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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-28

The sultan Of Turkey has been
driven into the war against his
allies by the advisers about him who
are friendly to Germany He is moi
believed to be much Of a force in
the government and it is not thought
that he had much to say about the
decision of Turkey to join with
Austria and Germany.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-30

hombres y arreciara la %agitaci6n
periodical para vuestro conner
clio, porque seguiremos defen-
diendo cada vez con mayor ener-
gla nuestro territorio, como yo-
sotros, colocados en- parecida ST.
tuaci6n, hubierais defendido los
vuestros, SECURES de cumplir con
un deber y de contar con las SIM
patfas del mundo.
Tengo ell honor de saludar al
Sr. Presidente con mi mas alta
consideration y respeto.
Manuel Ugarte.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-30

la Oterita es modestia. Con la
Otero puede competir en- hermo-
sura y superarla en- arte. La
Otero es sugestiva como mujer,
como artista dehciente; la Oteri-
ia encanta: es una monada dlml-
nuta, como mujer; una genial,
gigantesca como artiSta. Este
Sc ha dicho en- los madriles, por
un senior que Sc llama Pope Luis
y Que 20 no Sc 81 sera ell de la
Buena Sombra, pero 81 que en-
tiende de este del ''oterismo."
Luis Bonafoux, ell escritor genial
y diabolico, cuando habla de la
encantadora paisana nuestra, di-
ce entire otras muchas cosas:
"Tlene Oterita la fexibilidad del
junco y la agilidad de la ardilla.
Els una serpentina.
Sus triunfos han sido tantos,
que me decia LENA de reconoci-
miento al p1blico: ''nunca con
mi trabajo remunerare las mer-
cedes que me ha dispensado" y
sin embargo folletos y revistas
enteras Sc han dedicado al arte
genialisimo de esta admiradisi-
ma espanola,
Su acogida en- ell favorecido
Coliseo sanfranciscano, 10 paten-
tia ell que a las horas regulares
que en- semanas anteriores nu-
tridas ilas de expenditures de-
mandan sus billetes, Sc hayan
trocado en- una no interrumpida,
desde las horas de la tarde hasta
que la taquilla Anita de parir
aguilas, anuncia que TODD ell pa
pei Sc ha quemado. Esto viene
sucediendo durante la presente
Semana.
Del maestro Turrion, 81 no te-
miese enfedarlo dirfa algo tam
bien que lie hiciera justicia. Pc
70 el me dice que no ha venido a
San Francisco por aplausos, por
que va pinta en- canas, como 20.
Ha venido por sellos porque es
coleccionista, vamos flatelico.
Cuando me desredfa despues
de ser obsequiado, .Jor mis- inter-
viudados, con I'm sorbo, ide que?
de manzanilla de la que importa
JESUS Peruchena, la senorita Eu-
lalia Franco me interrogo dicien-
dome, y que ilos paisanos no
vendran a verne? I'm sudor CO.
pioso emanado de la duda, me
impidi6 responer a tan bondado-
sa paisana. Ella 10 comprendi6 y
a1n me dijo isera possible? No
guerra ser, 20, causa de dejarla
con tan pesima impression de no.
sotros. Ia die que 81 y hasta me
atrevf a ofrecerle que ell Sabado
por ser su Ultima noche de cir
quito en- San Francisco, la colo
MIA hispana darfa palpables sena-
les de vida, con sus clasicos oles
y 10 subsiguiente.
Y ahora va de reto. iSeremos
tan ruines que nj a1n una grada
de diez centavos, la dedicaremos?
Question de climas.
Carcimuni.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-30
hrlla...? ia hrlltstmla Otrrtta

