West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-26
Tunnelton Items.
ndencc OF Tho Arms.

O. w. zinn was calling on Gladesvire
friends Sunday
J, $. Miller is in the Essi this week
looking up the timber trade.
Mrs Startzman of Carmel. was the guest
OF T. NJ. Williams one day last week.
Mrs, Elizabeth Asbby was visiting friends
In Ncwburg from Saturday til Monday.
Mrs Ed. NJ. Williams is the guest of
friends in Carmel and Aurora this week
Jas. 5. Watson OF Keyser, was here sun
day. the guest OF his brother, David T..
Watson.
Mrs. Thomas. OF Moncssen. Pa. is here
visiting her sons, James Jay aud John A.
Thomas.
Thomas Showalicr Of Evansville, was
here Wednesday visiting bis daughter Mrs
Lou Hart.
Miss Bina Fleming and sister OF New.
burg were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |. s.
Hunt Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. b. -. Miller aud son Paul,
are visiting friends aud relatives at Mason.
town this week fS,
| Daddy" Ed. Zinn is here again after
several weeks absence. rusticaung in the
country for his health
Col Bill Swade is still very sick man
but his physician thinks he will pull
through with proper care
Mi aud Mrs b. Campbell and Mrs John
Hebb Of Uniontown Pa. are the guests OF
friends In town this week
Misses Polly West and Esther Nine nc.
turned Monday after spending ten days
visiting friends in Fairmont and Pittsburg
S -. Montgomery went to Pittsburg
| Friday on business. lie returned Wednes-
day afternoon and reported a very pleasant
| trip.
MISS Ethelynd Bonadcld has gone to
Staunton. Va, where she will take a
course in the Female Seminary located
| there.
| y. NJ. Williams went to Baltimore Tues.
| day morning, where he was called TO the
bedside OF his sister Mrs. Bina Hess. who
is dangerously Il.
Conductor John Duffy Of Grafton was
visiting friends in town Monday. lie has
been rairoading on the Third Division for
thirtyseyen years.
Miss Caroline Baniz and Miss Stapieton
OF Baltimore, who spent part Of the summer
here as guests Of Miss BonaGed. returned
to their homes on No. Saturday night.
Inyincible Council No. AZ ]. o. u. a NJ.
gave their regular annual banquet in
Browns Hall Wednesday night Will give
full report Of the proceedings next week.
James & Gibson. Ray Hardesty and +.
+. Lanham. with some lady friends. drove
out 10 Arlhurdaie Stock Farm at Reeds.
willie. Sunday morning to look over the new
house.
VIM. 7. White Of Terra Ala. was here
Wednesday calling on some 81 our business
men in the interest Of the new wholesale
grocery house being Organized at pied
mont
Miles y. Cobuu returned Sunday from a
two weeks trip TO the Pan American Expo
sition at Buffalo and the G. A.. X. Encamp
ment al Cleveland lie reports a very
pleasant aud profitable trip
Ben. Shannon young man who lived
about three miles south Of here died Of
typhoid fever Thursday This. 50 far as
we know. has been the only fatal case Ia
this section for several months
Thomas West. Ir. moved Monday from
tic rooms he has been occupying in the
residence OF Geo. Cummings. IT, 10 the
old school house on the hin which has
been remodeicd into a dwelling house
Uncle" Frank Lanham and our once
jolly friend Jim Gibson. are looking very
woe bcgonc and arc wearing faces long as
yard.suck these days "Unclc" Frank
says the summer girl is deluson and lin
quotes Scripture and sass "al is vanity r
Say. boys maybe tho girls will come again
next summer
o.. " Shahan who has been down with
typhoid fever Tor several weeks. has so FAR
Improved that bis physician had him
moved o. bis fathers home. near Fellows.
Vile last week. Dan Layton. The only
| other serious case boz town, is also i'm
proving under The care Of Dr. Bone and
nurse Fred Harr.
The large saw.mm Of NJ G.. Gibson
located near thc Water station. was
burned down Thursday morning The Ere
Was not discovered 600 about clock.
when the roof was falling in and Ii was too
late TO save any Of the machinery. The
| Mill had been running the day before and
Nr. Gibson had been on the mill az 90 p.
ru.. and watercd out all the IRE. so that an
tHe indications are that the FIRE was OF in.
ccndiary origin. The loss is nearly 1900
with no insurance. This Is the fourth saw
| mill Mr. Gibson has lost by fire I'm the last
six or eight years.