West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-10-14

Il eoNu tOuay.
Squire J. w. Flynn was a business
visitor to Morgantown Saturday.
| Mrs. A. f. Forman. of Albright. was
business visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. French Yoke OF Morgantown.
was the guest OF her parents Sunday.
Attorney u. J. Crogan was attend -
ing court in Grafton one day this
week
| Col. John Alexander Mcdaniel of
Mt. Phoebe. was county seat visitor
Saturday.
for Sale Cheap-An almost new Ma
jestic coal range. Address Box ga
hins"ood' w. Va Soft
Mrs. Matte Gill left for her home in
Cleveland Monday after spending a
few days here the guest of friends.
c. r. Bell of the firm OF Bell and
Chidester. lumber dealers. Newburg.
is business visitor here today.
Mrs. Frank Van Newkirk and
daughter Helen were the guests of
relatives in Morgantown Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Meeks OF Horneu \
l. VINO has been the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. b. A. Rees, returned to her home
| Monday
Miss Mary ReXroad went TO Reeds
vile last Saturday, preparatory to the
opening OF her school at that place
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Watson and daughter
Elizabeth OF Morgantown. spent Sat
urday and Sunday here the guests of
the formers mother.
Mesdames Ed c. Everly. G. II. vii
son and VIM. NJ. Schaeffer spent the
day Tuesday at Reedsville as ghosts
of Mrs. G. r. Zinn.
Hezekiah Feather, one of the prom
lnent farmers of the Craborchard sec
tion' was in the county seat yesterday
on business mission.
John w. Jackson returned to his
nome in New London, Iowa. Tuesday
after spending the past few DAYS in
the county visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS T. DALEY returned |
home today from Clarksburg whore
they have been for few days. They
drove through in their Overland.
Mrs. Rachel Bishop OF Rowlesbure
and daughter, Mrs. Belle McCoy of /
Parsons, were the guests OF friends
ana relatives here a few days the past
week
Frank p. Gale of near Tunnelton
was visitor in the county seat yes
terday and reports business conditions
as being excellent throughout the
county
The Rev. Cunningham and wife. af-
ter his return from conference snent
about two weeks on a vacation down
near Bruceton among Mrs. Cunning
hams people
MI. and Mrs. Charles +. Welch and
son Herman, c. b. Bishop and Stan
ley Crane. of Albright, were SUNDAY
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Cone
man, near town.
you have never read as highly an
entertaining story of human interest
as "Seffy," which begins in this issue
Better turn to page four and read the
opening chapters.
Mrs. Claud Maxwell and little son
nave been here from Clarksburg the
past week visiting her sisters, Mrs. II
>. Whetsell Miss Nora Lantz and
brother, f. NJ Lantz.
Especial care has been taken I'm the
preparation of pleasing program for
tomorrow nights recital. Proceeds
are for the school library. You can
yet your tickets now.
Miss Lillian Smith, accompanied bv
her nephew and niece, Lorraine and
Elizabeth Smith OF Brandonville. left |
Saturday for an extended visit with |
friends and relatives I'm Preston coun-
ty-Morgantown Post Chronicle.
Rev. j. Il. Wells arrived here Satur- /
day evening from Spencer TO assume |
charge of the NJ. +. church for the en-
suing year, and conducted regular ser
vices Sunday. On account of illness |
Mrs. Wells was unable to accompany |
her husband.
The both annual session of the grand |
lodge Of !. o. o. F. opened at Morgan
town Tuesday of this week. The Re
bekahs are meeting i'm connection and
both organizations will be i'm session |
until Friday. Several from the local
lodges are in attendance.
Mrs. Kathleen Watson and son
Prentiss motored here yesterday from
Reedsville and spent the day with the
formers daughter, Miss Kathleen, who
is student at the Normal. Mrs. Wat
son and children were guests here of
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Wheeler on pier
point avenue Fairmont West Virgin