West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-10

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| Nm. Frank Pierce i spending severa
DAYS with Kinewood irisnds.
Harry Hart. who spent the summer Ia
the esst working Tor the Merchants ant
Miners Steamboat company, returned
TO his home about three weeks ago e
spend some time with his parents. He
left Sunday for Fairmont where he will
take mp the winters work as principal oil
one the schools there.
Miss Lovey Vanderhof has returned
from very pleasant visit with relatives
and friends in New Jersey.
Mrs. Frank West, who was taken to
Baltimore few weeks ago for treatment,
is still in Johns Hopkins hospital. A
great deal Of encouragement has been
given Mr.. West by the physicians there
Tor Mrs. Vests recovery. He also has
every hope for his little girl who is there
to be operated on. Both Mrs. West aud
her daughter have the sincerest wishes OF
their many friends for speedy recovery.
w. +. Baldwin OF Somerset, Pa, has
returned to his home after prolonged
business visit here.
DIR. Basil Heron, the popular young
dentist. spent the week end at his home
in Fairmont.
August Ed, who has been a business
visitor TO Pittsburg, returned Sunday.
Frank Menefee, aformer Preston coun-
" boy. was here Sunday TO see his sister
Mrs. John l.. Gibson and shake hands
with his many friends. Mr.. Menefee's
headquarters are now i'm Wellington,
Kansas, where he is connected with two
of the largest roads in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hall and family
have been visiting Mrs. Halls parents
near Grafton.
Prof. and Mrs. Jameson have returned
from Wooster, Ohio, where they have
been taking course of studies during
the summer.
Mrs. Mary West and daughter Mrs.
Polite West Parrack lett Sunday for
Baltimore with Mrs. Robert Noel who
has been their house guest for the past
few weeks.
Miss Agnes Gibson has been spending
several days in Terra Alta the guest OF
relatives and friends
The genial DR.. Samuel Austin Pratt
was here Saturday for few hours.
Bert Gibson of Masontown, was a
business visitor here few days last
week
Master Paul Watson is visiting his
uncle DIR. Elmer +. Watson OF Albright.
w. Scott Shahan, former merchant
OF this place, who ia now making his
home on large farm in Crooksyille.
Ohio, was here several days last week
visiting his many friends.
l.. T. Stafford and wife have Just re-
turned from two weeks trip to Terra
Alta.
Mrs. Thomas Brikbeck and children
OF Wadsworth, Ohio, who have been
making their home here for the past few
months have returned to their home in
Ohio, where they will remain for the
school year.
The former bank room IN the Bonafield
building is being renovated and will be
used this winter as school for one of
the primary grades.
Labor Day was appropriately celebrated
here by two picnics, one at Shaw's Grove
and one at Hunts Grove. Music was
furnished at one place by Reppert's
band and by O'Malley's band at the
other. A most enjoyable day was spent
at both places.
Jack Keener spent the week end with
friends at Austen.
Congressman VIM. @. Brown was here
a few hours Labor Day on his return
from Austen where he was the speaker
OF the day at large gathering there.
Mr.. Brown was accompanied by his SON.
in-law Robert Brown.
VIM. G. Layelle spent the week end in
Fairmont the guest OF friends there.
Miss Faith Craig has been spending
several days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Frank Craig.
Miss Mary Frantz IL the guest OF her
friend Mrs. Harry Miller. in CIarksburg.
The Tunnelton graded and primary
school will commence this coming Mon
day. There will be some changes in tine
roster OF teachers and an increased en-.
rol!ment Of pupils.
Mrs. John Werlich OF Kingwood, was
here few hours Saturday on her way
from Elkins where she was visiting her
sister for few days.