West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-08
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w. ID. Ashby.
George Kercheval of Keyser. is here at
the present writing shaking hands with
his many friends.
l.. Nj. Stemple of Austen. was promi.
nent business visitor here Tuesday.
l.. 1. Stafford and wife are on a motor
ing trip down through the Old Dominion
and are at present at the historic town of
Winchester.
Misses Blanche and Edith Ashby motor
ell to Masontewn Sunday and spent the
day with their friends the Misses Sidwen.
Rev. Il. w. Metheny is at Fairmont
this week and will attend the NJ. +.
conference before ms return.
Guy NJ. Bonafeld and Col. WI.
Lavelle motored 10 Kanes Creek Tuesday
evening where Mr.. Bona6eld went on
bushes in connection with his lumber
trade
Miss Lilly May Of near Evansville. is
teaching the primary room on the Reno
side this year. The school opened on
Monday of this week.
John William keener kept his regular
appointment at Austen this past SUNDAY
and pronounces the services and atten-
dance better than usual.
j. Henry McCabe has been engaged by
the enterprising firm of Halbrit,er and
Pentony as delivery man. Henry is the
man on the job and is both efficient and
Howard Shahan is the new clerk at
the Hartman furniture establishment
and the public is assured of genial and
prompt service through him.
George Lyons, the proficient tonsorial
artist of the county seat and the man who
radiates good nature and dispels gloom
wherever he may he, was here for few
hours Tuesday on his way to his old
home near Independence.
Miss Agnes Murphy, the charming
daughter Of Col. Thomas Murphy Of
iorman, was here calling on friends
Tuesday.
Hon. Michael H. King of Elkins. the
man who is the right Bower of the George
NJ. Bowers campaign, was here Tuesday
and yesterday greeting the voters and
feeling the pulse of the people.
Mike alleges that he desires to be known
ls the right Bower at this time, presum-
Ably leaving il TO George to be the left
after election.
+. |. Allen, special inspector for the
public service commission and who re-
iides in Parkersburg, was here Monday
IN business connected with the depart
nent he represents. Mr.. Allen is ably
qualified for the position he holds having
been postal inspector in Uncle Sans
service for many years. Ed is a genial
and whole-souled fellow well liked and
avorably known 10y many West Viz
yinia's citizens.
Arden o. Halbritter, son of Squire J.
Willis Halbritter, left for Fairmont Sun
Law evening where he will enroll at the
state normal for the school year. This
will make his second year i'm the normal
and it is predicted by his many friends
who know the young man that he will
not only take an advanced standing but
hat he will later in life write his name
nigh on the roll OF those who make
uccess of lite.
j. Ross Manown and wife, j. L. Spahr
Ind the Misses Ruby, nellie and Berry,
'chaefIer composed n jolly automobile
,arty that visited friends here Sunday.
They drove over in Mr.. Manown's new
Chalmers and made the return trip by
way OF Reedsville.
f.. w. Watson and wife have returned
rom very pleasant two weeks visit
pent with friends and relatives at Graf
on, Morgantown and other points out i'm
he state. Mr.. Watson was on his annual
'acation from his duties as the assistant
asher in the Tunnelton bank.
Thomas Fisher and wife spent the week
nd the guests OF Mr.. Fisher sister at Sulu.
ia, Pa, some ten miles north of Han
,ock, Md. They drove through in their
cord roadster.
Mrs. j. J. McKone, Jr, and children
pent the week end at Grafton the guests
II Mrs. McKones mother Mrs. Frank
Iagan. Mr.. McKone drove them down
friday evening returning Sunday even
ny.
The many friends of Mrs. L. b. Hart
nan will be pleased TO learn that she re-
armed home Tuesday morning from
Mercy hospital, Baltimore, where she
ecently underwent an operation. While
somewhat from the trip she il
otherwise gaining strength and il is fondly
loped that it will not he long before she
8 permanently restored TO her former
trength.
Thomas Hunt, who is student at the
'airmont normal. came in home for the
week end and was accompanied by his
.ousin Miss Mildred Raymond the charm
ny and accomplished daughter Of Judge
md Mrs. w. S. Raymond, OF Fairmont.
They returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. j. L. Stephens and son Edward
eft for Baltimore last Tuesday morning
,fter an extended visit with Mrs.
stephens daughter Mrs. w. q. Lavelle.
rheY were accompanied by Misses Sara
Munson Of Buckhaunon, and Ada l..
Layele the two latter going 20 Peabody
conservatory Of music where they have
for the present scholastic
year
J. William Hunt OF the Cumberland
Press, is home for a weeks vacation
which he will spend with bis parents
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hunt. Mr..
Hunt is one Of the young men that
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