West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-05
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is here the guest of her mother, Mrs.
s. a. West.
Mrs. lila Watson Bucklew of Eel
louisville. is here visiting her parents.
w. A. Watson and wife.
ID. T. Stone. the big fruit tree and
fertilizer salesman from Fellowsyille.
was here on business one day this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j Dolan and chill
dren left for their home at Kansas
City. Kan, on Sunday after a very
pleasant visit OF three weeks with Bert
Bickford and family.
Messrs. J. j. McKone. Jr.. DIR. Ever
EFT Walker. Noble Montgomery, Leo
Connell. Bob Hart and Col. w. ]. La
yelle attended the big automobile races
at Clarksburg Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Stealey. who taught
a most successful two year term i'm our
local high school. is here visiting
among her many friends. Miss Stealey
is now teaching i'm the Elkins high
school,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Paladini have
returned to their home I'm Washington
after two weeks visit with w. G..
Lavelle and wife.
Miss Sara Munson of Buckhannon.
is here visiting her cousins. the Misses
Pierce. and her school mate Miss Ada
l.. Lavelle.
b. f.. Thomas and wife have return
ed from pleasant visit with their son
William Thomas and family of Oak
land.
Misses Ethel Wiles and Faythe Craig
have returned from Bethany college
after completing the summer term at
that well known educational institu-
ton.
A. c. Scott and wife OF Kingwood.
were here during the past week visit
ing A. r. Wotring and family.
Willis Fortney, former county super
intendent OF free schools. was here
Tuesday on business. 1t is regretted
by the citizens here that Mr.. Fortnev
has deferred moving here for another
year
Miss Mary A. Lavelle has returned
from a very pleasant visit among
Clarksburg and Grafton friends and
relatives.
{. {. Montgomery, who works on
the local coal tlpple. had the misfor-
tune to have either piece of coal or a
small particle of steel fly in his eve
and damage ii to such an extent that
he had to go to Fairmont to the hos
pital. 1t is hoped that nothing serious
Will result from the injury.
Miss Beatrice Kenney was visiting
among Clarksburg friends and rela-
tives this week, returning home on
Tuesday
squire j. Willis Halbritter has NOV
ed his office from the third floor of the
Watson building to his residence
where those having business with him
in the future will find him.
Mrs. Phil S. Beavers is visiting Mrs
0. j. Everett and family at Morgan
town this week.
H. a. Poland, G. h. Law and Lantz
Miller are among our boys who are
now located at Mt Union, Pa. assist
ing in the erection of the large powder
plant for the Du Pont company.
Miss Eleanor b. Chase. vocal in
structor at the Peabody conservatory
of music, Baltimore, was the guest of
Miss Ada Lavelle Monday and Tues
day.
what may possibly prove a fatal
accident, happened here in the local
mines the first of this week when John
shannon, a young man about 20 years
old, jumped on one of the motors and
was rolled between the motor and roof
OF the mine. He was painfully and
seriously injured and if his life is
spared may be permanent cripple as
result. He was fastened to the
Miners hospital at Fairmont and all
that medical science can do will be
done to save him.
Colonel w. j. Lavelle has been ap-
pointed permanent rule examiner for
the Cumberland division of the Balti-
more e Ohio railroad with headGuar-
ters at Cumberland.
Miss Ada Vanderhoff is visiting with
friends and relatives at various points
In New Jersey.
George Pierce, who has been located
at Jane Lew for the past several
months, is now home the guest of his
parents.
Phil r.. Armacost returned to Balti-
more Sunday evening after a week
spent with friends here.
II is announced that the Watkins
Wiles families will hold their annual
reunion at No. Mt. View church
grove on August % Everybody is
cordially invited to attend this reunion
and make it one of the best held i'm the
history of these two excellent famil-
les
J. j. McKone, wife and family, ac-
companied by Mrs. j. ]. McKone. Sr
drove through to Piedmont ON Sunday
Mr.. McKone and family returned the
following day with the exception OF
little Miss Margaret who remained
over to visit with her grandmother.
Miss Eva Hagan of Westernport
was here Tuesday the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. John McKone.
Miss Gussie Bolyard was summoned |
to her home by the illness Of her moth |
err Mrs. Jacob NJ. Bolyard. and her sis
ter Miss Lulu Bolyard, on Tuesday of