West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-02-18
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Patrick Garfield of Clarksburg, who
lived i'm this county for a number of
years, was here last Friday for
few hours shaking hands with his
friends.
Frank Fortney of Austen, was a
business visitor here for a few hours
on Saturday.
/ County Superintendent Willis Fort
ney OF the county seat, was here for a
short time Friday on business. II is
indeed pleasure to chronicle the
fact that he has purchased the M. C.
Gibson homestead and that he and
his good family will come to live
among us.
| Mrs. Margaret Cross of Emoryville,
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Poland.
Mrs. j. ]. McKone. ST., of Western
port, Md, is here the guest OF her son,
Cashier John j. McKone.
ID. Il. Gibson OF Masontown, was
here during the past week looking
after business interests.
Mrs. Noble Montgomery has been
the guest of Kingwood friends and
relatives during the past week
Edward Griffin of Kingwood, was
here for a few hours on Saturday
Mrs. Frank West returned home on
Saturday from Baltimore where she
had been a patient I'm Johns Hop
kins hospital for the past month. II
is the fond hope OF her many friends
that she will rapidly be restored to
her former health.
| Mrs. w. G. Lavelle, who has been
confined to her room for the past
more.
Miss Minnie Bolyard, who has been
staying with her mother out on route
for the past two or three weeks,
Kone.
B. T. Stone, the big fruit tree and
fertilizer salesman from Newburg,
was here calling on the trade Mon
day.
Attorney Vester b. Dunn of King
wood, was here Monday on profession
al business.
Edward Allen, former newspaper
man and general all round good fell
low. was here for short time Tues
day.
| j. j. McKone, Jr., was business
visitor at Washington the latter part
OF last week.
p. J. Crogan of Kingwood, was a
professional visitor here Tuesday.
Professor J. F. Jameson, we are glad
to note. is able to be out and attend
to school duties after a few days
confinement from a threatened attack
Of appendicitis.
Miss Esther Shafferman of New
burg. was the weekend guest OF her
friend Miss Edith Ashby.
John William Keener was calling on
friends at and in the neighborhood OF
Austen on Sunday.
Colonel Daniel Houck, right OF way
agent for the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road company, was here on business
Monday.
Robert X. Garner and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of 10k ID
son that came TO live with them on
Tuesday evening OF this week Moth
err and son are doing well but Robert
is stepping forth with considerable
agility and has refused to make his
usual calls ON the patrons OF route
of which he is the efficient carrier.
, Farmer Frank p. Gale is up in the
wilds Of Barbour county this week
calling on his many friends and incl.
= dentally selling them their fertilizer
/, for the coming year.
+ Miss Blanche Ashby was the week
! end guest OF her friend, Miss Agnes
2 Murphy at German.
= The remains of George Frey, for
Y mer resident OF the West End, were
y brought here Sunday on No. 16 from
] Weston, where he died The funera
e services were held at Shay's chapel OF
3 Tuesday. where the remains we're con
2 signed to our common mother earth
Q Besides the widow there are about ter
4 children left TO mourn the loss Of
e devoted husband and an exemplar,
4 father. The community extends sym
pathy in this their hour of sorrow.