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Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-20
OFFICER GUARDS
WEST SIDE RANCE

deputy sheriff, in response to
call from the Ira Aten ranch that .
men had been lurking about, remained
there all night guarding the place.
The only members of the family at
home were Mrs. Ateu and her daugh-
fer. TmOgeOp.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-20
JURY FINDS T.. J.
PHILLIPS GUILTY

Fifteen minutes after withdrawing
for delberattpn. jury returned with
a verdict of guilty against Il. ]. Phil
lips on a charge of selling morteaeed
property. This is Phillips second con
viction the retrial having been Sc
cured after he had served months
in The peuitcntiarY.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-20
BYRD MAY BE
FREED ON BAIL

Efforts 10 secure the release Of Ed
gar Byrd. charged with murderous
assault year ago on w. ID. Acrey,
who was then deputy city marshal of
Holtville. on bail. are being made by
his attorney. ]. Z. seymour. Byrd's
bond has been set at $4,000. The time
of the preliminary hearing, which will
be held before Justice of the Peace
Mavfield, will be set this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-20
"The Surprising Valley"
Is It's Latest Title

That is all right for the valley under
any other name than its truly own,
will spread as wide and produce as
abundantly.
Mr.. Payne has given most able
summary of the history and achieve
ments of the valley and, with the 2,000,
OOO circulation of the Post. the bcne-
fit to follow must BE- beyond measure.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-20

Imperial Valley was thought to be
a pretty good name. Colonel Holabird
thought he could improve on the title
by calling it "The Evergreen valley
hut they did not stick. Now comes WIN
PAYNE in the saturday Evening Post
with an article on this section under
the title of "The Surprising valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-20
Masonic Temple Steel
Is Ready for Structure

work. There are TO be IS steel pill
lars extending from the sidewalk curb
to the roof on the south and west
fronts. which will be tied together by
horizontal steel beams, and all this
steel work will be lmbedded in con-
crete.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-20

The Masonic Temple, when rebuilt,
will be one of the strongest buildings
IMAGINABLE, and will serve as model
for further building here. The steel
is now being put on the ground, and
illustrates the solid nature of the new
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North Avenue

Mrs. Elizabeth Van Sickle is visit
ing her son Jacob Van Sickle OF Tis-
sue, Pa, at present
John Wilhelm was calling on friends
in this community recently.
Martin Fike and wife were visiting
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
jeremiah Teets. last Sunday.
George Van Sickle was working
roads last week
Mrs. Marshal Fike returned home
last Thursday from Clarksburg, Terra
Alta. Mountain Lake Park and other
places where she had been visiting for
some time.
Walter. Rosa and Quinter Van
Sickle were calling on Perry Umbels
Sunday evening.
Misses Ada and Lettie Friend were
visiting their sister. Mrs Perry I'm
bel. last Sunday.
William Frazee and wife, Of Union
town. Pa. were visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fike.
C. w. Van Sickle is working for an
oil company at Watons Dale, Pa.
Tel Frazee, of near Friendsville.
Md was in this section recently try
ing TO buy a horse.
Mrs William Arthur and children
were visiting her parents Sunday
+. r. Fike raised his new barn last
| Friday.
Some Of our folks attended the fu
neral Of Mrs. Barbara Robinson OF
Glade Farms last Sunday. She was a
respected, kind old lady She had liv-
ed TO the ripe old age Of almost %
years She was religious old lady
and had been a member Of the Meth
odist church for So years.
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FenowSvillc

Willie Nose of harrisburg. spent
Sunday under the parental roof
Harmon Sdwell and family of Ma
sontown, spent few hours i'm town
Saturday.
We are sorry to note that one of our
most respected and aged citizens,
Hiram Shahan, is very poorly at this
writing. Uncle Hiram as he is called
by every one, served in the Civil war
and received injuries which caused
him much sickness in the past years
Miss Sallie Bolyard and Miss Bessie
Shaw spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends I'm Oakland Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Summers of
Morgantown. have been visiting with
friends here the past week.
Dorsey Woodward. who has been
spending a few weeks I'm Kingwood
helping his brother G.. NJ Woodward
in his barber shop, returned Sunday.
The people in this community. were
greatly pleased TO learn that the new
board of education has decided to put
slate roof on our new school buiId.
ing instead OF rubber roofing. We
will have one OF the best country
school buildings in the state when IL
is completed.
Virgil Clarkson was kicked by a
horse one day the past week lie had
his arm broken and some other minor
injuries
We have all our dwelling houses I'm
town occupied at present.
Every one invited to attend Sunday
school and Epworth League every
Sunday and Sunday evening.
Mrs. Thos. Cool is visiting her son,
j. w. Cool at this writing.
Junior Bucklew of Evansville, is
visiting DR.. w. w. Bucklew at this
writing
Miss Ruth Ridenour is visiting with
friends at Morgantown this week.
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Rodaner

