West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-03
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her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Martin o
Metz.
Will $. Montgomry has moved hi,
family from Newburg into the proper
~ OF j. 5. Hunt, lately occupied by
Oscar Ed. Harry wiles has alsC
moved his family into the Gibson
property recently vacated by ]. n
Thorn.
+. III. Smith spent the Thanksgiving
holidays at his home in Millersport
Ohio.
Leo Connell, chief clerk OF the Som.
erset Smokeless Coal Co. spent
Thanksgiving day with home folks al
Cumberland.
ID. f. Watson and wife were the
guests of Fairmont friends and rela.
tives Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. NJ. c. Gibson was in town q
few days bef ore leaving for the west
where she expects to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
George Cummings. Jr.. returned 10
Philadelphia TIL sday after a pleas
ant visit with his father. George Cum
mings. Sr., and shaking hands with
his Coal Cente. friends.
Arthur Watkins returned to Park
ersburg Tuesday after weeks visit
with his parents. Jas. w. Watkins and
| wife.
Charles Frazier and wife of New
burg. were the guests of their son.
T. y. Frazier. on Thanksgiving lay.
Nell Frantz of Rowlesburg. was the
weekend guest of home folks.
Walter Hart visited his brother
Harry at Fairmont during the past
week and was an interested spectator
at the West Virginia Wesleyan foot
ball game on Thursday. which was
played in the town favored by natur,
and developed by industry.
G. f. Danser, Thomas Hunt, Gene
We've Poland and George Stanley
Pierce, students at the State Normal
In Fairmont, and the West Virginia
University i'm Morgantown, spent
Thanksgiving day with home folks.
w. Scott Garner. whose name Ia in
separately linked with Preston county
journalism and who enjoys more than
local reputation as writer of merit
in prose and poetry to say nothing of
his historical contributions, spent the
major part OF the last week i'm town.
Mr.. Garner confded to We scribe that
he would probably spend the winter in
the Coal Center, which will be more
than pleasing news TO those who en-
Joy the friendship of this man OF
merit
Messrs. Joke McKone, Bob Hart
Squire Halbritter and Guy Martin
Bonafleld took advantage of the fine
day Thursday and drove down TO
Grafton in Mr.. McKone's Oldsmobile.
Charles Brown and niece, Miss Ada
Vanderhon, were the guests of Mrs
Ada Morgan at Terra Alta Thursday.
One of the features OF Thanksgiving
day here, especially to the sportsmen.
was the big sh o citing ma tch held by
II. III. Poland on his farm near town.
There were a large number OF tur-
keys, chickens and young pigs offered
as prizes.
Miss Mearl Dorsey. one of the teach
ers in the local school, but who re-
sides in Kingwood, had as her guest
last Wednesday Miss Hazel Wheeler.
also of Kingwood.
f. Il. Parrack and family spent
Thanksgiving day with l.. b. Parrack
and family OF Terra Alta.
A. M. Larew, wife and children of
Newburg. spent Thanksgiving day
with A. II. Frantz and family.
Rev. and Mrs. p. w. Metheny were
the week end guests of friends and
relatives at Buckhannon
On Thanksgiving evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Brown held a reception
i'm honor OF their son and his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Brown of Graf
ton. There were quite a number of
guests present and the presents given
the happy young couple were many,
attractive and useful The evening was
pleasantly spent in social intercourse
BETTING the occasion and refresh
ments of an appetlzing variety were
served. At a seasonable hour the
guests departed wishing the bride and
groom long, happy and prosperous
welded life. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown re-
turned to Orator the same night by
automobile
Prof. and Mrs. j. F.. Jameson had
as their weekend house guests Miss
Gail Hensworth OF Brown, and u. A..
Luzader, principal Of the Salem high
school. On Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs jameson entertained a number
Of friends i'm honor of their guests
II was one of the most delightful so
cial gatherings that has been held
here for some time and will bel ong
remembered by all present. The
evenings pleasure consisted OF amuse-
ments that we're highly intellectual in
their character. Refreshments OF a
most delicious and refreshing kind