West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-05-14
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r@NNNhN htc manly ltltuOe.
Miss Louise III. Hogans is the guest o
friends in kingwood this week.
Miss ldelle Reppert spent Sunday will
friends in Masontown.
Il. L. Gibson, president of the count,
court, was here the first OF the week OF
business returning TO his home at Mason
town yesterday.
Harry and Walter Hart were in Graf
ton Friday.
W. G.. Lavelle was business visitor
in Grafton and Parkersbug during tn,
past week.
DIR. Il. A. Rees was here between trains
on Friday, greeting his friends.
John w. Keener spent Saturday anC
Sunday with friends at Austen.
Thomas Hart and wife have as Their
house guests Mrs. Harris father anc
mother, Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Showalte,
OF Parkersburg.
Mrs. NJ. G. Gibson, who spent several
days the past week ON her farm, has NJ.
turned TO her home here
Mrs. Ralph Menear, OF Kingwood, wa
the guest of her parents A. ID, Reppert
and wife, Saturday.
Judge Neil j. Fortnoy and son Vernon,
were here Saturday between trains.
Miss Myrtle Hileman, who has been
visiting her brother q. c. Hileman at
Rowlcsburg, has returned TO her home
near here.
Prof. j. +, Jameson was u Masontown
visitor over Sunday.
DR.. S. A. Pratt, of KinLwood, motored
over Sunday afternoon intending To con.
meet with No. - to 90 to Roscmont.
However the genial Doctor was doomed
to disappointment because his Overland
either did not make the required speed
or the train did the unusual and came i'm
on time. In any event the train had gone
when DIR. Pratt arrived and there was
nothing left but for him TO return home,
which lac did and doubtless made a record
run.
Mrs Hogan, of Clifton, is here visiting
her daughter Mrs. J. j. McKone, Jr.
Charles Linger and wife, of Terra Alta,
were the guests Of Thomas Hart and
family Sunday.
Virgil McMillen, deputy assessor for
this district, has been here the greater
portion OF this week assessing the citizens
within the corporation.
w. A. SchaeiIer, of Kingwood, motored
over with II few friends Sunday evening
the party leaving on an evening train.
Sheriff Hartman drove over from King.
wood Sunday evening to meet his wife
and some friends who arrived on No. II.
George Cast, of Pittsburgh, auditor foi
the Merchants coal company, was here
Saturday on official business
After very pleasant visit with hcl
grandmother in Grafton, little Mis-,
Margaret McKone has returned home.
Mrs. John Fisher, OF Baltimore, is her,
the guest of her sister Mrs. Lou F.Hart
The people of this community are par.
ticularly jubilant of the prospect OF So
curing natural gas here. The representa-,
tive of one of the larger gas companies
was here Monday and Tuesday and
practically all residents signed the petition
asking that gas be piped into the Goa
Center" and pledged themselves also to
use the same.
w. G.. Lavelle and wife have gone %
housekeeping in the property of Mrs. NJ.
G. Gibson, which she recently vacated.
Mrs. Gibson is now comfortably located
in the home OF Robert O. Hart where she
has several rooms.
Robert X. Garner was the guest OF
Rosemont friends and relatives from
Thursday until Monday.
The school bonds for Kingwood dis.
trict have been disposed OF and il is Ia
be hoped that the building of the new
high school will be commenced in the
near future.
Rev. and Mrs. p. w. Metheny are re.
joicing over the arrival of daughter
born TO them Yesterday morning.
ID. T.. Watson and wife, l.. T. Stafford
and wife and w. A. Watson and wife
were among those from this place who
attended the funeral OF Mary Elizabeth,
the infant child OF DR.. T.. T.. Watson and
wife, OF Albright, Sunday.
Henry Riggleman, of Pittsburgh,
formerly Of Housewife, was here the flrst
of the week on business.
Messrs. Swain, Lane and Boate, officials
of the Albright Smokeless Coal Co.. will
headquarters in Akron. Ohio, were here
on business connected with the opening
OF the mine OF this company, Monday.
J.. y. Hartman but recently had
magnificent monument erected 10 tn,
memory Of his mother at the CampgrounC
cemetery. Sunday being Mothers Day
Messrs. G.. w. Hartman, of Terra Alta
III +. Hartman, of Kingwood, and l.
y. Hartman. wife and son spent the day
at the Campground in honor Of Mother