West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-07-22
Tunnslton

day here the guest OF his parents.
j. Mckone. Jr.. was a business
visitor at Clarksburg on Tuesday.
George Hartman of Terra Alta. Is
visiting his son. l.. b. Hartman.
Former sheriff Charles Spindler
was here on business for a few hours
yesterday.
\. c. Ridenour. the Justice OF the
peace at Fellowsville. was here yes
terday on business.
Victor II. Hoffman was I'm Baltimore
this past week consulting specialist
in regard to his eyes that were dam
aged by recent explosion I'm the
mines.
Raymond Shaffer has returned from
baltimore where he went to have an
operation performed upon his neck for
scrotula at one OF the hospitals In the
Monumental City.
Miss Nellie Blosser Of Sabraton. is
here visiting her sister Mrs. A. r.. viii
liams
Edward Whitaker and family have
moved from Westernport. Md. to our
town and have located in the property
adjoining the Poland hotel. These
good people formerly lived here and
are assured of cordial welcome TO
our town.
J. J. McKone. wife and family. ac-
companied by A. II. Halbritter. drove
TO Morgantown Sunday I'm MIR. Nc
hones Oldsmobile. On their return
trip they were Joined by Mrs. A. II.
halbritter who had been on an extend
ed visit to her mother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Halbritter are I'm
Baltimore where they went TO consult
n specialist in regard to Mrs. Halbrit-
ter's illness. II may be that an oper-
alton Will have TO be performed in
which event II is fondly hoped that IL
| viii prove successful and that the
good woman will be restored To her
former vigorous health.
w. J. Lavelle, c. a. Fleegle. w l..
Fisher and Walter Hall were among
those from this place who attended
the funeral of Superintendent Ice
French, of the Cumberland division
OF the Baltimore a Ohio. which was
held in Cumberland on yesterday.
Mrs. a. j. Bonafield came I'm Sunday
from Winchester. Va. where she had
been on an extended visit To her ne
phew, a Mr. Robinson.
Miss Daisy Bonafeld is visiting with
friends and relatives in Fairmont this
week
Robert Brown and James c. Bibson.
or Masontown. spent Sunday here the
guests OF III. III. Poland
| Mesdames John Denham and Scott
| Turner and Miss lisa Taylor returned
| to their respective homes at Clarks-
burg and Grafton after n pleasant
visit with Mrs. w. j. Lavelle.
Mrs. John Baldwin OF Pittsburgh.
Is here visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c..
Srodes. Mrs. Baldwin is accompanied
| by her two little sons.
| DR. >. a. Pratt OF the county seat
and the county OF Doddridge. was n
prominent professional visitor yester-
day.
MISS Genevieve Poland has returned
from Emoryville where she was visit
ing her grandmother. Mrs. Margaret
Cross.
Mrs. Frank S. Paladini of Washing
ton. is here visiting her friend. Mrs.
w. G. Lavelle.
tuesday evening Frank Montgom-
cry suffered an attack of heart trou
bic and for time II was feared that
the result might prove serious. How
ever IT is TO be noted that he has great
ly improved and he is now on the road
TO recovery, which we trust will prove
permanent and without a recurrence.
On Friday afternoon during the ter
rihc electrical storm that ragged I'm this
section bolt OF lightning struck a
team OF horses belonging to Frank
Hamilton and killed both horses in
stantly. o. III. Hamilton was with the
team. at the time. and was severely
shocked and lay unconscious for quite
Time as a result. In fact the young
man is still confined TO his bed as an
erect OF the stroke, however there "a
strong hope held out for his Ultimate
recovery. While the loss sustained Is
great there is much to be thankful
Tor that the life OF the boy was spared
Miss Anne Dorsey. OF Grafton. was
here last week the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. j. S. Hunt, and her school chum.
Ada Louise Lavelle.
Frank OMalley, who is now located
In Morgantown where he has a re-
sponsible position in one of the big
glass factories, has returned to his
work after week spent with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. OMalley.
Miss Lois Poland is visiting among
friends and relatives in Morgantown
this week.
Harry Richard Watkins. the local
ball tosser, had "A try out with the
Midland team OF the Cumberland
league on this past Sunday Harry is
one OF the best amateurs I'm this sec
ton and It will be no surprise to his
friends TO learn that he has connected
with fast company and when he does
ne VIII make success OF IT, too.
Thomas Fisher, general manager OF
the Cohman-Fisher string Of stores.
was In Albright one day last week on
| business.
once more the death angel has Wis
ited our community and removed one
OF our fairest and best girls On Sat
urday evening at $3.50 Phyllis Frantz.