West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
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novs ,his a" Tor "a old fashion
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Jno Lynch, Of the u 4 O., - hone
showed up.
Wan Hart OF Evansville, was in
town lu>t week.
Mrs. SARAH Wofhas been very poorly
for several days.
Walter Criss, OF Sand Ridge, was ian
tow last week.
Ira stafford gave "a ciphvriug match
NJ = : school Saturday.
O. Ashby, of Tunsel,on, made two
trips 10 our town last week
We are sorry 10 nate that Miss Eta
Hvrehevai is net amy better.
Thos. Hart left last week FOR Monon-
sah, as ho has a position there.
No more ground hos, IL you please,
ne know when Nc nave enough.
Mrs. wm. CorOin ha, been very i'll
for sorse DAYS with Tao Ia grippe,
g. Jenkins, who has been working
AZ Clarksburg tor some time, is aone
again.
Mrs. John Lyncna aud baby have heen
very III for several days, but some bet.
ter at his period.
Mr.. C. Glenn AMI Mrs. r. :. Larew.
Of the West End, passed through town
for their home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Bell. of York Run,
were visiting friends and relatives in
Barbour county, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. h. Shay spent last
Sunday the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Bona6eld at Tunnelton.
JAS. Beyce left for Parsons Wednes-
day for Miss Lora Robinson, who has
been visiting her sister there.
n. C. Ridenour and Jno. Wolf took a
prisoner to Kingwood; Guy Huffman
for not paying of an Indictment.
John Sliney, who is still working
near here and at Marques, left for
Klngwood Friday On legal business.
Mine host, Jas. Robinson has been
indisposed for some days. Glad to note
is worry much improved at this period.
Rev. Marcellus Knots, located at
Masontown, has been visiting his
family here for some days, last week.
Ciphering match was held here in
the school house Saturday, No 10 VS..
Fellowsville. No. . won the day again.
John Smith and Miss Maggie Ker-
cheval drove TO Tunneltoa last Sunday
and speat the day with Mrs. George
Purcell.
We are happy to saythat we kaye n
bran new bridge in town-thunks "a
Mr.. harrison linn. 1t was badly
needed long age.
Messrs. 81. r. Sinclair, OF Marques,
and Harrison Zinn, OF rear Tunnelton,
viewed the bridge and accepted the
same last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart attended the
funeral OF Mr.. Jones, at Evansville,
Tuesday. Miss Cora Ridenour taught
during Mrs. Harris absence.
Among those who were at burg
last week were Messrs John Sidwell
John Lynch. James Shaver, West
Loughridge and Isaac Bolyard.
Mrs. Porter Wolf aud family, who
have been visiting Mrs. Philip Wolf fol
some weeks. returned to their home on
the w va. & T.. K. r some days ago.
II our politicians would only keep
their promises, as the ground hog.
how hnppy this country would be.
Alas. to many whItewash committees
Misses Mary Hamilton and Ottic
West, Of Evansville, attended the
ciPhsring match here Saturday. They
we're the guests OF the Misses Robinson,
John Walters, of Grafton, has been
very i'll during the time he was the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A. Watson.
Mr. Walters returned to his home the
later part of this week.
Miss Lora Robinson, one OF Fellows.
ville's accomplished bellies, returned
from Parsons Thursday, after many
weeks visiting friends and relatives
there and many other places.
Toby Stafford returned Wednesday
from Cincinnati, Ohio, whore he has
been attending the college Of barber,
q full lsged knight Of the razor. We
are informed that he is going to locate
at TunneltoH.
Mrs. Virgie Robinson met with O
painful and serious accident during the
slippery weather by falling on her arm
and spraining It. II is so very badly
swollen that IL is impossible TO ascer.
tain whether it is fractured or not.
ID. A. Watson, the brother Of our
enterprising merchant. W. A. Watson,
has returned frSm Galten. ILL.,, where
he has bees located for several years.
And IL has been predicted that we may
hear OF a wedding ia the near future
Particulars we will DO certain TO give
d.. K Bartlett representing the Deer.
ing Machine Company, has been in
town several days. We arc prepared
to say that ths Company interested ia