West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

Elsie Bishof and two children returned
to their home in Morsantown Friday.
Miss Mildred Smith returned home Fri
day.
Natheny Is making cane syrup in this
and adjoining communities.
Mrs. Ella Livengood has been very
sick the past week.
Edna Feather returned to Uniontown,
Pa, Wednesday.
J. l.. Reckart motored TO Terra Alta
one day the past week.
Hume Livengood drove down TO Al
bright Friday accompanied bv his sister
Elsie and her two little boys and Mildred
Smith.
Forman Bros. have been threshing
buckwheat in the Morgan Glade settle
ment the past week. Buckwheat is
making a very good yield
A. X. Livengood is able to do some
light work.
Some of our people attended children =
service at Shady Grove and I.akeford
Sunday.
Charles Groves sold fine colt to w.
A. Crane the past week.
The roads are in better condition than
they have been for years.
John Morrow, who has been sick and
stayin at Philip Schnopp's for some time,
is better and is now staying at f. $.
Reckart's.
Clark Miller is the father of fine big
boy. DR.. Wilkinson was the attending
physician.
Abigail Areta Crane, the daughter of
w. ). and Allie Crane died Sept. 18th
1914 while undergoing an operation for
appendicitis and other troubles. Her
death came To her friends and neighbors
as great shock. No one knew or real
lied that the death angel was 40 near.
The funeral was conducted at the home
of the deceased 10y her pastor. Rev. Orr.
who delivered II beautiful discourse TO "A
large assemblage of relatives and friends.
after which the services were given into
the hands of undertaken Harmed who
gave all chance to take last look at
what was mortal of Areta. The remains
were then taken TO Parnell cemetery and
laid 10 rest The deceased was II years.
] month and days old. only i'm the
bloom OF life. She was pious and
Christian young lady, always ready To
attend IN Christian In,,ao bo,l, q, .i...-.i
and Sunday school. She leaves father,
mother, five brothers, two sisters, An
aged grandfather, grandmother and n
host of relatives and friends TO mourn
the loss OF dear and kind friend. The
deceased was granddaughter of the
venerable James and Martha Feather of
the Craborchard. James and Martha
Feather have been married 90 years.
They had five children, three girls and
two boys. They had % grandchildren
and Areta was the first to break the
family circle. The immediate friends
have the sympathy of the writer.
Gay Guseman, accompanied by Gladys
Pool, visited at w. A. Wolfe's Sunday.
Ira q. Bishon, wife and son visited
friends here since our last letter.
Jennie Livengood is visiting friends on
the M. q X. railroad.
T.. S. Livengood and family, w. A.
Wolfe and wife, and w. S. Crane and
wife attended the Guseman reunion at
Albright the 10Th OF this month.
Neva Bailey of Morgantown, visited T..
S. Livengood a few days the past week.
Charles Groves attended the teachers
institute at Terra Alta the past week.
Oscar Groves purchased new motor
cycle.
Carrie Rodeheaver and daughter are
visiting friends near Rowlesburg.
Troy Groves and family visited the
parental home Saturday and Sunday.
B. q. NJ. AMMAN and wife, accom-
panied by John q. Kelley and wife, mo-
tored TO Addison, Pa, Saturday.
Jarvis Ringer is working with the For
man Bros. threshing crew.
j. J.. Reckart is treating his dwelling
and store TO coat Of paint. Andrew
Reckart is assisting in the work.
James Chichester and John Ringer have
the contract OF painting several bridges
in the district.
The threshin9 machine is vending its
way into our community. Forman Bros.
will do the threshing for our farmers.
Jacob Reckart is very poorly. He can't
eat anything, only fluids.
With success to The Argus we will stop
short.
RiverdaIe
William Stockct returned home late