La Cr6nica" anunciaba en-
en- su ultimo numero, ell debut
que tuvo lugar ell pasado Domin-
go, en- ell Orpheum, de la sim
patica pareja de bales espanoles,
la gentil ''Oterita" y ell notable
maestro "Turrion."
Cuando despues de tantos "a
nos de alejamiento de aGuello
que Sc llama 10 suyo,' = de 10
tan genuinamente espanol, Sc
nos ofrece por caprlchos della ju-
guetona suerte, la oportunidad
de admirar esta artista ihcom-
parable que Sc llama por sacra-
mental acuerdo de la i'pila'
Eulalia; por eredad de su padre
Franco y por sinonimia de la
diosa Terpsicore "Oterita.l'' en-
%tonces, por breves momenGos pu-
es al fin la brevedad es un algo,
sientese uno transportado desde
ELL. jparaiso die? patio del
Orpheun a las bulliciosas butacas
de Romea. Eslava y Novedades.
Lo de, las bulliciosas butacas, es
paradojico, NADIA mas.
He hablado con una valli-
soleta' enmarcada en una me-
grisimd y copiosa cabellera; nj
diminuta nj mujerona' nj fragil
nj pesada, nj nina nj de edad vi
ril; de sus ojazos que guardian
negras pestanas frmes y tersas,
que al cielo robaron la color Y
que cuando Sc uneven hechizan
y enloquecen. iQue quien es?
ALA voy.
La liable y la suplique me
permitiese publican en- La Gro
MICA" su retrato. Concedido. La
rogue algunas notas que amable-
mente ms otorgo y heme aqui,
lejos de mi realidad, cuartillas
limpias y lapiz en- %ristre, dis
puesto a consumar todos los pla-
gios habidos y no habidos; STEM
pre- no hemos de decir y "por ha-
ber," y a repetir de memoria
todas las Cr6nicas de Saint Au-
bin y Bonafoux, antes de incu-
rrir en- ell mas leve, aunque in
voluntario desacato, que seria
sino de lesa Majestad, 81 de lesa
Oterita que para mi es una Ma
jestad.
Un cronista que no soy 20,
y que sabe de estas cosas mucho
mas que 20, porque 20 las ignore
y por atrevido me meto en- elias,
comentando ell parallel entire las
dos Otero, la mayor y la menor,
dice: "Plagiar en- diminuto ell
nombre de una artista como la
Otero, en- otra serfa atrevimlen-
to, osadia; en- la Oterita, no; en-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-30
AVOCADO

James w. Cochrane, ofrece sus
servicios. para toda clase de eau
sas en- los Tribunales de los Es-
tados Unidos, asistido por Sa-
muel M. Valenzuela.
Oficina: e2e-2e Hearst Bldg.
Gales Sra. y Market
T~eIefono kearny 4645
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-30
LA COLONIA ESPANOLA
vaCaviIIe, California.

Antes que sucediera la confia-
graci6n de 1906, era no solo esca-
sa sino nula la colonia espanola
en- ell Estado de California.
Por aquel entonces y como con-
secuencia del gran prestigio con-
quistado por ell obrero espanol en-
ell dranaje del Canal de Panama,
Sc organizaron por las companies
azucareras de las Islas Hawaii,
varias comisiones que fueron a
Espaha derramando gOyerias a
la GAIA de emigrantes, que CON
siguieron arrancar del native sue
10 en- caravans formadas por
centenares de familias.
Pingues eran las ofertas que
hacian los comisionados y Jauja
era la terra que les ofrecian pa
ra emigrar. Pero distante de la
realidad y lejano'de la verdad ell
tangible resultado, los espanoles
que llegaron a laslHawaii por los
amos 1906 y 1907, Sc vieron pre-
cisados, va que nd en- defensa de
las haciendas que les ofrecian y
que nunca les cunplieron, en- de-
fensa 81 de sus viias que ALI Sc
agostaban lenta yImiserablemen-
te, por las inclemancias del china
y rudeza de los trabajos a que
eran sometidos, s,alir de ALI y
buscar nuevos no .izontes donde
llevar sus energias y habitos la
boriosos y que a Ia vez mejorase
su condicion de gepte, harto con-
fundida en- aquellos parajes con
la del esclavo 8 ell siervo.
va en- ell ano 1903, eran COM
pactas las familias que cruzaban
ell Pacifco Y Sc instalaban en- di-
ferentes puntos de California.
En- los amos sucesIvos la corriente
emigratoria aumento, como con-
secuencia de las noticias llevadas
a Hawaii de que los e~spanoles
aqui la pasaban mejor; y cierta-
mente y para satisfaction de to-
dos, ell espanol en- California ha-
liza elementos de ndiscutible a.
daptacion.
Entire las colonias, que mejores
resultados han tenido, y que mas
rapidamente crece, sc destaca la
radicada en- Vacaville, Y puntos
limitrofes que Sc extienden a 10
largo del vale de Suisum. Ac-
tualmente pasan de 200 las ia
milias ALI establecidas que dan
una ~poblacion no menor de 600 a
700 almas.
Llegaron ALI al azar, en- las
epocas que Sc recolecta la cose-
cha de frutas, riqueza principal
lde la mencionada IONA. Concu-
|rrieron por algunas zafras, Y
|siempre fueron preferidos a otros
trabajadores, porque ell espiritu
de laboriosidad y pruebas de hon
radez eran destellos que a diario
|~ofrecian a los patrones.
Comprendieron que la estabili-
dad y permanencia len los traba-
jos eran necesarias para resur-
cir y librarse de la estrecha SOL
dada del peon. Algunos Sc hi
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-30
LA CRONICA

