West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-06
TUNNELTON.


The small boys smuse themselves flying
kites.
Wild grapes aresaaid to DO very plen,i
ful this year.
Miss Alice aud Steve Phillips were Wis
ting friends at Rodamer's, over Sunday.
A. f. Gibson, wife and family spent the
Sabbath visiting Br. James Gibson and
family.
Mr, and Mrs. ID. Is. Roby were visiting
the family of Jacob w. Rush, at Eighty
Cut. On Sunday.
Flank Jackson whiled away the Sab
bath with friends in Grafton.
Tom Mulligsn dropped down 10 Rowles.
burg, on Sunday, TO smile and be smiled
at.
John ii. Phillips, wife aud child return.
ed home after weeks visit to friends iu
Albrqhtsville
Miss Julia II. Bonafield left for Iron
dale, on-Saturday morning, where she will
teach In the public school at that place.
Miss Matte MCGEE. of near Newburg, will
also teach ut lrondsle. IrOndale can con
slider bersclF lucky in securing such excel
lent teachers. We Will mics Miss Julia
very much from our social circle.
II. Nj. Grimes, Of Lyon, was In town, on
busineRs, on Thursday.
John and Will Miller end Dan Roby
are getting out hoop poles for NJ. G. Glib
son & Bro.
'Lyda Scott, the genial old Lady OF In
dependence, who dishes up;the locals from
that place 20 the ARGUS, was in town on
Friday.
A. j. Bonafeld, wife and children were
on visit to Mr.. f. j. Bons6eld's family.
at Mount Etna, last week.
Mrs. John Conley, of Mount Etna, was
a guest of relatives, in town, last week.
Col. j. ID. Howe,sof Howesyille, was in
town, on. Thursday, en- route TO Rowlos
burg.
Prof. w. Ii. Shahan, of Kingwood, was
in town for short time on Friday. He
was en- route to Grafton.
Mrs. Geo. p. DUR and children return
ed home on Thursday, after weeks visit
to friends near Kingwood.
Mrs. Al. Bonsfield left Sunday eve
ming for Farmont, 10 see her sister who is
very sick.
Jim Bucklow, of Eighty Cut, cut his
left hand, on Sunday, while shaving him
self. 1t is bad cut and 1t will be several
weeks before he can use it, DR.. II. w.
Harr was called and dressed the hand.
Mastcr Bert Miller, son of our fellow
townsman, James A. Miller, mashed his
foot pretty badly by letting a scanllIpg
fall on II. There were some two or three
bones broken.
Gen. NJ, J.. shaffer and Col. Joe Whit
taker, Of Austen, spent Sunday afternoon
in town.
We had very heavy hail storm here on
Sunday evening One of the most violent
IN the bic tory Of the town.
The first apple cutting of the season
was given by Mr. and Mrs. John +. Nor
deck, on Thursday night. The usual good
time was reported by the ladies and gents.
Jimmy Hun. is said to have scooped in
the whole bakerv
Miss Anna Cruise was visiting Miss Mol.
lie Crogan, at Newburg, last week.
Harry u. Taylor, of Eighty Cut, was
among friends here on the Sab.
bath.
Charles Riley, that whole-souled Dem
ocrst Of Eighty Cut. was in town on
Thursday. Charley saws he Is tired of
loanng his ARGUS 10 borrowers. Right,
you are, me boy, let them subscribe for il.
!Pocahontas' wants me TO write bis
obituary when some fair maiden smoihers
him with her juiuue osculatlousi Well.
here goes Died, Of an overdose of love
sickness, administered by the sweet warb-
lers Of Rocdsville, Tag & Plug.T This Ia
brief, but one obituary before you turn 10
your toes is worth a dozen after you have
passed to thatsaud whittier no one.could
send you q copy Of the paper.
PATSY DOODLE,