West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-12
function
Leo Council spent the week end with
home folks at Cumberlynd. Md.


band that evening.
Oscar Ed has moved from the Hunt
property TO the house lately vacated by
l.. t. Stafford. Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford
have gone to Terra Alta where they will
spend the winter.
Quite number of our people took all
vantage OF the excursion tram which was
run on the Northern Sunday due to the
dedication OF the Catholic church at
kingwood.
Many of our citizens have hal their
houses piped Tor gas aud are now using
IL for both fuel and light IL will I've SOME
little time yet before all the various
properties will be plumbcd but with the
large corps now at work il il hoped that
all will have the advantage of the gas be-
fore real winter sets in.
Rev. Charles Brown has gone to KING
wood where he will occupy the Baptist
pulpit having been called there recently
10y the congregation OF that town. The
many friends of the Rev. Brown wish for
him that success which he so richly de.
serves and feel confident that he will win
and merit the support of all those whom
he shall serve.
Frank Anderson, formerly of Rowles-
burgh but now located at Keyser, was
here for a short time Sunday greeting his
friends.
George Watson came over from Mason
town Saturday evening and spent that
night and Sunday with his friends re.
turning home with hls parents Mr.. and |
Mrs. James Watson who motored over
after him. 1t was indeed gratifying to |
his many friends To see him out once
more and TO find him buoyed up 10y u |
pronounced optimistic spirit i'm spite OF |
the fact that he met with such horrible |
misfortune rs to lose an arm i'm the disas- |
trous automobile accident that happened |
at Point Marion, Pa, TO him and some |
OF his comrades several weeks ago.
j. j. McKone, Jr., son Vernon, L. NJ.
Kenny and W. q. Lavelle motored to |
kingwood Sunday in Mr.. McKone's new |
Oldsmoblle TO attend the dedicatory ser |
vices of the new Catholic church at that |
place.
Samuel b. Montgomery and brother.
in.law Clarence Orr were here for II few |
hours Tuesday greeting their many |
friends.
w. B, Cruise of Grafton was the week |
end guest of his sister Mrs. j s. Hunt
Mrs. w. G. Lavellc was shopping in
Grafton Tuesday.
John Brown and wife returned to |
Grafton Sunday after week spent with
the parents of Mr.. Brown.
Ross Funk and wife returned 10 their
home at Fairmont after very pleasant
visit with Mr.. Funks sister Mrs. Ross
Tricket.
Mrs. Martha Watkins and daughter
Mrs. William Halbritter have returned
from Pirttsburg n. Y, where they had
been on visit for the past two weeks.
Mrs. IIalbritter's husband is Quarter
master Sergeant in the United States
regular army and has been stationed at
the barracks in the aforementioned city
but his regiment had been ordered 10
duty i'm the Panama canal zone and until
he IL settled there his wife will remain
here.
Miss Elsie Wagner had M her guest
Saturday her sister Mrs. Laura Davis OF
Keyser.
IaE ..faE ,l..l Il ..l
Masontown, spent Sunday here the guests
OF III. H. Poland and wife.
Mrs. George Poland and son Vincent
went To Grafton Friday at which point
they met Miss Geneyieve Poland coming
home on the afternoon train. Miss Gene
We've returned 10 Morgantown Sunday
evening where she il student in the
state university.
Frank West and wife have returned
rom Baltimore where Mrs. West was
patient in the John Hopkins hospital for
the past two months IL will be pleasing
news TO her many friends 10 know that
che has improved and able to be out once
more.
Harry Hart, who is teaching the Wat
son school this year, was home for the
week end. lie was accompanied by his
friend William Buckley Of Fairmont who
will be remembered as the man who
refereed the famous basket ball game be-
tween Tunnelton and Kingwood some
two years ago.
Arthur Watkins and wife Of Parkers-
burg are here the guests Of Mr.. Watkins
| parents Mr.. and Mrs. James w Watkins.
Arthur is one of our boys who has un.
| quali6edlY made good and one OF whom
our citizens can be justly proud lie now
holds the responsible position OF head
bookkeeper for the Imperial Ice Cream
company.
Mrs. j. a. O'Maley IL visiting her
sister Mrs. J. =. Brady at Westernport,
Md
Mrs w. j. Iavele was Grafton
shopper Thursday.
Isaac Conn and wife Of Howcsville, were
here Tuesday calling OF friends.
John Castle and wife Of Grafton, spent
Sunday here the guests Of w y. Ashby
and vife.
The stork visited the home Of Harry
j. Martin and wife on Tuesday morning
and left a fine big baby girl. Mr.. Martin
is the popular rural carrier on route
three and was unable 70 make his usual
visit on that morning 10 his many
patrons. lie has, however, resumed his
place on the route having sufficiently