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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-23
Kay; 3rd. Mrs. J. p. Dugan.

6e6d.
Best vase nasturtiums-1st, Mrs. w.
K. Stringer.
Best collection roses, / assortment
lower bulbs, FrlersOn's Pharmacy
LIST. Mrs. 4. j. Gambrell; 2nd, Mrs.
w. x. Stringer: 3rd, Mrs. ]. %. Ross.
Best single rose-1sE Mrs. w. X.
Striagcr.
srn, Art department.
Best oil painting-1st, Mrs. j. d.
Rast; End, Mrs. r. J. Gambrel.; Srd,
Mrs. J. D. Rast:
Best water color-1st,' Miss Fannie
narper; t2nd. Mrs. Jennie Emerson.
Best specimen stenciling-1st, Mrs.
j. d. Rast =
Best specimen hand painted china
Lat, y1rs. J. D. Rast; End, Mrs. Alb
bic Stokes; 3rd, Miss Miriam Lee.
Best 1-2 doz. place cards-1st, Mrs.
]. D. Rast. 7.
Cheese Drops-1st, Edith Kelly.
Fancy Work-1st. Essle Hembree.
Drawing-1st-Flori Smith; End.
Bergfn Smith; 3rd, Charlie Smith.
Sofa pillow-1st. Annie Dristow:
End. Elizabeth Welborn: 3rd. Inez
Campbell. .cse f.
Dried fruit-1st, Sadie Bell Wilson.
Butter--1st, Inez Campbell;
Collection OF pickles-1st. Annie
May Thomas.
Canned fruit-1st, Lucilo Green.
Collection OF 1elly---1st Annie May
Thomas. ~,
Collection Canned frult-1st. Martha
Cox.
Artificial flowcrs-1st, Mrs. G. C. Da-
Wis; End, Mrs. M. L. McCullough.
Palm-1st, Mrs. A. C. Latimer; 3rd.
Mr.. l.. A. iWertz.
Lemon-1st, Mr.. L. A. Wertz.
Princess Feather--1st, Miss Thelma,
Burgess; End, Miss Jane Opt.
Candles.
Best collection Of home made candy.
LIST, Mrs. j. G. Garrett; 2nd, Mrs. r.
A.. Lewis.
Vinegar.
/ Best quart home made vinegar-1st,.
Mrs. A. G. Latimer; 2nd, Miss Carrie
Pinson. 80
& ~ Wines. 81.
4 Best collection OF wines, ! can White
Rose coffee. Hand e. &'Willinghhm--1st,
Mrs A. c.. Latimers End, Mrs. Wesley
Welborn: 3rd, Mrs Oscar Kay
Best quart grape juiCc-1st, Miss
Nell Bean; End, Miss Carrie Pinson
Bird, Mrs. G. H. Gassaway. .srji.
Dried Fruit.
( Best 1-24 gallon dried applcs-1st,
J. B.. Watkins; End 4 e e. Gruber; 3rd,
Mrs. 8. J. Parnell. b: -. ! "a
Best pound butter--1st, w. Ander-
son; End, r. w. Shirley; .3rd Marie
Kay. Il
Ham, Lard and Bacon.
Best home cured ham. 90 pound
Cream Loaf four H F. Hanks let,
M. A. McGee: End, Mrs. ]. p. Clink-
scales; Bird. Mrs. n, A. Lewis.
Best homo cured bacon, i umbrel-
Ia, w. J. Moorehead--1st,J J. w. VIII
lingham; End. J. M. Mitchell; Srd,
Mrs. Il. A, Lewis. az $50
Best Jar lard In glass. not less than,
fve esDDundB, can coffee, Bolton Mer-
Camille Co--1st. w. G.. Fogg; End, Mrs.
Wesley Welborrf; 3rd, e. r. Parker.
Best canned tomato-1st, Mrs. w.
best branded peachesA.1st. Mrs.
Clyde Green. tlj
:: Best .ssss: esIns honsy: gsSiity and man
ner OF putting up 70 be considered
Ist. Mfs. w. Il, Ellison; End. B, r.
1.ayior. 5S ~.
+, 9#: Fine Sewing.
Best plain shirt waist--lst. Mrs. w. !
J. Morehead; End. Miss Fannie Guy
ton;E 3rd. Mrs.. Jane Opt.
Best house dress-lst Mrs. w. "A:
. Best kitchen apron-ist. Mrs. K. |
.Poore; End, Mrs. W., Ii Sutton; Sd; |
Me- g. a. q ~ ~. eEss. GSs;s g, 81 -
Bes. suit underwear 1sta Miss An
ME GassawRy. q II ~.
Embroidery Exhibit.
49, s.~tk ~.
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Fine Sewing.

