West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-09-09
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A. II. Halbritter spent Labor day
at Oak Park.
. Thomas ID. Hart and son Harry
have returned from two weeks vaca.
ton spent at Atlantic City and Balti-
more.
School will begin here. in all de-
partments. on Monday. September 18th.
record breaking enrolment is an
ucipated as those pupils who have
formerly attended the Ben Davis
school will now 40 to the new build
ing.
August T. Ed and family have re-
turned from an extended automobile
trip OF two weeks travelling through
Pennsylvania. Maryland and this state.
The trip was very pleasantly spent
with no accidents OF consequence.
Near Terra Alta. however. the party
mad miraculous escape from serious
injury. The car went over an en-
bankment and made n complete turn
but landed right side up. Not an oc-
cupant injured and the only injury TO
the car was broken wind shield.
Thomas Hunt played with the King
wood boys Labor lay at Oak Park and
proved himself star.
DR.. and Mrs Everett Walker and
children were NJ Oak Park Monday
making the tsp in the doctors biz
Crow.
Miss Sybile Pierce is spending the
week I'm Buckhannon visiting among
friends and relatives.
Maurice L. Jacksonn the popular
editor of the News. was here for a
few hours one day last week greeting
his many friends.
Red" Whetsell. the elongated first
sacker of the Kingwood nine. was
mingling with the fans here for fcw
hours Friday.
Joseph Click. OF Cumberland. was
the weekend guest OF his friend I
William Hunt On Monday these two
gentlemen returned TO the Queen CITY.
Labor day was flttingly observed
near here. at Shaw's grove. A big
basket dinner. patriotic speeches. a
baseball game and plenty of music bv
the oMalley hand were the attrac-
lions.
H. H. Poland left Tuesday for
Clarksburg taking with him his vounp-
est child. Little Kenneth has not been
well for the past week or ten DAVIS and
his father is now seeking the advice
OF specialists in the hope of restoring
his little sons health.
Rev. and Mrs Percy w. Methonv
and children left for Buckhannon this
evening whore they will spend the
coming year II is the intention of
Rev Metheny to enter the Wesleyan
seminary for years special work.
Charlotte Walker has returned from
Fairmont after an extended visit with
friends and relatives at that place.
W. Bernard Cruise and nephew.
John Dorsey. of Grafton, were here
Friday the guests OF relatives
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Brown and
children are in Morgantown visiting
Mr Browns sister, Mrs. Ashford +.
Gibson.
John J. McKone, wife and children.
have returned from a pleasant two
weeks vacation spent i'm Westernport
Baltimore and Washington. The trim
was made in Mr.. McKonc's Oldsmobile.
The Wiles and Watkins families will
mold their annual reunion on this Sum
day, September 18th. at No. 4. A very
cordial invitation is extended TO all the
friends to join in the reunion.
Robert OMalIey and little daugh-
ter OF Morgantown. spent Monday here
the guest Of J. A. OMalley and fam
lily
The many friends OF Uncle Jimmy
Robinson will regret to learn that he
is confined to his room by Illness ot
the home of his son-in-law. George
II. Kercheval
Il. V Fortney and Foster Zeiglcr
were here between trains Tuesday ON
their way TO Elkins.
Theodore Gcrkins. one OF Crafton.s
progressive tailors, was here Tuesday