West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-10


CORES pondenco OF The Argus.
Hugh Ilagsns was here a shor, time
Monday.
Thomas Barnard was a Terra Alta visitor
last sunday
VIM. Lewis is visiting relatives a, Evans.
VILE this week.
Thomas Cool of Reno, was business
visitor Monday.
Vim, G. Brown was one Of our business
callers Monday.
Frank Sterling was here this week painting
for &. w, Wolfe.
Frank Carroll Of Kiugwood. was here
shor, time Monday
Squire McGinnis was ON the sick Ha
several days las, week.
b. r. Gibson was business visitor to the
county capital Monday.
Frank E. Lauham was sailing on h,s
better half in Terra Alta Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Kenny is on the sick list
with mild case OF typhoid fever.
Prof and Mrs. ]. Ivisoa Of Cumberland.
were here las, week tuning pianos
Kelar Bewng,on. Manager Of the com.
pany store a, Austen was business caller
Thursday.
Misses Alice Hartman and Mary Cum.
mincs were visiting Newburg friends few
days las, week
Miss Carrie Miller returned to her home
here Monday after a two weeks visit to her
sister in Warrington.
Nit. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright and Mrs
Geo. y. Walls Of Kiugwood, w,re the
guests of L NJ. Williams Saturday.
MIS-. FOLLY Stafford returned fcom Fair.
mont, where her husband is working, Mon.
day evening aud will remain here for few
days.
Ber'us Miller will be Principal OF the
Davis school No. - on the Reno side, aud
Miss Lizzie Cox will teach the Primary
Room
Miss Neuic Stockslager of Piedmont was
here Monday in the interest OF the Pythian
Banner and secured good list of sub.
scnbers from the Knights and prospective
knights.
DR. Benz. T. Bone was called to
townsville Sunday to render surgical aid to
viii kidwcll, fireman on the W. Va. \.
who had his hip disloca'ed. lie returned
Monday and reported the pa'ieu, doing
we'll
Marsh Taylor has sold his tine large team
to the Merchants Coal Co. George Spahr
started Tuesday morning to drive il through
to Jemers, Somerset county, Pa, where tho
Company is operating another large coal
plant.
lis said that Arthur Woiring, our genial
assistant postmaster, will go ION the road
soon to sell groceries. Al any rate, he
never goes out any more, even to see his
best Girl without carrying choice assert.
mepl of coffee, snuff, etc, IN his grip.
great many Of our people went ON the
excursion to Cumberland last Sunday: as il
was one dollar for the round trip. Next
Sunday the j. * O. will run an excursion
to Washington and Baltimore at 81 90
for The round ,tip and big crowd will 60
from here.
Harvey D'rr is going TO take up new
line Of business and will learn the profession
of domestic science" lie Is now taking
daily lessons in the at Of washing dishes.
splitting hndling and peeling potatoes. lie
Will take up other branches as soon as he
becomes proficient in these.
OF the Tunuelton school, Miss Lille
West is the only teacher employed yet. She
took charge of the primary department
Monday morning in Browns Hall. Car.
peniers are at work now preparing two
rooms IN the Gibson Building for The other
two departments OF the school.
Ida 70 year-year-olI daughter Of a
{. Stevenson, who resides about two miles
Out OF town, died Saturday morning Of ty.
phoid fever, after only ten days illness.
The funeral was held at 3 p. m. Sunday at
the Mt. Meeting House near Fellowship.
and burial in the cemetery at the same
place.
The one event Of the past week attracting
the attention OF the people here is the re.
ported sale by a. J. Bona6cld Of his two
big stores to the Merchants Coal Co. This
sale was effected last week and tho work of
invoicing IS nov "a progress. Mr.. Johnson,
representing the Merchants Coal Co.. is
here and will assume charge Of the business
IN few day. The new firm. we are in-
formed, will be known as The Tuuuelton
Supply Co.