n iaf5it n IHO COW1HBs Z 1's.-' -s.- !.
Best plain shirt waist--lst. Mrs. w.
n: Morehead; End. Miss Fannie Guy
tons; 3rd, Mrs. Jane Opt.
Hunter.
Poore; End, Mrs. W., Il. Sutton; Sd;
Me- A. ~. SS-., 49, ~ - {, 's :,
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ssk soll MI 1 fe ieSxss Linn
filsala issn fosS Ssiinss s i ] piiss; q h on
heA stS llsAi A lf B & lsSSss
Best 8 sfiiHs sfiiHs 81 q 81 50 ,Iessfvks
i sIpeseJ e u igrs
land Mrs: iva Brown; SIC, d,s Miss
Fannie H olcoinh 81 & ssssssI; sS
IYss
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II oU1s pRcCluSus staIttuB-4l6ts AilCo
Harris; 2nd, Helen Gassaway;; Bird.
Best specimen henstitching-I1st 81.
Ruth! Geers 2hdi Helen Gsssaway;; 3rd,
s. Il 81 90mesfIc Exhibits.
/ S Best layer cake-+1st, Lucille Grceu:
End, Florida Gruber.. I, J.
Best plain cAke--1 st. jamie HRynfe:
HeBt9 dozen pinin biscuits-1st, Ed
isft Kelly !; End. Lucille Green; 3rd.
/ jamie. .Heynfe! ss s I. s s z ~
"a Best, tea cakes--1st, jamie Haynie:
End Ruth Cox; 3rd, Annie; May Thorn-
aS.f I; ~
III Best collection preserves, 1 Kodak,
FrirrsofsB Phaf LIST, jamie Hay
[niess End MaEtha ~ Cox; sra, Annie
May Thomas 4 & 4, 3. ~ -5..sa :
1;.- - us5 Jany kInd)isf.
Jolssy Hatconnb be; Rndt Marie Kay, 3r,i.
Halcnl nlCnGsaHay.sY; ~. ts3
Best lar, pickles 5(any kind1 list,
Lillian Deak ;ta End e Helen GasBawey:i
ards Marcus Hing ham 81 i
!! !sts Bast. sAecfriian ot taoanidyS (any kfndl
LIST EditH Keiisy !: Nancy Blake,
f3fd. Cnwafr r. obtnAo ns A. Ssl Z 81 ii ss
EaeKa1 SIlgpaffRehts 81
Ess Hpss sc0leet tbonf of pot spIantsst1 tegS
M Con ~ 1st. iMf1. NJ d, Coz;
Ind: Mrsss lonftie Nv cham & 3rd, Mrs
Essl Siiscsson eat |; aovers M i s. IAN q q
CITY Market & 4. Ass. aefaes; s
81 Basf sinsls piant, any M ;yasi isty. , iar.''
sdiniere, sznks. Bros. ii 4 Ms. N: Il.
/ Brown; md ma. J.s a. Horton. a, &.
o.: Best vase chfysanthe dst,
ksfs SJ1rxse5ts ss 81, = 2Ssss Irxy NJ M
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
Brand onViIie

