West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-15

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Mrs. z. X. Menear OF Kingwood, wa
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID
Reppert for the week end.
Miss Lorrsin Nuxum OF Shinnston. ha
returned home after spending severa
days here the guest OF her aunt Mrs. ]
+. Jamison.
Thurman Hibbs and Miss Leone Msrtir
have returned 10 their home at Met
after spending the week end here tn,
guests of Miss Martins sister Mrs. Bertu,
Miller.
l. Ii Hartman, the popular furnitur,
dealer. was business visitor at Morgan.
town Tuesday.
Mrs. :. X. Guseman of Reedsville, /.
here visiting her daughter Mrs. Walter
Hart.
Miss Margaret Showalter of Hundred,
is here with her aunt Mrs. Thomas Har,
and is also student in the local high
school.
w. Scott Garner, the veteran news.
paperman and well known historical and
literary writer, was IN town Monday ON
business returning to his Walnut Hill
farm that evening.
j. Willis Halhriter left Tuesday morn
ing for Clarksburg where he was sent by
the local |. .. O. f. lodge as delegate
to the Grand lodge which is now i'm
session in the Harrison county capital.
ii. n. Clendening. the junior MEM
Der OF the popular firm of Funderburk
and Clendening of Kingwood. was here
Tuesday on business relating to their
office, that OF surveying
James +. Murdoch OF the Preston News
was here Tuesday minglng with our
people and gathering notes for ms paper.
George M. Bowers, Republican candi.
date for congress, was here for short
time Tuesday on his way to the county
capital.
Pat Orr Of Wilsonburg. was here for
short time Friday greeting his many
friends and extending hearty handshake
hat made one feel that life was worth
living.
+. G. EVERY, Republican candidate
or county clerk, was here Friday look
ng up his fences and ferreting out the
voters.
Ii. l.. Brown, the genial postmaster
rom Kingwood, was here a short time
morning shaking hands with
lis legion of friends.
The West Virginia Northern was nearly
IN hour late Saturday morning in its
arrival due 10 a broken rail near Lang's
restle.
Mrs. NJ. G. Gibson, after prolonged
absence, has returned to town and has
been visiting among her many friends
Who always extend cordial and hearty
Welcome. Mrs. Gibson expects to leave
next month for the west where che will
likely spend the winter with relatives,
much 10 the regret of her many friends
lere.
Architect Lyons OF Fairmont, was here
saturday checking up the work on the
new high school. az he il the supervisor of
he construction work.
Mrs. NJ. w. Rice and children left
saturday for Boyds. Md, where her
husband is at present employed and
where the family will make their future
home.
Miss Nina Ayersman of Howesvlle,
Who has been staying with her sister Mrs.
;. M. Davis and attending school here
pent the first part OF the week with her
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ayersman.
Prof. @. III. Reppert has organized
'oung ladies' orchestra here and is now
lolding regular rehersals and it will not
Ne long until we shall hope to have
public demonstration OF what the young
aides have accomplished in this line
lnder the able instruction OF the Pro-
essor.
Mesdames Pell and Grove of Austen,
we're shopping here on Friday of last
week.
Raphael Keener OF the West End,
'etter known TO his intimates as Buddie
pent the past week here the guest of his
lncle John w. Keener.
o. G. Hileman and wife OF Rowlesburg,
pent Sunday here the guest OF Mr.. Hile-
mans mother Mrs. Ida Hileman.
Some one with a sweet tooth or a
imber jaw broke into the local Baltimore
md Ohio station on Saturday night and
ilentIy stole away with the chewing gum
'ending machine that was fastened to
lac wall. This was the only thing missed
md it is somewhat OF mystery az TO
low the thief made his entry. He or
hey as the case might be.
Floyd Smith and Miss Gladys Pierce
we're Morgantown visitors for the week
nd and witnessed the game between the
Varsity and Bethany on Saturday. The
after is the alma mater OF both Miss
Pierce and Mr.. Smith.
Walter Hart has moved into the Sid
veil property, on Gibson street, formerly
by Thomas Brkbeck.
DIR. b. F. Heron, our enterpriang
ientist, was the guest OF home folks for
he week end at Fairmont.
Leo Council, who has succeeded Jack
Martin as the chief clerk OF the Merchants
Joal company in the local office, was
Town at Cumberland for the week end
he guest Of friends and relatives.
1t Is pleasing news to the many friends
of Mrs. Guy NJ. Bonafield to know that
she is regaining her former strength and
that the prospects are bright TOR her re-
turn home at an early date from the Davis
and Elkins hospital, at Elkins, where she