West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-10-28
Tunnelton

druggist. was here on business Fri
day.
James S. Mccain, former superin
tendent OF the Thornton Fire Bricl
company. but now located at New
Brighton, Pa, was here Friday ant
Sunday the guest of w. G. Layelie.
Thomas Haulton. chief electrical,
engineer for the Merchants Coal Co.
with headquarters at Boswell. Pa, lef,
yesterday morning in his Cadillac
roadster after spending week mt the
plant here.
W. Chambers Wolfe. OF Newburg
was business visitor here yesterday
Miss Carrie Miller. a graduate nurse
of Ciarksburg. is here visiting her
father Joseph A. Miller.
Harry Hart, who is teaching i'm the
public schools OF Watson. spent the
week end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. T. ID. Hart.
Paris Shay. a student at West yir-
ginia Wesleyan was the week end
guest OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. Shay.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lee was buried Tuesday. The
babe died from typhoid fever. The
sympathy of 4 community Is extend
Cd TO the ben >aved parents.
Thomas Fisher, Thomas Hart and
Misses Gussie and Lula Bolyard and
Ethel Wiles took an hundred and
seventy mile drive Sunday I'm MIR.
Fishers Dodge touring car. They
were out on "A pleasure trip and had
no objective point in view. although
they went within few miles of Cum
berland
j. ID. Janeway. one OF the mining
engineers OF the Merchants Coal Co.
located at Boswell. Pa. has returned
AFTER week spent at the local plant.
III all reports be true the Coal Cen
ter is likely TO have a first-class pro-
duce market established. The farmers
and all who have butter. eggs and
vegetables for sale will find n market
where they will receive market prices
in cash for their goods.
Mrs. Harry J. Martin returned home
Tuesday evening after an extended
visit among friends and relatives at
bridgeport, Clarksburg and Grafton.
w Scott Garner, OF Walnut Hill.
left yesterday morning for Fairmont
where he will remain for several
days on business OF Importance.
Mrs. Frank T. osbourne is visiting
friends and relatives at Martinsburg
Shepherdstown, and Washington. ID.
c.
A bond petition for better roads I'm
kingwood district was circulated here
yesterday and met favor by our good
roads advocates.
Miss Beatrice C. Kenney has re-
turned from Baltimore, where she has
been for the past two months, and has
assumed her duties as clerk I'm the
local postomce.
On last Saturday evening the first
number OF the lyceum course was
given in the auditorium of the local
high school. Sydney Landon, the i'm
personator, held the boards and gave
a series OF impersonations OF some of
Americas famous literary men. In the
art of make up Mr.. Landon is above
the average and his delineation OF the
character represented was all that
could be desired. He completely sub
merged self and gave living charac-
terization. His selections were Wise
ly selected and the entertainment was
highly intellectual. Those who were
absent missed rare treat which
would have profiitted them.
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Pentony rendered their
eldest child, Miss HiIda Pentony. n
social in honor of her thirteenth ami
Versary. A most enjoyable evening
was spent playing various parlor
games and by the rendition of popu-
lar instrumental and vocal music. At
seasonable hour delicious refresh
ments were served. All present de-
parted wishing Miss Hilda many ham
by returns Of her natal anniversary.
Those present were: frankie Cos
tello' Mary Shay, Adelaide. Esther
and Virginia Bonafield, Mabe" and
Bernice Combs, Faye Halbritter, Nina
McCabe, Charlotte Walker, Mabel
Rhodes, Eva and Helen Brown, Blanch
Ashby, Anna and Gladys OMalIey.
Thelma Miller, Emily Ed, and Kath-
aleen Lanham.