In reply to the vitrolic and ungpntle.
manly lrtler that the highly cultured
postmaster OF this town wrote, will say
he reason we gave him gentle him
hrongh the columns Of The Argus W..
h"ught To obtain better service in the
ntnre. He has had personal gron,.h
'galnst us for some time, and 10 get orr
nail at all vas Ike having a tooth pulled
IN many occasions he has refused I
mnd ont orr mail. aud unless Mrs.
'plkcr wa an the po-t,flice we woulIu't
80 It, lie would say decidedly that
mere WAS nothing for Ia, but when W..
would 20 five minutes later and AK Mr..
'piker she would hand it ont. This W..
an prove. As Mr.. Spiker is "A Rrpnhli
an, holding office under a Democrat.
imini-tration. the hint through Thp
Argus gave him cold chill, fearing h..
'ould lose hls position. He thonyht b,
-tter modelled after the Hatfield pHu
Hon would show his superior ability to
"li Office. II bpozing and playing poker
"a sunday IL "A sign OF COOL character
hen We plead guilty To a bal character.
ir reminds one Of the old saying. "Tn
''oe that pinches most makes us .quea
loudrst."
We were sorry TO hear OF the death o
Rev. Dana Feather and extend 10 tn.
pereAved ones our sincere sympathy
Johnathan Spind'er, very aged man.
lied at his home here February md.
Miss Nellye Spker i. very i'll at thi
writing but hope she will sjon be able b.
70 "ut again.
Ray FOrquer and bride were vsitin ,
ZONE folks few days the past week.
Our young folks are practiring for b,
olay TO be- held the last night Of school
Miss Meta Benson is staying at Jes
}enson's.
Miss Lynn Waidell has organized 4
ewing circle here.
Mrs. Hannah Benson, who has been
lnite ylck with pncumonia, we are gla /
% say is improving nicely.
The grounding saw his shallow Febrn
4ry 2nd-more cold weather. n the
government would place bounty ON
1r"undhogs maybe they wrnld all be ex-
terminated and short winters wpnlI b
the result u .es anyone objsct2 Don't
all speak at once
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
Twilight

There will he sale of the personal
property of John NrT. deceased. near
kanes Creek Tuesday, February l7th.
The Black Diamond mine is closed. th,
track taken up aud the mining car,
shipped to headquarters.
Gerald Smith, the little son Of John
Smith 81 Kanes Creek, is suffering will
appendicitis. DR.. RudasiI, of-Kinp.
wooi, il attending him.
Nelson Erwin went to Pittsburgh la,n
week to have his artificial leg repair,
aud now gets around much better tina,
before.
An epidemic is raging among H.,
canine family in this nrighborhood tina,
has sent qnite a number TO their las
hunting ground.
The mansion OF ghosts and hohgobli,
ia It has stool for many years at Sand,
Bottom was struck by a cyclone few
lays ag aud was completely wrecked. |
Was the guiding star for one who lost hi
way few nights ago, on account q
the wrecking "f this building, he wander,
eel around for some time, but fnalh
found where laurel Was located he AT La
was secure from sppoks that have lont
been terror to many persons OF th,
'eighborhood.
There are persons in the world who
yet the big head, especially when the,
are honored with some position Thel
try to make themselves conspicuous whel
1t they could rec Themselves az others a.e
them they would take their hats off anr
BE- seated and then their failures. i'm tr,
my TO perform certain avocations. would
not be noticed. IL may be matter oi
courtesy TO listen to the person VIII,
thinks lac knows it all, but there ar
bs''er ways Of getting an education.
The Manown literary society is nov
t1lly organized and the following officer
have been duly elected: President
George W. White; assistant. Georg.
Everett; secretary Garrett Everett critic
) A sterling; Sergeant, John w. Turner
q esti"n Tor next Friday night il. Re-
| 3 lived That the pen is mightier than On,
sword The society il making arrange
ments 10 get q library for the school H.
"rdrr to accomplish this they expect T.
have a Festival sometime in the near
iWnre Al-o short play or two IL ex
pect"d To- act part in helping TO rails,
money We feel sure the people ar,
interested 900 ibis matter and are wiIlins
20 give tIcir support Doe causr that wiI
prove beneficial 90 their children. Tb,
-ocirty has started ONT with bright pros
/ pct. for tlie future. There has beef
good attendance aud quiet prevails durin.
| the rXrrcia.a.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
Plain View

