West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12
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We had beautiful weather the past
week
Earl spiker and Renzie Cupp were
at Hazelton Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Q. Kelley returned home
from Addison, Pa, last Monday.
Geo. f. Spiker and son finished
threshing for the farmers here last
week
Miss May Miller, who was at Cliff
ton Mills for some time, is at home
again.
Some OF the people here took apples
to Hazelton last week to have them
made up In apple butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Beerbower of
Glade Farms, were at Gay Guseman's
Tuesday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Pheneas Mil
Ter Friday. September 20. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Frankhouser and
daughter Glenna were guests at w. A..
Wolfe's last Sunday.
Charley Groves OF Cuzzart, was here
Tuesday night on business.
Martin Cupp, who was with rela-
uves at Uniontown the past two weeks
returned home Sunday.
Miss Bertha Meyer OF Hazelton. be-
gan teaching the Cherry Grove school
near here October 9Th.
Henry Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wass. daughter and son. Miss Edith
and Howard. were guests at John O.
kelley's Saturday evening and Sun
day.
j. j. Kelley and his nephew Ralph
Kelley attended teachers institute at
Valley Point Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. X. Miller and
daughter Opal went over to Union
town Sunday to visit with relatives
awhile.
Misses Bertha Smith. Euruth, Lucy
and Mary M. Kelley, Ralph and
Charles Kelley were among the young
people OF this vicinity who attended
the FESTIVAL at Cuzzart Saturday night.
John Copeman of Kingwood, was
here Friday OF last week taking up
sheep he had bought OF the farmers.
Walter Smith of Hazelton, came up
In his car Wednesday morning accom-
panied by J. ]. Kelley's children. who
had been visiting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cupp went to
see Frank Spiker's children Sunday,
who have been having measles and
pneumonia. They report that the chill
dren are getting better.
s. Frank Kelley and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ezra Kelley, attended
the farmers institute at Bruceton last
Thursday.
The Cupp and Shaffer threshing ma
chine finished threshing for this sea-
son last week.
Bruce Deal and family visited a few
hours at George Spiker's Sunday.
Our school here opened Monday.
October 9th, with j. ]. Kelley as the
teacher.
Mrs. Melvin King and son Frank of
near Uniontown, Pa, are visiting with
the formers mother. Mrs. Anna For
sythe and family
Fletcher Smith and Miss Sarah
Stanton of Dority vicinity. and Miss
Alice Smith and her brother Frank OF
Cuzzart, Cleophas Wright of Glade
Farms vicinity, and Mrs. Will Liven-
good and daughter Miss Mile visited
John NJ. Smiths Sunday.
Earl Martin OF Kingwood. came
down here Wednesday OF this week af-
ter cattle that he and his father had
bought of 8. Frank Kelley some time
ago.
Misses Jessie Liston and Merle En-
glehart, Messrs. Keith Graham. Ralph
Kelly, Clyde Forsythe, Mrs. Melvin
King and mother, Mrs. Forsythe, were
among the guests at John O. Kelley's
Sunday.
Grandma Nieman came out Sunday
to visit with her daughter Mrs Mar
tin Cupp and family and other rela
tives in our vicinity.
w. l.. Nieman OF Brandonville. was
here last Saturday painting the
church doors.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beatty OF I'm
iontown, who came over in their car
Sunday, returned home in the evening
accompanied by Miss Ruby Fike.
niece OF Mrs Beatty's.
Ralph Kelley went to the Shaffer
school house near Hazelton Monday
OF this week to begin his first term
OF school teaching. We wish him sue
cess.
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