cieron colonos celebrando contra
tos con propietar;os de terrenos,
y otros mas habiles Sc orientaron
por Was d~istlntas, estableciendo
negocios que va la importancia
de la Colonia demandaba.
Hasta aqui ell origen y causas
que determinan la existencia de
nuestros compatriotas en- la pros
pera y coqueta Vacaville.
La romancesca fama que los
espanoles tenemos esparcida por
ell mundo y muy principalmente
en- los Estados Unidos, que So
mos de un pueblo de pan y de
tore Sc va eclipsando, como Sc
eclipsa TODD aquello que lama la
pluma del antagonists sin escr1-
pulos de ollar la verdad.
ST las pruebas de ser inteligen-
ties, denodados y fuertes que han
dado en- la obras del Cadal, no
fuesen bastantes, heles aqui en-.
la dorado y cantada California
dando pruebas SIN cuento de CT
vismo, de trabajadores Y aptos
para todas las empresas. Lie
gan a una terra donde por care
Ger del idioma no los entienden,
y sin embargo Sc imponen por su
trabajo y Sc les estima por sus
cualidades.
81 ell ingenio que ell espanol
pr0digamente derrocha en- tierras
extranas, 10 ofreciera ALA en- ell
viejo solar, Espana seria la Ma
cion mas avanzada de Europa;
la epoca de la Invencible apare-
cerfa en- nuestras hoy marchitas
paginas historicas.
Ash la masa de espanoles que
cooperan al engrandecimiento de
Vacaville, merece de toda justicia
los placemes de todos sus compa-
triotas. Han cooperate con sus
hechos no solo a la prosperidad
del pueblo que les ha dado fran
ca hospitalidad sine tambien al
buen nombre y conocimiento de
Espana en- estas tierras que tan
tos afines tiene con ella.
Antano eran los ejercitos de
Carlos V y las lanzas de Telipelt
las que Sc lanzaban a la conquis-
ia de pueblos ignorados y para
jes selvaticos. Hoy son los hon.
bres de la Espana rejuvenecida
los que Sc lanzan a la America
de Colon fortaleciendo SUI credito
a la saxon dudoso; los que esprit
tualmente Sc identifican con ell
hijo del pals construyendo con la
saba de su trabajo, un ~prestigio
y un nombre.
La Cr6nica' que en- su progra-
ma ampara todas las causas dig
mas de encomio, felicia efusiva-
mente a los espanoles de Vacavi-
lie, y les ANNA a que sigan sin
vacilaciones nj ~desmayos, por ell
canine e~mprendido, ofrcciendo-
les sus modestas columnas para
toda accion que reclame la de-
fensa de sus intereses.
FERNANDO GARCIA MUNoZ.
~
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-30