Miss Ruth Farrell visited ottie RigSl,-
man sundays
Harry Richardson AMI wife were cali
ing on Mrs. Edith Costello Monday night
William Richardson is going to NOV,
To +. ;. Crowns saw mill.
There was preaching At this place sun
day FEBRUARY 1t at 2;S0 y. m. 10y IN,
pastor Rev. L l. Lghtner
Mrs. Pearl Trickett and sister Etlr.
R'eSleman spent sunday at Henry Riggl,
man.
l.. R'gslcmau was out Monday takin
an or'lvr Tor "A carload Of fertilizer.
Mrs Pearl Trickett. Who has been STAY
at L. + Lee Guthues of near Morgan
town. returned home Saturday To sta,
Tor a few WEEKS.
Mis- Bessie Triu'rtt, OF Glaicsvirc
who II staying at } -el,h Rigsleman's. y
on the sick list at this Nriting, hope sb,
will be ont in a few days.
Mrs Jennie Richardson has gone q
Tnnn'ltou t. SIC her daughter Mu
Mobile Shront who has been very SICK far
lev days.
John Bookout who has been sick fn,
sometime is better at this writing ",
hope he will soon be- aOle to 40 IA WORK
again
Miss Nrttie Born who has been visitin,
friends and relatives ut Morgantown IA
Sometime returned home last Monday.
W"are having some fine winter weathe,
at present.
Only seven more weeks of school at thi
place.
Valentine day will soon be here.
Matte Cnnley called at George Riggle
mans "Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Goldie Miller is staying with Mrs
Ed Born of near MI Vernon.
Several from here attended the Lecture
at Gordon Wednesday night.
Russell Mckinney spent Sunday night
with his uncle, Lon Riggleman.
John Farrell OF Irona, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives mean
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Brown wen,
visiting at George Rigglcman's sunday.
Miss Josie Collins, who has been stay
ing at Lawrence Browns, returned honp.
Friday.
Miss Retta Miller. who has been stay.
ing at Fairmont, is spending few day.
with home folks.
Mrs Pearl Bali and children, Of Ma ON.
town, spent the past week with her
m"thcr-in-law, Mrs Sarah Moran, o,
near here
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
Sugar Camp

Hurph for muddy roads.
Tic protracted meeting closed at Cuz-
zirt with twelve converts.
f. S Liynngood made q business trip
20 Albright the past week.
The farmer. are getting ready Tor their
sprinx work.
w s. Wolfe IS working on his new
house.
Oscar Groves expects 70 accompany
his iather-in-ltw to Montana in the
near future.
Mrs bessie Ringer is on the sick lst
at this writing
@. A Groves attended the institute at
Valley Point Friday
John Ringer WIS calling on 3. r.
AMMAN Saturday evening
Rev Albert EnQlc IL holding protracted
meeriug ~ Locust Grove We wish him
succpss.
TIE jenkins brothers are running their
fathers coal mine 1T iull blast.
Several 81 DOR boys attended the shoot
ing match at r p Htrdesty's Saturday.
Frank 4enkins WIN has been working
for thr Ruthbell lumber company, has
! returned hOme.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
Feiiowsviile

