West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-27

Rider published at Kingwood, was here
Friday on bus iness.
Miss Annie Durr has returned after an
extended visit with George Watkins and
family at Morgantown.
John Guseman of Reedsville, was the
guest OF his sister Mrs. w. l.. Hart for
the week end.
Guy Taylor, former Tunneltonian.
now located at Frostburg, Nd, is here
visiting his parents NJ. NJ. Taylor and
VILE Guy is employed by the Consoli-
dated Coal company which operates ex-
tensively IN the Georges Greek region.
Ross johnson. who was located here
during the improvements on the Balti
more and Ohio with one of the engineer
ing crops but who is now news editor of
the Grafton Sentinel, was the guest of
friends here Friday
X. Nj. Garrett aud family were the
guests of Mountain Lake Park friends
and relatives during the past week.
Misses Edwina and Mary Frantz spent
the week end at Kingwood the guests of
their cousin Miss Mary Haney.
Among the Preston county teachers
who are attending institutes this week
are Beatrice Kenny and Myrtle Hileman
who are at Grafton, and Mrs. Lou +.
Hart who is at Clarksburg, where the
Taylor and Harrison county institutes
are being held respectively.
George Pierce has returned home after
having completed the summer course at
the West Virginia University. Ii is his
intention to return this fall and matricu-
late for the the full years work. He
carries with him the best wishes of his
many friends for successful completion
OF his scholastic endeavors.
Perry Bucklew is in charge OF the Hart
tonsorial parlor during the absence of
Thomas Darling Hart, the proprietor,
who is pursuing a practical course in
topography in the vicinity of Western
port, Midland and Frostburg
County superintendent Fortney was
prominent business visitor here Saturday.
Thomas NJ. Kenny, the genial and
accommodating lighting manipulation at
West End, was business visitor in
Pittsburgh the last week.
Attorney +. T.. Parrack was a legal
visitor at Terra Alta one day last week.
Miss Genevieve Stealey of stealey
Heights, Clarksburg, was here during the
past week the guest of Miss Genevieve
Poland and Miss Ada Lavelle.
The Misses Gladys and Sybel Pierce
entertained few OF their friends last
Thursday evening in honor OF their house
guests Misses Sarah Munson and Gertrude
Latham. Among those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Layelle, Misses Sybe
and Gladys Pierce, Sarah Munson, Ger
trude Latham, Ada LavelIe, and Mcssrs.
Thomas Hunt, Edward Stephens, Guy
Wiles and Arden Halbrittcr, who spent
most delightful evening.
Mrs. Elma McWIlIiams Of Huntington.
WIZ H"o 'N'h VIC khtHb Oi MITE. w. u 4.
Lavelle, left Monday evening for Grafton
accompanied by Mrs. w. j. Lavelle and
daughter Ada.
John Dorsey Of Grafton, was here Sum
day for few hours visiting his aunt.
Mrs. j. S. Hunt.
Mrs. Ross Trickett and family have
been the guests Of Mrs. Trcketgs parents
at Anderson for several days.
Mrs. NJ. @. Gibson, who has been in
Masontown for several weeks, was i'm
town Tuesday for few hours. Mrs.
Gibson expects to spend several days on
her farm and will then return to Mason
town.
Thomas Hunt entertained several OF
bis friends last Friday night at card
party in honor OF the Misses Sarah
Munson and Gertrude Latham. After a
very delightful evening closed with ele.
CANT refreshments the guests who were
Misses Sarah Munson. Gertrude Latarn,
SYbel and Gladys Pierce, Ada Lavelle
and Messrs Guy WiIes. Arden HaIbrtter
aud Edward Stephens departed at late
hour for their respective homes.