Sowing buckwheat has been the or
der Of the day during the past week.
Mrs Goldie Pashel Of the west side.
Morgantown. is visiting relatives In
this neighborhood at the present time.
Mrs. Maggie Strawser is again visit
ing friends and relatives in these
parts
Mrs 49, f. Flood and little daughter
Daisy were calling at J. G. BuckIew's
Thursday.
Mrs Goldie Pashel Of Morgantown.
and Mrs r. a. Garner Of Mt Run.
spent the day at B. r. Floods satur-
day
Samuel Nestor and Mrs Bell Mes
senger were visiting the latter'a
daughter, Mrs. Marshal Hoffman. sun
day.
Miss Agnes Uphold was visiting at
-. =. Floods Saturday and SUNDAY.
Bud Taylor and wife and son. Clar-
ence Taylor and wife, were calling on
MIR. Taylor's sister. Mrs. Buckner
Bucklew Of this place, Sunday.
Chauncey Martin and wife were call
ing at +. a. Gamers Sunday.
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Valley Point

MIR. and Mrs. John Nixon and famil,
OF Point Pleasant. are visiting at Sam.
uel Miller's, Mrs. Nixon's parents.
Miss Myrtle Metheny OF Terra Alta
is spending the week end at Mcclellan
Hartman's.
Mrs, odus Liston and Miss Pearl
Martin attended the children's day ex.
ercises at Centenary Sunday. spending
the evening at Farley Listens.
Mrs. Louisa ]. Forman and Mrs
Belle Hartman were visiting w. Nj
Forman's at Morgantown the past
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Spindler visited
friends in this place Saturday even
ing.
l.. +. Smith and family and Oliver
Liston and family visited at Benny
Listens Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Noah I.iston, w. J. Lis
ton and family visited VIM. wilburn
Sunday.
Messrs. Them Everly. John Martin
and Mcclellan Hartman were business
visitors at Albright Monday.
Prof Ira Groves held a sing for the
young people at Mt Moriah Monday
night.
Rev. HurNthal will give n free en-
tertainment at the church Saturday
evening. the 18th
Miss Hazel Cupp OF Morgantown. is
visiting her uncle. Walter Metheny, of
this place.
Mrs. Frank Miller and children and
Mrs. VIII Titchenell and children Wis
tied at John Jenkins Sunday
Quite number OF people from here
attended the children's day exercises
and all-day meeting ut Centenary last
Sunday. The superintendent and
committee surely deserve praise for
the program and the manner I'm which
II was delivered. Also the good wo-
men of the community for the excel
lent dinner prepared for the occasion.
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Gfadesvflle

