West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-08

a visit to her parents at Masontown.
Nell Frautz has returned TO her school
work at Pennington.
Harry Hart was a visitor to Grafton
last Saturday.
Agnes Murphy. from German, was IN
town shopping Saturday.
No entertainment scheduled for this
week rather unusual for Tunnelton.
That Newburv correspondent sure is a
Knowing one. Must own a dictagraph.
Genevieve Poland returned to the uni.
versity at .Morgsntown Monday after n
two weeks visit with her parents ON
Tunnel Hill.
Mrs. Myrtle Cotfmsn, of Grafton, spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Granville McGinnis.
w. Scott Garner, dean of West Viz
ginia newspaper men, was in town one
day last week.
Beatrice Kenny left on Saturday Tor
Bridgeport near which place she teaches
school.
Ada Nauderhon was in Grafton last
Saturday between trains.
Snpt. aud Mrs. Jameson have returned
to Tunnelton after visiting friends in
various parts of the state.
School reopened Monday morning with
most OF the smiling young people present
and ready for work.
A person who has treated others unjust
iy and in AN unchristian spirit need not
think that they will resort To the same
conduct merely because he prefers such
Editor William G.. Lavelle and wife
spent Saturday the guests OF friends i'm
Grafton.
The Tunnelton contingent TO the Fair
mont Normal returned to school Sunday
after spending the holidays with home
people.
Miss lisa Monroe, n OF the teachers in
the Kingwood school, was in town Sat
urday.
Erma Powell, a teacher in the King
wood school whose home is IN Hunting
ton, returned to Kingwood Saturday,
stopping over the night before at Col. w.
j. Lavelle's home.
Walter Amos, who is one of the best
all Knights of the Grip, repre-
senting John s.. Naylor, passed through
town Saturday OF his way home TO King
wood.
Bill Flesher genial manager Of Cofrman-
Fisher store at townsville, was a business
visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Kenney was a. visitor TO
Grafton the last part OF the week.
Blanche Osler, the masseur OF Preston
county and vicinity, was in town between
trains Saturday.
DR.. L. +. Lanham, formerly OF New
burg and noted for his staunch republic
canism in the erstwhile long-ago, but now
a pronounced adherent OF the Progressive |
policies as enunciated by Teddy the
Terrible. was calling on Tunneiton friends
New Years day.
George Watson, now manager OF the
Goldman Fisher store at Harmon, was
here attending the reception in honor Of !
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. u. Lavelle.
Thomas Fisher, local manager of the
Coiiman-Fisher store, is at Davis this
week assisting in the annual invoice. |
Before returning TO T~unnelton, he will |
assist in the inventory at the other eight
stores.
Clarence Conley, Of Keyser, spent a
couple of days here last week the guest of
his father, DR.. Amos Carroll Conley.
Ada Louise Lavelle returned New Years
to the Peabody Conservatory OF Music at
Baltimore, after a pleasant visit at the
home OF her parents. She was accom-
by Philip Armacost who was a house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lavelle.
Walter Howard, OF Hepzibah, was the
guest OF w. j. LaveIle and wife one day
last week. Mr.. Howard is the son OF
John Howard who will be remembered
by many OF our citizens as a former
agent for the b. q O.
Commissioner Ben l.. Brown was in
town a few hours Saturday.
Charles Steele, certified accountant who |
audited the officials past and present of |
Preston county, was in town Saturday. |
Among those who attended the Masonic |
banquet at Newburg New Years eve,
We're Hubert PentonV and wife, A. III. !
Halbritter and wife, Thos. Stiff and
daughter, f. f.. Parrack and wife and T.
Y. Frazier and wife.
Mrs. Lou Hart was in Petersburg
during the past week, having been called
there by the illness Of her father. Mr..
ShowaIter.
The many friends OF Uncle Johnny
Lloyd will be sorry TO hear OF his con-
tinued and serious illness at the home Of
his grand daughter, Mrs. Bert Hartman.
Mae V. Brennan, OF Kingwood, was
the guest Of friends and relatives Wednes.
day and Thursday.
Vernon Fortncy and Mearl Dorsey
we're over from Kingwo0d Wednesday
evening attending the Lavelle reception.
w g. Lavelle and wife returned to
Kingwood Monday after spending the
holidays with the formers parents.
Newburg correspondent please take
notice.
Lawrence Koran, Of Fairmont, was
visiting at w. j. Layelle's last Tuesday.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Miller.
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