West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-01

Hsppy New Year
school board met here December ~.
Kemp Shaw csnae up from Masnolis
sunday 70 ,is, friends.
Phyllis Franss ms returned from :
visit 20 h,r sister, Ms. Sweeney at Johns,
town. Pa
Ada Vanderbilt wss thc voe.t Of rela.
lives IN Terra Al,a Friday.
foiu Craig. who i c'erkine in The
rarsetstarc 81 Hiovvcod, spent Xmas
WIKI her parents here.
Bob Law. connected with Bonnet, and
Iaioott, contractors, was here on business
Sunday.
rpmsp Frasier, wife and little daush.
Ter, Lonis., pen Christmas with rcla-
Hyss az Nevburs.
Link Wolf, now in the euaployee of
Benhets & Talbot. at Magnolia. spent
the holidays here with his family.
Pant Craig. who has a position with
the Western Maryland at Elkins. spent
last.~eek with homo folks.
J. J. McKone was a business visitor TO
Grafton Saturday last.
Oral Wolf, Lnutz Miller, Jack Everett.
Blanche Rankin and Ruth Everett drove
over 10 Kinewood Saturday TO see the
Gypsy Qneen'' at The arnory.
Phra kerchivsl, formerly of Tunnel
ton but now located in keyser. is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Beatrice Kenney, who teaches school
near C%iarkshurg, is spending the holiday
season with her parents
iantz Miller. Oral Wolf aud Beno Law
returned SUNDAY 10 Magnolia where they
-aave good positions with the contractors.
Frank Holman, principal of the Howes-
Vile school, was in town Saturday ON
business connected with the school.
Ms. Thomas Kcnney was in Grafton
Friday. She left Sunday on No IS for
Wheeling where she will undergo treat
ment.
Phi Armdcost, Of Baltimore, was the
guest Of Col. w. J. 1avelle from Christ
mas to New Years.
Editor and Mrs. w G Lavelle spent
Christmas with the formers parents and
remained until after The reception
Wednesday evening.
Augn.t ED and wife we're the recipients,
OF the best of gifts on Xmas day-a pirl
baby. \ daughter was also born on me
day TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Haskell
Mrs. Harry Poland and three children
are spending the holidays witb|her par
ents &C Masontown,
Tue per'ormsnceo Of the gypsy Queen"
given .on Xmas uiRht by Nome talent was
GOOD aud well attended,, considering the
Indictment Weather /ou December 27 a
prrt finance was gh,en 70 a iull house in
the King@ooi a1hory.
rap.olton va no community Christ
' iebrgIo, hut a public treat to the
-hildnn N provided through the cener
iY &Ae Penn Mercantile co. Each
albi /ccitel q bag Of candy. some pop
POM n orange There were no
II attaclwl b, the gait, and The
~TVT . y hcartie.t tuanks
90 pr % Iptlic spirit aud generosity.
Of % Ere many evidences of public
spiUt $50 the citizeus~of the Coal
% nre, + lie move 60 make up a prize
go BE- given 70 tle psrcnt- OF the first
e'iAi born within tnr corporate limits in
1914. The prime movers in this public
movement are Squire Jos. a Miller and
DR. Everett Walker. The plan has re-
ceiyed the hearty support Of Mayor
Watson and pecuniary assistance is ex
pectcd lrom Col W J Lavelle, j. S
Hunt, las w johnson, IVES Miller and
other prominent citizens Of town. Full
particulars will be- given later.
Bbe contest FOR the gold bracelet be-
tween DAISY May siaWell and orpba
Wolf under the au-pices Of the VI. Il.
Ladies Aid ended Christmas eve. The
bracelet was won by Daisy Sidwell and a
ring was awarded to Orpha Wolf. The
amount collected was approximately
sixty-five dollars.