West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-06-17
Tunnelton.

sister Mrs. %. l.. Nutter at Thornton.
this week
Miss Pearl Shahan OF Morgantown.
is here visiting her sister Mrs. A. II.
Halbritter.
The childrens day exercises I'm the
local Baptist church have been post
poned until this Sunday.
Thomas Fisher and Misses Gussie
Bolyard and Ethel Wiles drove to Ma
sontown Thursday in Mr.. Fishers
car.
Mrs Frank Osbourn has returned
home from a pleasant visit spent with
her daughter. Mrs. l.. s. Atkins. of
Washington.
Paymaster Payne of the Merchants
Coal company. was here Friday, that
being the pay day in the local mines.
Mrs. Reese NJ. Cummings returned
to her home in Wheeling on Thurs
day after a pleasant visit spent with
friends and relatives here and in
Kingwood.
w. G. Shrodes and August ED were
county seat visitors Thursday of last
week
Miss Ercell Shay returned home
from Fairmont Friday evening Miss
Shay was one of the graduates from
the Fairmont State normal school and
had been attending the commence
ment exercises.
j. j. Mckone, Jr.. Guy M Bonafield.
Thomas Fisher and A. II. Halbritter
drove through to Pittsburgh. on bust
ness. Friday. They made the round
trip in Mr.. McKone's Oldsmobile.
j. Willis Halbritter and daughter
Faye attended the commencement of
the Fairmont Normal on Thursday of
last week. Mr.. Halbritter's son Arden
was among those who graduated this
year.
Paris Shay was i'm Farmont this
past week visiting among friends and
relatives. While there he attended
the commencement at the Normal
from whence his sister Miss Ercell
Shay, and cousin Arden o. Halbritter.
graduated
Mrs. l.. Bert Hartman was I'm
Clarksburg one day last week shop
ping and calling on friends.
Mrs. A. j. Bonaheld left on Friday
for Huttonsville where she will be
the guest of her daughter Mrs. For
rest Hutton. Mrs. Bonaheld had been
visiting her sons Guy NJ. and Hugh
w. Bonafeld here, for the past week
or ten days.
Leo Cornell and w. G. Lavelle were
business visitors in the southern end
OF the\state during the past week.
| Col. w. j. Lavelle was a business
visitor at Cumberland during the past
week 1t is rare for him to Journey
so far from home now that the garden
season is upon us.
Mrs. Lou f. Hart is in Morgantowr
where she has entered the summer
school of the University.
Miss Myrtle Hileman has returned
from Athens, Ohio, where she com
pleted the spring term in the Ohio
University.
Miss Nettie Johnson, of Redwood
Is here the guest of her sister Mrs
b s. Rankin.
John ID. Watkins has gone to Farm
ington where he has accepted lucra-
1--WE position with a coal company as
mine foreman or fire boss.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Hartman and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Jamison left Sat
urday morning for Cleveland and 9th.
er points in Ohio in Mr.. Hartman's
| Buick
Rev. and Mrs. ]. ]. Srodes and
daughter Miss Lois and son John ar.
rived here Saturday evening from
New Athens. Ohio. having made the
trip in Mr.. w G. Srodes machine
The Rev. Srodes occupied the pulpit
IN the Grafton Presbyterian church
Sunday and returned to his home on
tuesday, accompanied by his son John
Mrs. Srodes and daughter will remain
some time as the guests of the son
and brother w. G.. Srodes.
J. William Hunt editor of the Cum
Derland Press, is home for a few DAYS
recuperating from a recent sickness
III Is pleasing to note that his condi-
ton is not alarming and that he will
soon be able to return to his duties as
the editor of Western Maryland's best
daily.
Richard A. Poland and William
Watson. Jr., left for Pittsburgh yes
terday morning where Mr.. Watson
VIII purchase new Ford car and
drive the same through the country.
home.
Miss Gladys Pierce has returned
home from Bethany where she at
tended the spring term of this excel
lent school. Miss Pierce was one of
our teachers in the primary depart
ment during the past year and will
most likely teach here again this year.
Charles f. Danser has returned
home from Fairmont where he has
been the past year attending the Fair
mont Normal. Mr.. Danser was among
those to graduate this year and will
undoubtedly take up teaching for the
coming school year. He is deserving
OF great credit for the work he has
already performed and unless sadly
mistaken he will make good I'm every
sense OF the word from now on. as he
has i'm the past.
The many friends Of DR.. Basil Her