lO0 COlO Ct0NNll oiRBNC0bC1 -
defender en- cualquier forma ell
honor y la dignidad, No quere-
mos que la doctrina de Monroe
NAL interpretada, sirva para crear
en- America en- benefcio de los
Estados Unidos, nj EN- benefcio
de nadie, nuevos Egiptos y nue.
vos Marruecos.
No admitimos que nuestros
prises vayan desapeciendo uno
tras otro. Tenemos confianza en-
nuestro porvenir. La mejor prue-
ba de que la America latina no
esta incapacitada para la vida
autonoma, es la prosperidad sor-
prendente de algunas de las re-
p1blicas del Sur, casualmente de
aquellas que por SUI vol1men y
sus relaciones con Europa Sc ha-
liam a cubierto de toda Influenza
norteamericana. Para que las re-
Clones que hoy atraviesan dolo-
rosa crisis entren a su vez en- una
era analoga, es n%ecesario, senior
Presidente, que las companies fl
nancieras del Norte Sc abstengan
de complicar ~nuestros %asuntos,
que los sindicatos de Nueva York
y de Nueva Orleans, renuncien a
favorecer revoluciones Y que los
Estados Unidos reanuden noble
mente la obra de acercamiento y
de fraternidad, que tan buenos
resultados nos diera en- los pri-
meros amos a los unos y a los
otros.
Los hispano-americanos han
tornado conciencia de sus desti-
nos; las querellas locales, por
agrias que sean, no bastan para
hacerles perder de vista sus in
tereses superiores; los paises mas
s6lidos, que va han alcanzado
prospera estabilidad, empiezan a
sentir las responsibilities his
t6ricas que sobre ellos pesan; y
hay un movimiento visible, una
agitacion grave que no puede pa
sar inadvertida para ustedes.
Vuestra presidencia, senior, mar
cara un gran momento de la po-
Utica universal, 81 de acuerdo con
la situacion, dais fin a la tactica
absorbente para volver a la sana
tradicion de los origenes. La
America solo estara d a, la
America solo sera realmente pa
ra los americanos'', dando a esta
palabra su amplia signifcaci6n,
cuando en- ell Norte Sc tenga en-
cuenta que existen dos varieda-
des de americanos y cuando, sin
vanas tentativas de preeminen-
cias, con escrupulosa equidad, Sc
d~esarrollen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
los dos grupos, en- una atm0sfe-
"a deferente Y cordial.
Repito que hay una gran an
siedad en- America, senior Presi-
dente. Ell Continente entero esta
pendiente de vuestros actos. 81
la politica Gambia. la campana
que hemos emprendido cesara al
instante y volveremos a e los
mas enthusiasts partidarios de la
gran nacion.
81 no Gambia, tendremos una
desilusion mas; surgira una nue.
va causa de discordia entire los
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-15

Some papers are going tp io.e -Ib-
scribers. If they persist In r-lnt.u- in-
structions to wives on hoT 20 save
money for hubby by pressing his
clothes, and they won't all Ue tailors.
eithes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-15

A.,Ruv Vincent Astor WASH. asked
uh.,hor he was able to support her i'
U., lyle to which she had been ac.
customed. Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-15

"'"N'u Tor lhe traI. h'sah to eat
moro "'"nS
Ih am h""f we set i"rth AT
STEADY H"iI"p eastward our horses
were N'"i"'Ny bred, stIehGthcned by
, .u' HI'SI'' grass "I Jh' west Zen
alum si'edS many have been
S".I''I' ana me- had good lead, hut
il ne had heard the punctl1l 'huda
III lhD hoois OF those traiIcrs of ours
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-24
N.uzZart

We have been having some fine
shedding the past week and our farm
ers have been making good use of II.
a number of farmers have butcher
ed the past week.
w A. Crane butchered two hogs
that netted him S97 pounds
d. S. Feather has been on the sick
list the past week
Thomas Feather has been suffering
with throat trouble the past week.
10. @. AMMAN and wife. accompan-
led by Josiah Ditmore and wife, Wis
tied at James Chidesters Sunday.
w. A. Wolfe has been suffering from
lame ankle for the past few months
which keeps him close at home.
Artie Groves OF Morgantown. is
spending the holiday vacation with
his mother.
Clarence Shaffer and Henry Spahr
made a trip to Uniontown, Pa, the
past week.
Joseph Feather and wife visited w.
A. Wolfes Sunday.
Dora Benson Birch died at the home
of her father. william Benson. Novem-
Der 26th, and the funeral was conduct
ed by Rev. Albert Engle at the Cen
tenary church November 9th. After
beautiful and appropriate funeral
sermon the remains were given into
the hands of the undertaken. After all
had taken last look at what was
mortal OF Dora the remains were laid
to await the final morning of the re-
surrection I'm the beautiful Centen-
airy cemetery. The deceased was n
member of the NJ. Il. church. She
leaves husband, three children and
an aged father. mother. four brothers
and five sisters to mourn the loss of a
kind Christian friend.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-24
Hazelton

