West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-05-06
Reedsville

Miss Gertrude Jackson of King.
wood. was here from Friday until
Sunday the pleasant guest of Miss
Ava Curtis.
Mrs. sherman Gale and baby, who
have been here visiting her parents
for some time. returned TO her home
I'm Morgantown last week.
Miss Janet McMillen was In Nor
gantown last week visiting relatives
Miss Goldic Gross OF Gypsy. came
home Saturday To see her mother
Mrs Noah Gross. who has been quite
sick
Miss Kathleen Watson was at Graf
ton a couple of days last week shop
ping
George Loar OF Oakland. was here
for few days the guest OF his aunt.
Miss Hattie Wheeler.
Mrs. II. II Znn is at Brownsville.
Pa, tho guest of II. NJ. linn and wife
Casper Borns moved his family
tits week To Vernon whore he has
purchased the Ed Born farm
\. W Albright OF Morgantown. who
spent "a week here visiting his daugh
ter Mrs W $ linn. returned home
last Friday.
pr. G. \. Brown has been appoint
ed as mine doctor for the mines near
here.
Charles Il. Eisaman moved his fam
lily this week to Kingwood. The house
vacated by them will be occupied by
LOYAL Campbell and family.
Mrs Heiskell of Fairmont. is here
visiting her son Thomas +. Hciskcll
Mrs Minnie Savage and daughter
of Masontown. were here for a few
days the guests of Miss Pearl Savage
at Arthurdale
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Spurgeon of
Morgantown. spent Sunday here the
guests ci Mrs. Surgeons sister. Mrs.
Doc Eorus
v b. Dunn, J. W Flynn, MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Schaefrer of Kiugwood
were sunday visitors i'm town.
Theodore Schmidt of Morgantown
spent Sunday at Arthurdale with his
sister, Mrs II. NJ Arthur
Mrs. J. 5. Dunn and granddaugh-
ter, Lcora Dunn. of Kingwood. were
at Sturgisson last week visiting the
formers sister, Mrs Van Norman.
Mrs. John Clcaver was hostess TO
the Thimble Club last Wednesday.
Rev Charles Bishop of Morgan
town, will preach in the Presbyterian
church here next Saturday night and
Sunday morning. The public is cor
daily invited to be present.
Mrs. c. ~ Brown was "A Kingwood
visitor Tuesday.
Robert levin and J. w. Wiles of
Pittsburgh, are Arthurdale visitors
this week.
Richard, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Dill, has been quite sick for
the past few days.
The spirit of cleanliness was mani
fest last Saturday when about sew
enty-fve people, both young and old
turned out TO help I'm the cleaning up
of the town. Most every family was
represented by one or more OF its
members. The Tiecdsville band, OF
which the town is Justly proud, played
In the forenoon. At noon n good, sub
stantial lunch was served TO all who
In any way helped either by work or
by donations Most of the work was
done on the beautiful school house
grove. The trees were trimmed, rub
bish burned and several flower beds
were made. Two years ago the ladies
OF Reedsville organized an improve
ment society and had seats made for
the grove. These were painted this
year and put on the grounds. Barrels
for refuse and tables were placed I'm
convenient placs. Thies grove is now
an ideal place for picnics, reunions
and automobile parties. The grounds
around the NJ. T.. church and Odd Eel
lows hall were also cleaned. All could
not be done i'm one day so the people
49, "''N'h w 'blll' bui again next 4 RI
day afternoon and help to finish
cleaning few more important places
When all is finished Reedsville will
be one of the cleanest, prettiest spots
in West Virginia. Never has lhe
cleanup spirit had such a hold on
the people as this year. All the yards.
byways and alleys are being cleaned.
The ladies in order TO raise some more
money to put up swings and to have
an electric light put i'm the grove will
hold a box supper in the school house
May II, to which the surrounding
country is invited The ladies' and
girls are asked to bring boxes filed
with good things to eat. while the
men and boys are asked to come and
buy them in order TO help this good
cause along
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Kingwood K. No. I.
Ohlen Erwin was visiting old friends