West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-05-16

N'NAN' VIZ uN't iouSu loOu ON
Decoration Day and a festival at
night,in the lower rooms OF the old
academy building, adjoining the
church. An elegant lunch. con.
sisting of sandwiches, coffee, ice
cream, bananas, etc., will be served
at reasonable rates and everyone is
cordially invited to attend. as the
proceeds are for the benefit of the
church.
We understand that Mr.. George
NJ. Ford, assistant principal Of our
public school the past year, will not
bean applicant for reappointment.
Many OF the patrons of the school
regret the fact and are very sorry
10 loose him. AS an instructor he
gave great satisfaction. lie is well
qualified ms teacher aud will carry
with him the good wishes OF those
with whom he has been associated
wherever he gocs.-Grafton Sen.
tinel.
Those enrolled In the Normal at
Newburg are as follows Dora
Barnes, Mida Stuck, Belle Ellis.
Nellie Dent, Mary Holmes, Daisy
wilkins, Della Bolyard, Artie
Horchler, Myrtle Sinclair, Letitia
Brown, Laura Weaver. Hettie
Church, John Barnes, G. Il. Plum.
mer, w. .. Parriott, w. l.. Thomas,
l.. j. Conley, K. Il. p. Grimes,
Jno. W. Snyder,J. W. Criss, Willis
Fortney, Jao. w. Shay, Charles
Mouser and Truman Frazier,
total Of &c.
Died, at his homo over on Muddy
Greek Hill, Tuesday, May 14th,
1895, Alfred McAneer, aged abou.
65 years. The funeral took place
yesterday near the home of the
deceased. He had been seriously
i'll for several months with par
alysis and kidney disease. A
wife and family of grown children
survive him, being well provided
for, as they have the finest farm
in that section and are comfortably
we'll to do.
In certain lodge meeting the
other night, while the regular order
of business was being gone through
with, the report of a committee was
read and young member. anxious
to distinguish himself, arose and
being EN- barrassed and somewhat
confused, made motion that the
committee be received and spread
on the minutes and the report dis
charged. A member OF the com
mit:ee very properly objected to
the spreading and as no one sec
olded the motion, it was lost.
A new time table went INTO effect
Sunday, May 18th, on the b. g. o.
Several changes are made in the
time of the trains at Tunnelton.
The first train east in the morning
now is No. 8, due ut 4:56. The
only other change on trans going
east, TO amount to anything, is No.
4 in the evening, which is not due
at Tunnelton now till l1:13, about
three hours later than heretofore.
Going west there 10 no change to
amount to anything in the time of
the trains that stop at Tunnelton.
Miss Julia Bonafeld, who has
been in China the past seven years
teaching in the missionary schools,
returned to her home at Tunnelton
last Saturday. She has been on
the road several months, stopping
along the route and visiting many
places of interest. She looks we'll
aud is tanned to almost the olive
complexion Of the people she has
been laboring with and among. She
expects to remain in this country
about year visiting her friends
and relatives and then return to
her LIES work among the people Of
that far away Celestial Empire.
The names Of those enrolled in
the Terra Alta Normal are as fol-
lows
Ladies'. Edna Mayer, Leota
Forman, Agnes Cleaver, Winnie
WelcL, Fern Fogle, Kate Spedden,
LAURA White, Agnes Freeland,
Maude Fraley, Katie Burke, Julia
Iuddleson, Ella Huddleson, Agnes