West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-10-16
TmnmrIton Letter.

Too much Hancock to write last week,
and since +. J. Crogan and your humble
scribe received those bouquets from tho
fair daughters Of Ncwburg they feel like
il they were In ompYrean. Many thankp,
ladies'.
My esteemed and beloved friend. Gov.
H. w. X,nn, has left us. lie resigned hts
posiiion IA book Keeper with Shaffer y,
Bonadeld, and has gone, not "where the
wood blne twineth," but TO teach school
at Nowburg this coming winter. How
much ] misc you, Governor, none can
tell but trust that Tunnelton's loes will
be Nowburg's gain. II you will only In
culcate the fatherly advice which have
given you from time to time, you cant
help but succeed, in the worlds parlancc,
"may your shadow never grow lcss" for
past fayore
Mr.. Samuel II. Guseman, OF Rccds-
Vile, occupies tho position vacated by
Gov. Hinn. Sammy is q whole soulcd
boy aud wo welcome him az one OF tho
"bhoys."
w. $. IIaymond Is kept quite busy
these days as political orator. lie de
livored an address, before the Hancock
club Of Evansville on Friday night. and
no Saturday night ho went up 10 Jones
mill and exhorted. Tho RAIDS had poor
little sammy Mccormick, all the way
from Grafton, up here 30 'chaw up" win.
on joint discussion but VIII is not the
kind to be "chawcd up y such insignin
ca It nineconpoops - psI sam. Sam
my got awful sick when II came his
turn 70 speak, but said ho never wanted
TO answer n person 80 bal Ia his life
Az he did Raymond, but indeed, I'm too
sick TO talk yum yum, Sammy
Miss Kate Welsh, who has been living
with Nr. and Mrs, A. J. BOnaGeld for
the past yoaror two, has gone home to
stay this winter. bliss Kate, We sadly
miss you from our midst, for II ls at the
peril Of our life" that we now enter the
kitchen TO "hook' lemon pie.
Mr. and Mrs Joe, and Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Robinson and families, OF Iron
twn Mr. and Mrs. WILDER POsten, OF
Masontown, and Miss Belle IIelmick and
Grand mother Robinson, ofbsFairmOnt.
were al here attending the funeral Of
! Carle BOnahcld
Fell asleep in Jesus, on Saturday morn
ing, at O'Clock a. NJ, ::.lRtle Csrle
Bonaheld, third son of Mr. and Mrs a. }.
Bouadeld. II IL with deep regret that l
am called upon th chronicle the death OF
little Carlc. for he WAS my general favor
ite, (I might Justly say the same for all
who knew him), aud no one regrets his
demise more than / DO. lie was moro
than ordinarily bright for child OF his
agc-nay, TOO much 90 % live. Although
ho had been unwell for couple Of days
previous 10 his death, not the slightest
thoughts we're entertained Of anything
serious until Saturday night, when DR.
Dent was sent for but could render him
no medical assistance The funeral
services took place, Monday morning, 81
10 o'clock, BY Rev. ID. Cool, OF Newburg,
after which the remains we're conveyed to
their last resting place, the Bonaaeld
burial ground, followed by the largest
crowd Of sympathetic friends ever saw
which went 70 show how highly poor lr-
tle Garlic was priced and esteemed by
those who knew him best.
| This l1nguishing head is ct resi,
It's think.ngs and aohings are DER,
/ This quiet, immoyable breast
Past h.s suGer.ngs, past his pain,
Cease 10 weep, parents, for tears are
vain,
. Calm the tumult Of thy breast, for littio
earle who suffered is now at ros. With
Jesus pOLIY Y T.