We come again wishing the editor
and its many readers merry Christ
mas and happy New Year.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the careful management of
Chester Messenger.
There will be a Christmas tree and
program here in the school house on
Christmas eve.
f. p. Glover was at Friendsville on
Thursday last.
1t has been quite a while since our
last letter to The Argus, and since
then we learned OF the sad death OF
Hugh Cuppett. who was an only son
and the pride of his parents. He
taught school two winters. but this
winter remained at home with his
father, Ross Cuppett, of Glade Farms.
"The night dew that falls though in
silence IL weeps
Shall brighten with verdure the grove
where he sleeps
And the tears that you shed though in
secret 1t rolls
Shall long keep his memory green in
your souls"
Walter Smiths highest priced car
penter has completed his work on the
mill and returned home.
Albert Arthur and family are NOV
ing from here to Nicholas county. this
state where he has taken up work as
pastor Of a charged n the NJ. Il. church.
He and his family will be missed by
our people. who wish them success and
prosperity.
DR.. Goldsmith accompanied Philip
Roscnberger and wife TO a hospital i'm
Baltimore recently where the wife was
operated on for appendicitis. The OPP
GRAFTON was successful and she is con-
valescent
Walter Smith is getting the new
grist mill in operation.
David Van Sickle has had a now
heating system put in his hotel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-24

John J. Cleaver was a business visi
tor I'm Morgantown Wednesday.

John J. Cleaver was a business visi.
tor I'm Morgantown Wednesday.
Miss Emma Rexroad. who Is attend.
ing school at Fairmont. is here the
guest OF her sister. Miss Mary.
W. C. and j, +. Din were Morgan
town visitors Saturday
Samuel Robinson OF Masontown,
spent a couple OF days here with his
daughter. Mrs. III. T.. Din.
G. Il, and Ben II. linn attended the
funeral OF their uncle. Albert Dorsey.
at Morgantown Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Hartman and
little daughter moved from here last
week 10 Kentucky whore the former
has employment.
Mrs. Curtis Din and daughter. Mar
garet. were Sunday afternoon visitors
here with relatives.
Miss Nell Barker returned to her
home here last Saturday from Mo
nongah, where she has been for the
past few months i'm Miss Anna Wat
hn's millinery store.
James Ashburn was business visit
tor at Morgantown Friday and Satur-
day.
George Watson from Masontown.
spent Sunday afternoon here with
friends.
Mrs. Mary Fields and children.
Edith and Carlton. are here 20 spend
the holidays with home folks.
John Gross was in Kingwood on
business Monday.
Mrs. Homer Cobun of near here. Is
suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Miss Auda linn was at Masontown
Tuesday shopping.
Mrs A. J. Barker f. at Morgantown
this week the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. John Pool
The electricians of Masontown and
Reedsvillo are wiring the NJ. r..
church of this place. The lights will
be turned on for the Christmas cxer-
ciscs Thursday evening.
Miss Eleanor Dill was at Morgan
town Saturday doing some Christmas
shopping
Mrs. Earl Dixon of Masontown.
spent n few days here with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Arthur.
ID. G. Dill was a business visitor AT
Masontown Monday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-24
Twilight