Mrs. Mary Ellison OF DaYlstown, Pa.
is spending a few days visiting her
many friends in and near Gladesville.
Chas Ryan, Of Cans, Pa. spent a
week with his many friends and rela-
tives in this community. He arrived
here July 3.
Oda Gale Of Washington, D. G., is
visiting her aunt. Mrs Kate banks.
Dr. +. X. sutton returned last Tues
day from a visit to his son, James r..
Sutton Of Fairvicw, w. Va.
Dale Rice and sister Of Morgantown,
spent Sunday last with friends i'm and
near Cladesville.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church in Gladesville begin
ming Thursday. July 10. and conunu-
ing over the following Sunday.
a number Of our young people spent
Monday. the 9Th. at Independence.
celebrating Independence day and
they report having a good time.
Jacob II. Fortney. aged about u. q
veteran Of the Civil War. died at his
home near Gainesville July G. 1915.
after a prOtracted Hines resulting
from complication Of diseases, the
most serious OF which was organic
heart trouble. The latter was the i'm
mediate cause OF his sudden demise.
Funeral services were held on the
Sth. conducted by Rev. Hall after
which his remains we're consigned TO
their final resting place by many sor-
rowing and sympathizlng friends.
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Rev. McNiillen preached here sat
urday evening.
John Matthews was calling at Wal
ter Uphold's Sunday.
Hosea Smith OF Morgantown. visited
home folks recently
s. Frank Kelley was at Bruceton ON
business Thursday last.
Miss Ruby Fike was at Brandonville
for short stay last week.
Melvin Cupp has been assisting Tue
carpenters I'm the erection OF the new
church here.
Mrs. Walter Hickey and three chill
dren of near Albright. visited relatives
in this vicinity recently.
John Wilhelm passed through this
section last Friday canvassing for a
book.
Relations OF Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
Feather OF near Uniontown. Pa. visit
cd them Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Fanny Matthews. who was with
her sister. Mrs. Walter Uphold and
family, returned home last Sunday.
Guy Kelley OF Charleroi. Pa. arrived
in this vicinity last week and expects
TO visit relatives and friends here for
while.
Mr.. and Mrs ed Wolfe were guests
of Alfred Cupp over near Cuzzart sun
day.
Melvin Cupp was on business trip
to Friendsville, Md. one day last
week.
Misses Lucy and Mary Kelley and
the latter's brother. Charles Kelley.
were at Markleysburg. Pa, recently.
William Chidester passed through
this vicinity last Wednesday en- route
tn his brothers, Nolan Chichester. near
Mountain Dale.
Walter Spiker is working for Yves
ley Smith beyond Bruceton.
Mrs. |. 4. Frankhouser and little
daughter Miss Glenna were calling on
friends here Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Guthrie was in our vicinity
gathering up produce last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary Miller. of Brandonville.
visited relatives in this vicinity Satur-
day and Sunday.
Geo. Il. Spiker and son Earl were at
Albright on business "Wednesday OF
last week.
Mrs. Ernest Guess and baby of I'm
iontown, Pa. has been with relatives
and friends i'm this community the past
week
James McGinnis and family Of
Brandonville. were at Jonathan Spik-
er's last Wednesday.
Jacob Wilhelm. wife and little
daughter Ethel and others from near
Mountain Dale came down Saturday
evening to hear Rev. McMillen preach.
Mrs. Jonathan Spiker, who fell and
received injuries I'm her back and arm
few weeks ago, we are glad 10 state
is almost well again
Isaac Harmed of Brandonville. came
out to this vicinity Tuesday and was
accompanied home by Miss Alice Guse-
man, who remained until Saturday
evening.
w. l.. Nieman OF Brandonville, came
out TO Martin Cupps I'm his car Satur-
day, accompanied by Misses Mary Mil
Ter and Ruby Fike.
John Q. Kelley and family. S. Frank
Kelley and family, and many others of
the young people OF this vicinity were
In attendance at the children's day
services at Centenary last Sunday.
They report a nice time.
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Cuzzart

Joseph Feather is working OF the
stone work Of his new house.
Albert Dodge will teach our school
the coming winter.
Ben AMMAN sold a fine mare and
colt to f. NJ. Livengood recently.
The masons are working on the
stone work of the new church here.
Three OF Morgantown's young ladies'
were visiting at Ira Bishoff's and Cath
crime Groves the past week.
William Livengood Is building a new
barn.
Jennie Livengood paid her daugh-
ter and other friends weeks visit re-
Gently.
Our farmers are buslly engaged
harvesting their wheat, which Will be
more than an average crop. Oats are
good and other crops are coming to
the front
Our farmers are about finished seed
ing their buckwheat. There is big
acreage being put out In this cOmmun-
ity
Quite large number OF our people
attended the children's day services
at Centenary Sunday The program
was fine and well carried out. Su-
perintendent John r.. jenkins and G.
w Forman made very impressive talks
along the line OF child training and
Sunday school work. Rev J. -
Feather also made fine talk The
day was a bit showery but the people
came from all directions I'm cars and
most every other way. There were
over 800 people present
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Hudson