The beautiful spring weather makes IL
fhink that spring is here, but we can 7
ell just what February and March may
nave in store for us, "a His Honor Mr..
iround- Hog came out and saw his
'hadow on Monday, and then returned
u his den for an indefinite stay.
The health OF our community il good
u this writing.
Say, You Mountain store correspondent.
ild you go in with Nr. Ground Hog2
Miss Goldyc Menear, Of Scotch Hill,
vas the guest Of Misses Agnes and Ella
Jriss the past week.
Oren Cries and wife, OF Fairmont
'pent few days with home folks tn,
past week.
Miss Nellie Shaw, teacher OF the Union
school. spent the week end the guest Of
Miss Nellie Sidwcll.
Virgil CIarkson, Of Grafton, was
caller at the Sidwell hotel Sunday.
Miss Lowell Bolyard il staying at w
w. Bucklew's
DR.. Buckley is Oh the sick list ut thi
writing.
There was a very large crowd out OF
sunday niVht to hear Rev. Moose deliver
the clo-ing sermon Of THE protracted
series
Willie Watson and Mrs. w. a
WH-on, OF Tunneiton, were at DR.. w
w. BIckicw's Monday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
ARRESTED BY OFFICERS
Had Stolen Animal frog the Barn OF
John Eisey Near Crsnesville

a Young man giving his name ~ VI q
theuy. and claiming 20 be- a rc.id..nt OF
Preston unity, W Va wa picked I'D
80 the Kelly livery harm in Oakland las
saturday by Sheriff B,rtC. scott, charged
with having stolen horse from the barn
OF Mr.. John EI-ey. a farmer residing nea,
'e+yill., w Va the same morning.
Prior 90 Netheny'- arrival in Oakland
Mr. Kelly was notGel 10y Mr. El-ey 60
Doe on Go" lookont for a horse, infinitely
describing thc anlmal hc bad lost. Abpnt
noon Mcihrny put in au appearance and
npon maxi an examination Of the ami
NAL Mr. Kelly iouu that il Tailed ex-
a"t'y With thr description tr'ephonrd by
Nr. Elscy N,theny omrd to sell the
animal % Mr. K.llv. vho in the mean
time had Motif q sheriff Scott. who went
t'thr stable aud PLACED Mrtheuy under
arrst Ilr cons. nttd % ~ back to
West Virginia without rrqui-ition paper
and was taken to Terra Alta the same
EVENT. = by the officers Of that town and
placed ma Che ] rex up somrtime during
sunday morning Metheny battered thu
side out Of the prison and made COOL his
escape aud Is still az large. Oakland Re.
publican.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12

+. =. HvcngooA maize businesrt+ip
- Albright las, Thursday.
Fletcher Smith drove his lichiuinr
speed to Hazelton one day last week on
pnsiness.
Don Crane and Bruce AMMAN droye
nver TO Unlontown the past week on a
p'easnre trip.
Hume Lvcngood was assisting W A.
Wolfe with his new house a few days the
,ast week.
Charles Groves attended the teachers
institute at Valley Point Friday.
w. A. Wolfe made a husincss trip Ia
h. Forman Bros sawmill Friday.
w A. Crane was trying his new sulky
''ow one day the past week.
Oscar Groves made business trip &,
Nhright the past week.
Our protractcd meeting closed on last
Wednesday night Qnite.a number were
''ptis''d and taken into the church ON
rotation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
HoNklIIe
iood weather at pwsent.


