West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-02-24
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DR.. +. NJ. togie has been in Balt-
more for the past week at the bedside
OF his mother-in-law.
Claude Caddell was a visitor in town
Tuesday. leaving the next day for the
east
Miss Ida Stockman has been the
guest OF friends in Fairmont for the
past week
Mrs. J. II. arnes. who has been sick
and confined TO her home. is able to be
out
George Shock was visitor to Man
helm Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Reigle of East
Orange, n. j.. who have been here for
the past month. have returned home.
Stanley Hershman and fanny are
quarantined at their home owing
to their child con racting a case of
scarletina.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. James
Kerns, a daughter
Harry w Shahan went 20 Clarks-
burg Saturday last and was accom-
panied home by his mother, Mrs. Alice
Stewart. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harr Grim and their
daughter of Cumberland. are visiting
friends in town for a few days.
Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Noah Burns.
a girl baby
Mrs. George Robinson and daughter.
Miss Mary of Kingwood. and Miss Sa-
die Din of Recdsville. were pleasant
guests at the home OF Mrs John Ford
last Thursday.
Mrs. George Treutle spent last
Thursday visiting friends in Koyser.
County superintendent NJ. e. Martin
visited the schools here the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Nail of Adams
ton. We're weekend visitors of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs Joe Carrico
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcclure have
rented the NJ J. Gibbons home fur
nished and will occupy it on March
LIST
Hugh y. Hagans spent Washington's
birthday at his home ON Morgan's run.
Messrs. Andrew, Lee and George
Rogers were called here last week |
owing TO the serious illness OF their |
father, Thomas Rogers. We are glad |
TO state Mr.. Rogers Is convalescing
at this writing
Mrs. Bucklew, mother OF George |
Buchew OF the Whetsel settlement.
died at the home of the latter on
Tuesday at the ripe old age of SO |
years.
The Martha Washington tea given |
by the Ladies Aid Of the NJ +. church
on February %, 1916. was a decided |
success in every particular. A beau
tiful program was rendered in the |
church after which tea and waters |
were served in the lecture room TO |
the immense crowd that attended. ev- |
cry one present spending a delightful |
evening, and the Ladies' Aid is to be |
congratulated on the manner i'm which |
the evenings program was rendered |
n c. Dawson was visiting relatives |
900 i hAi itlVAAA 0AAlAaN anu nOINdN.
Chas. Hooton of near HannahsvilIe.
died at his home on Saturday last
Funeral on Tuesday with burial at
Knots cemetery.
Those from here attending the fu-
neral OF Or b f. Scott at Terra Alta !
Wednesday were: j NJ and o. b
Buckner. G. Emerson. Postmaster c. |
V. Hooton, j. II Carrico. George and
r. f. Treutle, a. a. Pickering, Dr. NJ
~. Proudfoot ID. Alton jackson. J. r
Martin, u d. Hensell, A. f.. Chichester
r. T. Hollis. d. w McVicker. Grover
Frailey, jos. Burke. Mrs o. v Free
land and Mrs Gilbert Con.
Mrs Aaan Zines Wilson was born
i'm Barbour county May 3. 1852. and |
died Saturday. February -, at her !
home in Rowlcsburg The deceased
had lived here a number Of years and |
was loved by AN who knew her She
was known Boy all the children as
grandmother and was kind and affec- I
uonate TO al OF them She will be miss
ed by AN and especially by the church !
as she was a faithful attendant She
leaves two sons. Coleman and J. H. |
and two daughters. Mrs Charles Jones |
and Mrs William Friend. all OF this
place except the latter. who resides in
brownsville pa Also a number Of
Grandchildren survive to mourn their
loss The funeral was held Tuesday,
February 18TH from the N. p church,
fhe service being in charge Of the pas
.rr. Pow f. NJ Mckanc
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