The most of the wheat is i'm shock in
this community.
Corn is short but IS looking fairly
well.
Levi Iweyer was doing some car
penter work for Calvin Rohr part Of
last week
Henson Kelley was visiting friends
and relatives in this community n part
Of last week
Mrs. Nancy Cunningham and Mrs
Henry Lambert visited at II. d. Gun
ningham's Saturday evening.
John Kuhn. Jr, of Turtle Creek.
Pa, Is stopping at Calvin Rohr's and
expects TO lift some of the fnny tribe
from old Cheat before returning to his
home
Albert Harmed and family were the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Il. f. Gibson
Sunday.
James Mayfeld Of Masontown. is Wis
itng his sister. Mrs II. =. Gibson. at
this place.
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Contempt Case On

ELKINS, w. Va, July 13.-The con
tempt proceedings against Editor II
c. Ogden of the Wheeling Intelligent
Ger in the United States district court
here so far from being brought TO a
close today, as had been expected, will
not be terminated for period OF at
least forty days. At the conclusion
OF Judge John II. Hollis argument late
this afternoon, Judge Edmund Wad-
dell announced that Mr.. We'll and his
associates would he granted twenty
days in which to file a brief. and coun-
sci for the defendant twenty days af-
ter that in which to file a reply brief,
after which "A decision will he handed
down on the demurrer and the motion
TO quash
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-07-15

Most betNtifui I'm every detail was
the wedding ceremony celebrated at
Trinity Episcopal church Wednesday
afternoon ~ o'clock when Miss Mar
torie Bonner Patterson OF this city.
became the bride OF MIR. Hubert Sewell
Pierce OF Fairlce. Vermont. The
church. which lends itself well 60 de-
coration, had been made most attrac-
tive setting for the event. on both
sides OF the great ornamental window
behind the altar. were heavy banks OF
rhododendron. and beneath the win
dow hung great heavy chain OF dais-
les caught at either end with white
| ribbon. Vases OF daisies were on the
altar. and rhododendron was massed
on each side OF the chancel and ON the
chancel rail. Two arched gates. form
ed of green foliage and red wild flow
ers. closed the passage into the chan
eel.
AS the clock struck the hour of four
Professor Simeon c. Smith at the or
| gan began the wedding march from
Lohengrin, and the ushors unrolled
through the full length OF the center
aisle the white cloth TO form tho way
or the bridal party. From tho en-
trance. Elizabeth Patterson and Har-
riet Edmundson carried through the
iull sixty feet OF the aisle the ends OF
TWO heavy chains of daisies, GLADYS
Ednlundson and Miss Helen Louise
Edmundson supporting the other ends
NJ the entrance TO the church.
Clevely euding their friends who
planned rice shower and other re
monstratons at the train. Mr.. and
Mrs Pierce motored to Fairmont yes
terday evening. and left for Washing
ton ana Baltimore. At the latter place
they will take the boat for Boston.
to be guests OF Miss Ruth SHEPPARD
Tor few days. Then they will go 10
worcester To be members of A housc
party I'm bungalow with friends I'm
the woods. They will visit MIR Pierce's
home ut Fairlee. and motor from that
point TO the city of Quebec. later talk
ing the "Trip up the st. Lawrence to
Hamilton, and thence through the
lakes. They expect to reach Wheel
ing the last week in August, and will
he at home in the Arbenz apartments
Mrs Pierce. who has n large circle
OF friends who hold her In the highest
esteem,and wish for her all happiness.
was iormely student In the Uniyer
sity and n member of the Kappa Kan
pa Gamma sorority. Later. when her
rather became professor I'm Tufts
college, she attended school there.
making Phi Beta Kappa and gradual
ing in the class OF 1911. After teach
ing year I'm the high school at
Springfield. Mass. she returned 10
Morgantown whore she has since
taught with marked success.
MIR. Pierce was graduated from
Dartmouth I'm 1911. He is a member
of the Dartmouth chapter of Sigma
Nu. After spending year i'm bust
ness at Worcester he came To King
wood as teacher, and I'm 1914. Joined
the teaching force of the Morgantown
high school, whore he remained until
February of this year. lie was then
called to "A position In the Linsly in
stitute at Wheeling. assuming among
other duties those of football coach
He will be assistant principal of the
school during the coming year-Do-
minioa.
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at Lochgelly. this state, where he has
responsible position with a big coal
company. has been I'm Kingwood and
vicinity for the past week visiting his
old friends. Mr. Wakefield was a pay
ing caller at this office Saturday and
stated that The Argus was so fine he
did not want to miss a copy. Another
Preston boy who has made good and
who also knows good thing.
For Sale One Myers double acting
cog gear so gal barrel spray pump.
tIas one 10 foot and one 25 foot lead
Of y I'm. hose; one foot pipe extern
sion with lever shut off and and me
chanical agitator; also one Brow po-
tato attachment, all I'm first class con
dition, only been used one season.
Reason for selling must have power
sprayer. Will sell at bargain, either
mounted or unmountcd on two wheel
cart. Address T.. r. Martin, Kingwood.
w. Va. 2O-tf
The following order Of services will
be observed for July 49, Kingwood IT,
j. church Sunday school at $3.50 a.
m. NJ. A. Sisler. superintendent; class
services at 1890 a M; Christian En-
deavor at 700 D. M. Blanche Fiser.
leader; preaching at 500 by Rev. c.
Y Bishop. At the Messenger U. H.
church there will be quarterly meet
ing services on the 18th and 18th, also
an all-day picnic on Saturday the 18th
with good speaking. good music and
dinner on the ground.-W. Il. Cum
bingham, pastor.
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Misa lola White, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. White Of Pleasant
Dale. fell from a cherry tree last Fri
day and was seriously injured. She
was so badly stunned that Il was az
first feared she was dead. However.
she regained consciousness and is now
resting fairly well.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-07-15