We are sorry we broke our resolution
Isaac Coan was inNTunneiton ON busi
ness saturday.
"Uncle sam" spears was visiting a
Hingwood last tuesday.
Did the Ground hog see hiS shadow ?
I hone he lid not.
Geo. l.. ShStIer and wife from Obi
V''rc IN onr town tor u short time rrccntly
Mrs, w, A. Flesher, OF Wheeling,
ray'ns an extended visit here with he,
con W q. Flesher snd family.
Rev. VI. uadert andniece Miss Barhar
l'tcrt left last week for New Martins
lille whore the former takes charg,. q
he parish at that place.
Instead of the usual literary sess,o
Il mock court WAS held at the schon
'"u-c last "Wednesday night and wa
veil performed "a we'll as attended h\
he entire community
w. q. Flvshcr. manager OF the C,fI
oan- Fisher store herr purchased yonn,
'''NN '"'N WIN 'i'tu Eu run, Anu
,w busy holding the lines.
Onr merchants have OH hand a splendid
upply Ot Valentines designed to SUI,
very character aud remember II the on.
'nn receive dies not please YOU 1t vii
or,ly please the sender
Lawyer Jess Shay made u flying trip
Independence sunday to visit relative,
ud Friend.
Chas, Hartsell. who has been working
At MorGtntown in the tinplate mill, l.
visiting his parents Tor "a short time AZ
present
Tue funeral of Peter Smith which tool
place at the Catholic church last Tupsda
vas attended 10y n larg, crowd of friend
md relatives Pete as he was commonl,
allied, was born in Russia but spent mns,
his life in this country and was wei
tnown 10y all tn be n man without fault
IA the eyes of the world. lie was th
eader of the Townsville baud for quite .
while ANA the members all attended Ga,
funeral aud played several selections l..
ospect for the missing member. The
deceased was 36 years OF agc and lraye-
,wiic and four small children besides
lumber of other relatives 10 mourn hi,
ioss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
DR. w NJ. prNr

DR.. William Marmadukc Dent, one OF
thc oldest practising physicians and one
ut the most widely known in this part
the state, died this mariing- at. :
O'Clock at the city hospital ON the west
side at the axe OF 50 lie has been prac-
Using medicine continuously for the past
sixty years.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock at tic residence in
NewhurR Friends of deceased may
ave here ON the S o'clock train Satur-
d'y morning and return home ON the
noon accommodation, after attending the
funeral
The decreased is an uncle of w. II. ID.
Dent at this citY> One hrother James
Dent, oi Evansville, Monougalia Co
aud one sister, Mr4 4. L R,ay, of
N"rvantnwn, survive Dr. Dent The
particulars Of the life OF DR. Dent will be
given 10y the Sentinel later Thursday
Grafton sentinel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
Cedar Valley

Out here in Valley district We are all
moving the best OF health. 20 far ~ We
'tu learn, with the exception Of Henry
Mckinney vino had the misfortune to fall
'n tnc Ice and break his arm near the
wrist.
The farmers are preparing 10 SOW their
'prine crops. Some are hauling lime rock
tp cultivate the soil and others are plow
rg Again you will find some Of the
more cnterpTi-ing farmers ont rcpairin.
thc fences.
Stock is very high due 10 the fact that
the supply does not meet the demand.
iorses are mp to the top nosch Will,
attic, hogs and sheep are above th,
average.
There b. some talk in this ncighborhood
Of pr"j citing street car line from Oak
Park to the Mckinney cave.
The industrial situation in this section
i-rxceIlrnt The mines At Cascade. Brett.
hssJut0wn aud Burke are running foil
blast aud we understand that there ar,
orders sufficient 20 insure good ful
gear work along THE line.
70 was che writer's goud fortune To wit.
ue.s GOO lively chase the other dos
when a pack oi hounds were running b
red fox. You can rest a sured that en-
ioyed the same thoroughly.
Inasmuch a. this il my first letter Z,
Tie Argus desire 10 extend my yer,
best grod i-hes to the editor snG force
Thanks for your kindly expression. I
- heartily reciprocated-Ed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
North Avenue

John Taylor has bncn battling straw for
john Nansickle this last week
Henry Frsznp and wife. NJ Terra, Alta.
were visiting relatives in this vicinity re-
GENTLY.
Lloyd Liningeri s saving lumber on the
john Mckay place at present
Franz Guthrie AMI family visited John
Van ~ickle's sunday.
David Vauscklc and wife. nj Haz.lton
visited George Van-ickle from Saturday
until Sunday
Miss Oma Fike is on the sick list.
William F~sz.e was calling at Marshal
Fixes sunday
Rev g orge w Van sickle is hoIiing
a series of meetings at Clifton Mills ut
tli writing.
Mis- Nellie Metheny. who has been
teaching tne school at This place. was
call-'i home on account Of her mother
illn ST.
J hn Vansickle and wife were sbop.
piug at Marklcysburg Friday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
Cherry Grove

