West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
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Hotel Poland.
Charles Childs OF Kingwood. was
here yesterday.
Harry Hart OF Fairmont. was here
this week visiting his parents.
Congressman Brown and wife were
here yesterday for short time.
c. Ross Trickett and family are Wis
iting relatives at Blaser this week.
Beatrice kenney has returned from
Fairmont where she has been the
guest OF friends and relatives for the
past week.
Mrs. c. G. Doueherty left this morn
ing for Wheeling where she will visit
her brother. Reese Cummings and
family. While here Mrs. Dougherty
was the guest OF her sister. Mrs. L..
b. Hartman.
James William Hunt. editor OF the
Cumberland Press. spent the week end
here with his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
James $. Hunt VIII is more than
making good and It is gratifying TO his
many friends here to know that fact.
Bert T. Gibson and family OF Ma
sontown, motored over Monday and
spent the day here the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. w. A. Watson While here
they also awaited themselves of the OPP
portunity of attending our Chautau-
qua and Master Gibson proved an able
assistant To Durno the magician.
Mrs NJ. c. Gibson. who has been alb
sent for several months was here
tuesday and yesterday greeting her
many friends who are always glad TO
have her call. Mrs. Gibson spent some
time visiting relatives I'm the middle
west and since her return has been
visiting among her children at King
wood. Masontown and Waynesburr
Pa
Thomas Clark and family were M
hihsWood yesterday where they at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Mary Walsh
or Pittsburgh. Mrs. Walsh was a sis
ter of Mr.. Clark's. Another brother.
Andrew Clark, OF Columbus. Ohio ac-
companied them as did also a brother
in-law, Thomas Welch. OF Pittsburgh
This last named gentleman will he re-
membcred by many OF our older citi-
zens as the eldest son OF the late Ia
nentcd Patrick Welch.
Mrs G. H. Watkins. who has beon
I'll for the past two weeks. was taken
TO the hospital at Fairmont Yesterday
ON train No 3. She was very success
Iuily operated on at IL o'clock yester-
day and every hope is now held out for
her ultimate recovery. She was ac-
companied by her husband who ia stul
at her bedside
John w. Watkins and family have
moved to Johnstown, Pa, where they
formerly lived II is stated that Mr.
WATKINS is no longer identified with
tie coal industry, line OF business he
lad followed for many years He has
opened first-class confectionery
store I'm the city made famous by the
big flood and his many friends here
wish him every success I'm his new nm
dertaking.
IL has been requested that IL be
again announced that the Wiles- Wat
kins reunion will be held at No. 4. MI
View church. on Sunday the 22d of
this month very cordial invitation
is extended the friends OF these two
estimable families TO be on hand that
day and join them I'm wholesome
celebration which will leave a sweet
memory. There will be intellectual
entertainment and many things that
are good for the inner man.
The little infant daughter OF Frank
west and wife died yesterday after,
noon and interment will be made to-
day In the West cemetery. The child
was never strong since birth and while
the physicians have never held out
much hope for it's ultimate recovery
there has always been that hope
against hope that the child would out
grow the malady with which IL was
AFFLICTED and become strong. The
sympathy OF the community is extend
ed the bereaved parents and while
their loss is irreparable, as viewed
with earthly eyes, we do know that
little Edith Maxine is among the
blessed for such is the Kingdom of
Heaven"
Miss Mary Lowther of Mt. Clare, is
here visiting DR. B. s. Rankin and
family
Miss Katherine Russell of Keyser.
returned home yesterday after spend
ing several days here the guest OF her
friend, Mrs. VIM. G. Lavelle.
Miss Flass L. Pell was here Tuesday
the guest Of friends and also attend
ing our Chautauqua course.
Miss Charlotte Walker is visiting
friends and relatives I'm Fairmont and
other points In Marion county.
Thomas Hunt. Arden Halbritter.
Charles Danser, Misses Edwina and
Nell Frantz and Misses Ethel Wiles
and Faythe Craig are among those
who attended the teachers institute
at Kingwood this week.
Cyrus H. Martin, wife and son OF
Thomas, were here Tor a few hours on
Monday calling on their many friends.
Mr. Martin is just able to be out after
a very serious attack OF typhoid fever
and while he does not look as well as
usual is rapidly regaining strength.
He is now the superintendent Of the
Thomas schools and has established
an enyiable record and is held I'm the
highest esteem by the people In that