Kingwood, w. Va, June %. 1915.
TO the creditors OF the estate of I. j.
Blauey deceased:
You are hereby notified that at the
request Of J. $. Radabaugh, admins
traitor OF the estate Of said decedcut. I
have fixed the both day Of July. 1915.
at ten o'clock a. m, at my Office I'm
kingwood, Preston county. West Vir-
ginia. as the time and place where ]
viii sit to hear the proof Of debts and
demands against the estate Of said de-
cedent, at which time and place you
are required to be present.
J. BEN BRADY,
35-6t Commissioner OF Accounts.
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DIR. ALBERT G.. MILLER
or Columbus, Ohio.
Specialist
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
RefractiOn and Fitting OF GIasses

Refraction and Fitting OF Glasses
VIII be in Bruceton Mills July 10 to
20; Kingwood, July n TO %; Albright.
- to 30; Terra Alta, July 81 to Au-
gust -; Rowlesburg, August ~ to IS:
Grafton, August 16 TO "a.
Those wishing to consult the doc
tor can do so at any Of the above nam
cd places on the above dates SO
charge for preliminary examination.
Charges reasonable cost
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When you buy a newspaper you
have right to demand the news.
That's what you pay for. The Argus
delivers
Evening star., 1915-01-08
AR RMV-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Col. George K. McGunneele, infantry,
is relieved from treatment at the Wal
ter Reed General Hospital, D. c.
Each of the following-named officers
is relieved from the 29th Infantry
Capt. Kirwin T. Smith and First Lieuts
Leo A. Dewey. Andrew D. Chaffin and
James G. McIlroy.
Capt Charles G. Mettler, ordnance de-
partment. will visit Richmond, Va, on
official business pertaining to the in
spection of ordnance material.
First Lieut.. Herbert w. Yemans. Med
tcal Reserve Corps. is relieved from
duty in the Philippine Department and
will proceed to the United States.
The following changes In the stations
of dental surgeons are ordered:
First Lieut.. George L. Mason, Fort
Smelling, Minn.. to Fort Hamilton, N.
Y, relieving First Lieut. Frank L. X.
Point, n z. for duty at the United
States Military Academy.
First Lieut.. Alden Carpenter will pro-
ceed to Texas City. Tex, for duty.
First Lieut.. Charles r. Richardson,
semi-annual inspection of the seacoast
armament in the coast defenses of Gal
weston.
First Lieut.. Ralph H. Leavitt, 9Th In
fantry, will proceed to the hospital at
the Presidio of San Francisco for OBJ
servation and treatment.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut.. Joseph F. Cottrell,
Coast Artillery Corps.
of Engineers, will take station at New
York city for duty under the district
engineer ofhcer. second district. New