West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-17
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Virginia university foot ball squad a
their training campon Cheat. His friend
trust that he will make the team an,
render as good an account II himself OF
the athletic field as he has in his studio
which will mean par excellence.
Thomas Hunt has returned To IN,
Fairmont normal where he has enrolleS
Tor the coming scholastic year. Tom i
one OF the home boys that is maxim.
good without doubt.
Miss Mary A. Lavele was the week ent
guest of Fsirmont friends and relatives
Dwight Teter, who is teaching in tn,
kingwood schools this year, stoppe,
over here for a day or so on his way from
Beington To the county seat.
School has started and the young folk
are once more busily engaged in harJ
study. The prospects are that we viii
experience one OF the best educationa
years we have had for some time past
There are many new faces in the class
rooms and several new ones on tn,
roster of teachers. The new instructor
here are Floyd III. Smith, Misses Elsie
Wagner and Myrtle Hileman
Paul Craig is home from Elkins for a
week or ten days visiting his parents j.
Frank Craig and wife. Paul is a young
man that is making success of life in
another town but is true i'm his loyalty to
the Coal Center" and is always given
a rousing welcome 10y the younger ele-
ment.
| Mrs Stephern Broderick of Charleston,
is here the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs.
Gus O'Malley.
Miss Ercell Shay has returned to the
Fairmont normal where she will pursue
her duties for another year.
Charles Danser has enrolled AZ the
Fairmont normal for another year 8
work.
Anna and Gladys O'Malley have re-
turned from an extended visit with
Frostburg friends and relatives.
Mrs. l.. b. Hartman was operated on
at the Mercy hospital in Baltimore Tues
| day, OF this week, and it is the fond hope
| OF her many friends that she will be NJ.
| stored 10 her former robust health as a
result.
Mrs. L. l.. Bromhal has returned from
| Cooks hospital, Fairmont, where she
recently underwent an operation. She
has not improved rs rapidly as was hoped
Tor but the doctors are encouraging in
the statement that she will soon recover
her former strength
j. j. Mckone, wife and children re.
turned home Saturday evening after an
absence of ten days during which time
Mt. Mckone was taking his annual
vacation. The time was spent mostly
with friends and relatives at Piedmont
and extended automobile excursions.
What was one of the most pleasant
affairs that has been given here for a
long time was a stag social rendered 10y
Charles A! Fleegle and wife in honor of
a. ii. Shumaker, OF Jerome, Pa. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in playing
progressive five hundred and at a season.
able hour refreshments of "A most delici-
Gus nature were served and the we sma'
hours arrived before departure was taken.
Those present were Drs. Walker and
Rankin, A. III. Halbrtter, Hubert Pent-
ony, j. j. McKone, T.. w. Watson,
Thomas Fisher, n. w. Montgomery,
August Ed and w. q. Lavelle. Mr..
Shumaker, the guest OF honor, formerly
resided here and was connected with the
executive department of the Merchants
coal company. He was one OF the most
popular men ever in the community
and his friends, who are legion, are
always glad of the opportunity TO extend
the hand of welcome
Walter Stone OF the Philippi Republi-
can, was here over night Thursday. Mr..
Stone was on his way to Kingood where
his father resides and where he himself
was formerly Unidentified with the various
newspapers published there. Walter is
one Of those clean out, upright gentlemen
that makes one feel the better by having
enjoyed his acquaintance, and friend
ship.
j. Frank Rodeheaver, S. II. Garner
and w. w. Haney were among those
from Kingwood who were here Saturday
between trains on their way to Indepen-
| dence.
Miss nellie SchaefIer and little nephew
came in on train II Friday night and
were met by John Copeman who drove
them to Kingwood that same evening.
Guy NJ. and Hugh w. BonaGeld, A.
II. Halbritter, +. w. Watson and j. j..
| McKone and Bob Hart were among
those from here who attended the funeral
| services of Earl Bonafield at Grafton
Sunday
Mesdames John Castle and II. c..
| Williamson OF Grafton, were the guests
Mrs. w. d. Ashby Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Bickford entertained
some OF their friends Sunday AT their well
appointed home on the farm near town.
| There was what Some are pleased TO term
a good old fashioned country dinner
| served at the noon hour but il was i'm
reality a feast which attestcd the superb.
ority Of Mrs. Bickford's ability in the
culinary art. Quite a happy and enjoy
able day was had by all present.
Miss Genevieve Poland has returned 10
Morgantown where she has matricuated
for the ensuing scholastic year. On Sun
day evening quite a few Of her friends
called at her home and were delightfully."-
entertained and served with delicious re-.