West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13

Thomas ID. Hart.
Harry Miller and wife Of Clarksburg,
are here the guests OF frieD ds and relatives.
Miss Leone Martin has returned to her
home at Metz after ten days VISIT with
her sister Mrs. Bertus Miller.
Robert Noel and wife OF Baltimore, are
the guests Of Mrs. Mary West and daugh-
ter Mrs. Mary West Parrack.
Mrs. Kansas Hagan and daughter Eva
have returned to their home at Grafton
after spending several days here the
guests Of Mrs. Hagan's daughter Mrs.
John McKone.
Miss Edna Garner of Mariette, Ohio, is
visiting her cousin Miss Ercell Shay.
Miss Mary Brown of Fairmont, is the
guest of J. Willis Halbritter aud family.
w. ]. Lavelle, wife and daughter have
returned from Jlaysville, Pa, where
they were the guests OF relatives.
j. A. Miller has been appointed secre.
tary OF the Kingwood district board of
education to succeed Percy Metheny who
resigned. Mr.. Miller is competent and
efficient and will ably discharge the
duties incident to the position.
Mrs. o. j. Everett and two children,
John and Ruth, have moved to Morgan
town where they will make their home in
the future.
Mrs. Thomas Birkbeck and children
have returned from Wadsworth, Ohio,
and the family is now comfortably situat-
ed in the Sidwell property on Gibson st.
Wednesday OF last week, was apparent
ly day OF accident among the younger
boys OF town. Vernon McKone the oldest
son OF j. j. McKone. Jr., had the mis-
fortune to fall and painfully fracture the
bone in his left arm between the
wrist and elbow. On the same day Paul
Miller, son OF ID. b. Miller, struck him
self in the left ankle with hand adj and
cut cash to the bone. The former is
carrying his arm in sling while the
latter is travelling on crutches. 1t is to
be hoped that the boys will soon recover
from their injuries without any serious
results.
Mrs. G. w. Coffman of Kitzmiller,
Md. is here the guest of Thomas Fisher
and wife.
Ross Hernden and wife of Keyser
have returned home after spending 8
week the guests of Mr.. Herndon's mothe,
Mrs. Martha Herndon.
Squire Ialbritter and Attorney +. f.
Parrack were at Fellowsvlle Friday en-
gagged in law suit mt that place.
Mrs. ID. G. linn and son John
of Morgantown, were here visiting friend,
Sunday. They drove over in Mr.. Z,nn',
car.
I. M. Kenney and family were a
TOWNSVILLE Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day OF last week attending the Michae
Lynch family reunion. Mrs. Kenne,
was formerly a Miss Lynch being {
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Lynch
There were some sixty descendants pre-
sent during the reunion.
William f. Wotring left Sunday TO,
Jasper, Mich, where he will make hi.
future home.
A. III. Halbritter and f. T.. Parrack
left Tuesday evening Tor Elkins wher,
they attended the Republican congress.
sional convention for this district which
was held yesterday. They were both
delegates.
Leslie G. Halbritter is in Washington
attending the convention of Rural Carrier,
Tor the United States. Mr.. Halbrittel
serves the patrons on route one from
this Office.
j. William Hunt of the Cumberland
Press, was home Sunday the guest of hi.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Hunt
j. William was accompanied by Mr.
Frank Lee Carl, also of the Cumberland
Press. Mr.. Carl Is one of the best known
and ablest writer's in this section OF the
country and besides fulfilling his dutie.
as local editor of the Press he represent.
some live or six metropolitan papers as 4
stan correspondent covering all news
from Western Maryland and this state
This was Mr.. CARTS first visit to our town
but he was favorably impressed with the
community and the citizens thereof.
The successful bidder on the excavat.
ing work for the new high school build.
ing was l.. b. Hartman OF this place
and work was commenced yesterday,
The Round has now been broken and il
is anticipated that the Goal Center
will have high school. when completed
second to none in the state.
Among those from here who attended
the Rowlesburg-Austen game at the River
City on last Wednesday were the Misses
Sybil and Gladys Pierce accompanied by
their house guests Misses Sara Munsor
and Nella McWhorter OF Buckhannon and
Miss Liss Morgan of Pine Grove, Roy
Kraft OF Charleston, and Miss Lillian
Coniey and Phil Armacost of Baltimore.
and Miss Ada Lavelle.
Mrs. Ada Morgan Of Terra Alta, was
the guest OF her daughter Mrs. G.. A.
Flagle and son Charles Brown, Saturday
and Sunday.
Roscoe Posten of Morgantown. was
calling on friends here Sunday.
Miss Mary Glenn of Morgantown, Il
visiting her grandmother Mrs. Mary Ed.
wards, who resides on her farm near
town.
The appearances Of the residences Of
Guy and Hugh Bonafeld and of the
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