Ground hog weather, isn't itP
We are having some winter weather
nav
Some Of our farmers were blowing a
few days last week.
Elmer Strawser WAS a business visitor
It h"zcl,on Monday.
Frank Shsflcr MAS at Friendsville after
sood' Thursday
w. 5. Livenecoi was on business a,
Hazelton last week
Daniel ID b rry was hauling straw for
Iohn VI. S,nirh last week.
Mrs Lucy Deal who has been visiting
o''atiyes and friends at Crabnrchard for
two weeks returned home Thursday.
Miss osea Sislor visited at Cyrus
Nillrr's few DAYS last week.
Miss Rena Deal il working for Chas
rremiry ot Albright now.
Frank Smith who was working on the
blk mill AT Albrisht returned home Fri
day
Frank Jetierys and John Cas,ell are
i'rgi"g coal Tor Il. G. W. AMMAN.
Motion Benson who his Oeen working
for the Formtn Brns. this winter visited
home folks Sunday.
The series OF me ginrs held At l. cn.t
Grove 10y Rev. Alhert Envle. closed
saturday nieht with cool suc,,ess
Jackson Deal ani Miss Il .~sie Role.
beaver attended the funeral Of Rev ID
W. VI Feather at Lnox last Tuesday
Frank Schnopp attended the meeting
at Locust Grove Friday night.
Bruce Deal. (our mail carrier, had
mnle and horse trade recently.
Walter Guthrie is running his sons
mill full blast now.
Frank DrBerry, OF Terra Alta, passed
through orr town last week. We were
glad t. see his smiling face.
Miss Ellie Benson is STAYING with her
mother who been very i'll Tor the past
mOuth.
Mrs. Jane Shaiirr is on the sick list at
present.
Miss Myrtle Benson is staying with
Dm Crane now
Oar Schnopp. our hustling black smith.
5 doing rushing business this winter
Make the sparks rs Zir)
John Cupp aud Dorsey HiIeman are
working Tor Gay Guseman.
Paul Kelly was "A Sunday visitor at
Cherry Grove. We ART glad To see him
pn the streets again
Fuller Rodrh"aver was on business at
Mountain Dale Saturday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-02-12
Bretz

We have been having fine weather for
several days.
VIII linn, of Clarkshurg, was tn,
yuest Of his aunt Mrs. Thornton Tayln,
last Saturday and sunday.
Misses nellie and Grace Davis. Dorr
Taylor and Homer Taylor were calling
At John Sharps Monday night.
Hauling lumber II the order OF the day
Several from here have been attending
the revival meeting At Masontown
Miss Ann, Ftwcctt, who has been very
'ick, We are glad to say il improving
last AT this writing and We hope she will
AEON be able To be ont again
We are sorry to say Charles Powell
'ai the misfortune to Get hurt last week
Nothing serious, however.
Our school is progressing nicely under
the management OF Miss Beatrice
federer.
Casper Born, Of Rockville, was n bust
ness caller here recently.
OIis Reed aud children were the guest.
II Mrs. Reeds parents MIR. and Mrs. JOE
Nrcncr Sunday week
We are having plenty OF mud.
Ncssrs. Willie Welton. Ben Bowman.
Ernest Watts III aud Allison Stuck ar
srtting ont lime at Lick Run.
Miss Nettie Born, Of Rccdsvlle. ha,
zone To Baltimore Nd. TO the hospital
Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Thornt Taylor was a busidess caller al
Nngwood saturday week.
Charles Keener and wife were guests OF
Hrs Ous Reed last Sunday.