There will be preaching at Bethle-
hem next Sunday by Rev. b. +. Nc
Gee.
We hope to see literary society
organized at Manown in the near fu
ture.
Henry Hawley OF near Twilight,
was Kingwood visitor from Satur-
dav unit; Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bittner left
this week for an extended visit among
relatives and friends I'm Pennsylvania.
They expect to be absent about two
weeks
We are informed that down i'm the
neighborhood of Pleasant Dale they
have quite a poet who is thought will
supersede H. H. Reed. the poet of
Reedsviile. We are not at liberty to
give his latest production. neither are
we allowed to give the poets name.
Another tragedy was enacted out on
Birds Creek Friday of last week
Alonzo Pyles. a citizen of that com
munity, was the victim. There is con-
ficting reports in regard to the shoot
ing II is evident that Alonzo and his
brother had an alteration on their
way home from townsville. Alonzo
threatened to shoot himself and his
brother, IT is claimed. tried to take the
gun away from him and in the scuffle
a shot was fred. killing Alonzo a
cloud Of mystery surrounds the whole
affair which can be cleared only by
the living brother and his wife. It is
said that family trouble was the cause
Of the shooting. We hope the matter
will be fully investigated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-24
Fatally Shot

As a result OF an alleged attempt to
end his life and a struggle said to
have taken place to secure possegsion
OF revolver with which II is claimed
he had threatened to commit the deed.
Alonzo Pyles is dead, and his brother.
Joseph NJ. Pylos and wife, are in Jail
here awaiting preliminary hearing
to be held Saturday.
The brothers lived about a half mile
apart on Birds Creek. Joseph NJ
Pylcs claims that AlOnzo threatened
to commit suicide as the two brothers
and the formers wife we're returning
home from a trip TO Housewife and
other points Friday evening about six
o'clock
There we're evidences Of a struggle
having taken place, the elder brother
explaining this fact by the statement
that he was endeavoring to secure
possession Of a revolver which he
claims his brother had Death result
Cd from a bullet wound in the right
breast
The deceased was about thirty
years OF age was married. and con-
Quoted @ grocery store or Birds Creek
j. VI. Pyies and wife we're arrested
Sunday evening by the officials and
brought to Jail here to await a hea~-
ing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-24
Rodanler

We are having some real winter
weather.
Patrick Hoban was killed by train
on the ID. 4 o. railroad just west OF
Terra Alta and near his home Tues
day night as he was returning from
Rowlesburg, where he had been work
ing. Just how the accident happen
ed is not known as he was not found
until Monday morning.
Miss Agnes Uphold returned Satur-
day from a three weeks visit among
relatives and friends In the vicinity
of Masontown.
MIR. and Mrs. Shywacker of Cum
berlaud, Md. are guests of the latter's
mother. Mrs. Susan Hardesty.
II J. Stump was ut Terra Alta
Thursday on business.
The first shooting match of the sea D..
son i'm this part took place at Frank
Cupningham's Friday with J b.
Rhode as champion.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Uphold was shopping at
Terra Alta Thursday.
u. ". Hardesty was in Terra Alta
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. b. r. Sanders and two
children were Weekend visitors at q.
VIII Bucklew's
oran Nansickle, our rural carrier.
has been put to the test of endurance
the past week getting through the
blockaded roads.
Walter Morris of Kingwood. was
through this section one day last
week looking after the financial inter
ests of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company
Mrs Ida r. Bucllew is on the sick
list
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hon was calling on Mrs.
NJ. Il. Uphold Wednesday evening.
Rev. Cunningham. of King God.
viii preach here Sunday, December
27th at 1900 p. IN. Everybody come
out and hear him.
Here's merry Christmas and a
happy New Year to you all.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-24
FelloWSville

Here's hoping that all OF your read
ers will have a merry Christmas and
that Santa Claus will leave you just
what you want.
A. l.. Sidwell was I'm Kingwood Fri
day and Saturday attending court.
N. G. Ridenour was a business vlsi-
tor at the county seat Friday. 1t is
now Justice Ridenour.
The Epworth League rendered a
very interesting program here Sunday
night.
Cecil Bolyard was I'm Parkersburg
for few days the past week.
J. Reed and Greed T. Bolyard were
in Kingwood Saturday i'm connection
with some business Of the board OF
education before the county court.
y. +. Woodward has been appointed
truant officer for this side OF the dis
trict
Miss Sylvia Rankin was hostess 10
large number of her friends AT a
birthday social Monday night. She
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents. Refreshments were served
during the evening. After a pleasant
evening spent together all left for
thir homes at late hour.
Here's 10 The Argus and all SIS
readers the happiest and most pros
porous New Year wishes.