West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-09-23
Tunnclton
J. wfKeener spent the week en-,
with Austen friends

N'NNNSs 49, WtiN ~ NiueWOou sun
day.
L. Bert Hartman. wife and son
Ralph were at Kingwocl Sunday the
guest OF relatives.
Mrs. VIM. G. Lavelle and her house
guest were at Kingwood for the week
end the guests OF J. III. Werlich and
wife.
Ross Trickett, wife and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. Trickett's
parents at Blaser.
X. l.. kean, representing the Cum
berland Sash and Door company. was
here calling on the trade Tuesday.
Miss Ada Louise Layelle is visiting
friends at Moundsville. Wheeling and
Claysvillc, Pa, this week.
Col. W. ]. Lavelle. special rule ox-
sminer for the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad company. spent the week end
with his family.
w. Scott Garner OF Walnut Hill,
was here yesterday on business and
meeting his friends. a chat with this
sage is always worth while.
There will be community meeting
at the local high school building on
Friday evening OF this week 1t is
open to the public and Il Is hoped
there will be large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. August ED and chill
dren motored to Masontown Sunday,
returning that same evening before
the heavy rain.
There was a big all-day picnic Sun
day at Miller's grove. near No. 4.
The O'Malley band, fourteen pieces
strong, furnished the music. then
there were plenty of well filled bas-
kets OF good things to eat and Rev.
Floyd w Dick made two very able adj
dresses. Taken in .ri II was de-
lightful gathering and everybody had
an enjoyable time.
DR.. Everett Walker returned from
Pittsburgh Tuesday evening with n
brand new Ford roadster, having
drove through from the Smoky City,
where he made the purchase. The
doctor now has n big FIVE passenger
Grove and bought the smaller car for
professional use.
William Guy Wiles left Monday
morning for Bethany college where
he has matrlculated for the fall and
winter terms. The many friends OF
this young man want to see him make
good and believe that he will sustain
his local record and do this.
Thomas Fisher. tho genial manager
| of the Coffman-Fisher string OF stores,
simply cannot do without an automo-
bile. Ever, since Tom sold his Ford
roadster ia James Wilson he has
been like a fish out OF water, but this
condition could not last long and one
day last week he went down TO Fair
mont and drove back brand new
Dodge touring car. -f'his is the first
car of this make to come into our
town.
A. A. Beavers, clerk I'm the local of
fee OF the Merchants Coal company
spent Sunday I'm Grafton with his
brother, William A. Beavers. IL il
said that Arthur has the automobile
fever, too, and II was thought that he
had departed TO drive in with IA car
and surprise his friends. He will
now likely wait unit spring before
making a purchase.
Don't forget the community meet
Ing that is to be held I'm the local
school building on this coming Fri
day. Every parent should make an
effort to be present as well as every
other citizen OF the community. IL ia
absolutely open to all and there will
be pleasing program rendered. and
possibly some refreshments. II you
are not present you will have some
thing to regret afterwards, so be on
hand
Miss Gladys Pierce returned "a
Bethany college Monday where she
will complete her course in domestic
science.
Miss Irene Osbourn returned to her
home at baltimore on Monday after
a months visit with Mrs. VIM. G.
Lavelle.
II. II. Poland returned from Fair
mont Sunday with his little son Ken
meth who had been I'm Cooks hospita
for medical treatment. While the
little fellow was able to come home
he is still, very weak and will tak'
some time to regain his formel
strength.
Robert f. Hunt, third son OF oul
own James s. Hunt and a gradual,
OF last years class I'm the local higl
school, left Friday for Annapolis, Nd
where he registered I'm ST Johns AGA
DENY. This il one OF the ten mifitar,
! colleges In the United States that Il
recognized by the United States arml
and also for high standing I'm the edu
cational world. Bob's friends conf
IDENTIFY believe that he will more thar
make good and return with fresh laur
els next year.
Miss Bayly. a graduate OF the BY
ron King school OF oratory, Is her
coaching the high school students 4
play that will be staged in the au
ditorium OF the school building o
next Wednesday night II is said {
be a bright and humorous play wit
plenty OF room for a display OF taller
and should be well attended by on
people. May Bayly. herself an exec
lent reader, will give several rend