West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-07
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zen during the recent cold spell, is able
To run his engine again.
VIM A. Frazier and wife have gone
To housekeeping in the Mulhgan prop
erty ON Market Street.
Clark Shahan. who left here n few
weeks ago to no on the through run.
has returned here to take his place ON
the Ballast train as brakeman. We ali
/ Especially the girls) welcome Clark
back.
II, ]. Gibson and Il. NJ. Barb were at
tending Demalory Commandery. No. IL.
knights Tcmplars at Ora fton last week
Miss Matte Daily. after teaching the
term out at orr's school house. has re-
turned To- her home in Buckhaunon.
Miss Buna Ashby, OF Grafton, is Wis
iting friends i'm town.
John McCool has returned from Try.
connel, w. Va, where he has been
working.
Hiram Shafferman was visiting his
brother, VIM Shafrernnan, this week.
Henry Shay, who has been out sell
ing bed springs, has returned home.
''Sallic" Plummer, lightning singer
at Rowlesbnrg, spent Monday at home
here.
A Christian Endcvor Society was or
ganized in the Nj. II. church, Sunday,
Feb. Gath, and elected Mrs. Alice Smoot,
President; Miss Lena Simpson, Vice
President; Ethel NJ. Herbert, Secretary
and Lucy NJ. Turnkey, Corresponding
Secretary. There is good timber
among the young people of Nowburg,
and they should organize and carry on
an ideal Endeavor We wish them su :
cess.
An Epworth League has been organ
lied in the NJ. Il. church DR.. Posten
was elected president Success to the
League.
The popular dramma, entitled "Out
In the Streets" was produced by home
talent under the auspices OF the Good
Templars, on the 22d OF February, and
l feel in justice bound TO give the play
n little space in my letter to The
ARGUS so that tho brightest intellects
OF our county can realize what the
home talent of Newburg can do. The
play began at 7:i5 sharp, and an audit
encc of 800 people saw the curtain 90
up for the first act, and want TO say
rigt here that they stayed until the
curtain went down at the close OF the
last act The tremendous applause Mt
the close and at intervals during the
play was proof that the audience APP
preciated the effort OF 'Thc Young
sters" The characters were: 80.
Col. Wane-S. B. Montgomery.
Mrs. Wanc-Grace Flynn.
Nina Wane-Maggie Cross.
Mira Bradford TURNKEY.
Minnie Bradford-Edith Flynn.
Solomon Davis-C w. Williams.
Matt Davis-Tom Albright.
Pete (colored) - Harry Fordyce.
Policeman--T " Frazier.
The company all played their parts
TO perfection, aud "Pete" kept the
house in continual uproar. s. H.
Montgomery played Col. Wape in good
style. While c. w. Williams played
Sol Davis part equally AS good. Mr..
Fortney made an eloquent plea 20 Col
Wane for his daughter Nina, only TO he
snubbed. He then appealed TO Mrs
Wane and she said "yes" dat set
tied it," Pete said. at always took
Mrs Wane TO settle dem tings in a
hurry"
The girls must be given credit for
their fine acting. They all acted
like old stagers "The Youngsters"
have had several cordial invitations
from nearby towns, to produce their
play. The company is now consider
ing the invitations
Engines $40, Buck Williams en-
gineer, and $40. VIM. Berthy engineer,
collided this morning "Wednesday. }
576's water tank was badly battered
while the 579's cab was caved In. Mr.
Berthy was shaken up considerably,
but we are happy to say, no one was
badly injured.
When the Newburg boys attend
meeting at Independence and take SIN.
dependent" girls home. they should not
try TO catch up with "Newburg lights
as it is injurious 60 the health. X. N