On
their return, accompanied by a son and
another daughter, the family will reside
in the II. +. Sidwell property.
On last Friday afternoon the members
of the Kingwood district board of edu-
cation met here and finally accepted the
plans OF Architect Lyons, of Fairmont,
| Tor the new high school building. After
the business session the members ad-
| journed to the site where the building is
to be erected and enjoyed delightful
lunch.
On Thursday July 9Th two of our
young folks stole a march on their friends
and were quietly married. Ulysus Grant
Taylor and Carrie Agnes Coli were the
happy couple that Rev. p. w. Mctheny
united in the bonds of holy wedlock at
the home Of Mrs. Murhl Ruggles, sister
OF the bride. The groom is a son of Mrs
David Adams, by former marriage.
while his wife is the oldest daughter of
Edgar GoiI and wife. They have host
OF friends who wish them every Joy and
pleasure in happy and long welded
| career.
| Fletcher j.. Dawson will conduct an
up-to-date ice cream parlor and lunch
room in the store room next to the Hart
barber shop during the campmeeting
season and possibly longer iffound pay
ing Investment.
On Wednesday evening, about ten
o'clock Grover Wolfe, who was working
on the motor in the local mines, had the
misfortune Of having his arm badly
lacerated and sprained Young Wolfe
was then replaced by o. NJ. Conner and
about three thirty O'Clock Thursday
morning Conner, in some manner, fell and
the motor passed over both legs nearly
severed one Of his feet near the ankle
The injured boy was taken to the Miners
hospital, at Fairmont, Thursday, and il
was reported his foot would not be am
putatcd.
Among those from here who attended
the Bonafeld family reunion, at ok
Park, Saturday. we're Mrs. a. !. Bona