West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-19
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Floyd smith was siness visitor
at Grafton Saturday.
c. II. Brown was visiting his mother
Mrs. Ada Morgan. at Terra Alta. sun
day.
J. WIN Watson was the guest OF
Terra Alta friends and relatives sun
day.
Miss Ercell Shay spent the week
end with her parents. returning 10
Fairmont Sunday evening.
Mrs. w. ]. Lavelle was the guest of
friends at Clarksburg and Hepzibah
from Thursday until Monday.
Miss Nell Frantz. who is one of the
teachers in the Rowlesburg graded
school, spent the week end with home
folks.
Miss Lily ID. May who is teaching
the Ben Davis school. primary depart
ment. was the weekend guest OF New
uuTS irlenus ana relatives.
Miss Laura Harrington of Clarks-
burg. spent Saturday aud Sunday here
visiting her aunt. Mrs. II. w. Bona
field.
1t is pleasing news TO the many
friends of Mrs. s. A. West 10 know
that she is once more able TO be out
after an illness of the past two weeks.
J. w. Detamore and son are drill
ing we'll on the Cruise property
W. G. Lavelle and wife spent the
weekend at Oakland the guest o. Mr..
and Mrs. James Broderick.
IL is currently rumored that the new
coal mine on the West Virginia North
ern will soon resume operations and
rapidly push TO completion the in
stallation of the plant.
II has always been thought. by the
superstitious. that the thirteenth was
an unlucky number and that Friday
the 18th was an unusually bad combi-
nation. However, Mr. and Mrs. f.. c.
Maier are not among those who are
inclined to look upon Friday the 18th
as being unlucky because on that day
in the wee sma' hours of the morn the
stork called at their home and left
there two sons-twin boys-and while
the father may have experienced ex-
uberant excitement IL is pleasing TO
note that the mother and babes are
doing nicely.
Clean coal is the coal center slogan.
Notices have been posted I'm the most
places in town assuring
steady employment and a more pros
porous community If clean coal is
loaded. 1t is believed all concerned
will work to that end.
The second number OF the Lyceum
Course will be given on this coming
Monday evening at Browns hall when
Butharz will hold the boards. Noah
Butharz is reader and impersonator
OF rare merit and will maintain the
high standard set by Robert Parker
Miles. the lecturer. This course should
be generously patronized by the pub
lie insorder that the future success of
the undertaking will be assured the
high school pupils under whose aus
pieces the course is being held.
Thomas Fisher has had his home
equipped with the Zeck hot water
heating system. This is the patent of
Alex Geek of Grafton, and is one of
the most complete systems on the
market today. Each radiator is heat
ed by gas and after setting the Their
mostat at the degree of heat desired
1t will automatically adjust It. An
other advantage is that heat can be
had when desired and can be cat off
in other parts of the home. Mr..
Fisher now has one of the most mod
ern homes in this section.
John w. Keener was calling on his
friends in and around Austen Sun
day.
The local Baptist congregation have
called to their church the Rev. l.. l..
Lightner of Gladesville, and he has ac-
cepted. Rev. Leightner is very able
and earnest minister and is assured
the hearty support of his followers as
we'll as being welcomed TO our com
munity by all our citizens.