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The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-31
Craig's for pencils.
Craig's for drawing materials.

Craig's for pencils.
Craig's for drawing materials.
School books at Stover's Book store.
Fresh Baltimore oysters In cans at
A. W. Jacobs
Machine oil 5Ocents a gallon. Park
Merchandise company.
You will find the best line Of school
supplies at Stover's Book Store.
Exchange rates given by Horne to
school districts wishing to change
their lines.
Our walking hats are here. Moth
Ing can touch them In style and
prices. Red Front. q
Mrs Grace Henderson and SOD Jack
got home Monday night from two
weeks outing in the hills.
The new electric clocks are in
Call at E. L. Dunham's and see how
they work. He has the movement
on exhibition.
J. NJ. Cobbs, one OF Windsor .
Oldest and most respected citizens,
spent Monday evening and Tuesday
morning 10 Greeley on business.
Arthur Sutor returned home from
his mountain trip last Saturday.
Henry Couture. his companion, is
still on the river trying for bigger
fish.
Saturday, September 10. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy H. Stockton and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Stockton will leave Gree.
ley for New York city to take
course in Colum bia university.
MIS-. M. H. Stokes and daughter,
Miss Harriet Singer, left Monday
for the eastern part OF the state,
where Miss Singer will teach primary
work at Pictou, one Of the c. F. &
1. towns.
j. S. Gale returned Saturday from
a three weeks business trip to Wyom'
ing, Utah, Idaho and Oregon. He
says that sheep and lambs are quite
plentiful and in good form but prices
are a little higher than last year.
We lead, others may follow, in low
prices: Denver Best, 1925 per box,
ten bars for 25 cents il you buy s3
worth or more of other goods: best
hams and bacoa, IA cents: best -four,
50. so. Buy now, as these prices will
mt laSt Red Front,
Fl. N. Tillotson, Mitchell, Neh.,
merchant was at the Oasis Tuesday,
the guest OF John Wilkes an Omaha
travelling man. Mr.. Iillotson left
for Fort. Collins on this afternoon S
train, intending to enjoy a brief out
ing in the mountains west OF that
city.
Judge L. B. Willard, and his son
Afford, Morris Spencer and Carl Farr
returned home Sunday after a ten
days fishing trip on the upper Poudre'
They report fishing much poorer than
If was few weeks ago, and founo
ice half an iuch thick on the water
one morning last week.
Strayed....or Stolen, from Ward 5
pasture, east of Eaton, one sorrel
mare branded L V; one sorrel mare,
range build, branded B L. and one
roam horse branded A X. a reward
of s5 will be paid for the return OF
each of these animals. Colonel Z. +
Kemmerer, Greeley, Colo.
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Balloon Ascension at Loveland

On occasion of Corn Roast. LabO
Day, September 5. Special train via
G. s. S. railway leaves Greeley at 8
a. m. Round trip rate 81.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
BRETT

Correspondence Of The Argus.
The Miller Bros have moved to Cranes
Vile.
Miss Rogers vas pleasant caller here
SATURDAY.
Come to the ball game July 4. and have a
good time.
r. linn was a business caller at Morgan
town Monday.
Mrs. Lsasom Of Kansas City, is visiting
her sister Mrs. l. ]. wel,on.
Madame Rumor says we are to have a
wedding in the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Taylor were calling
at w. NJ. Reeds Sunday
Bent Everly Of P,gah, was pleasan,
caller here Saturday evening.
Messrs Thomas and Griffith made a
fying trip to Morgantowp Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reed aud Mrs. ]. K. Taylor
spent Sunday afternoon at r. Taylou.
MeSsrs Michel and Forman and Misses
Dora and Iona Taylor attended the festival
a, AiiIlerspor, Saturday evening
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
Fourth Of July Committees.

The following is a list OF the Committee
in charge OF the arrangements for the big
celebration In Kingwood on the glorious
Fourth. a great deal OF interest Is being
manifested by all OF our people in this celo.
bration and the event promises to be one
Of the largest affairs OF the kind ever held
Ia the county. The old veterans will be In
camp here on that day and this alone is
sufficient to guarantee an immense crowd
to say nothing OF the long list OF other at.
fractions.
General Committee on arrangements
w Wolfe, ] Ben Brady. f. NJ. Williams.
]. $. Brown. G. 9. Pierce and DR.. J. NJ.
King.
Committee on PublIciIy-H. S. whetsell,
!. s. Brown and a, g. Hughes
Committee on Finance-E. NJ. Williams
and A. b. McCrum.
Committee on Grounds-J. Ben Brady. l.
Ben Bowermaster aud Ross Jackson.
Committee on Muscle, {. Pierce, T.. r.
Albright. II. b. Jackson and a. b. McCrum.
Committee on Transportation ]. l..
Davis, ] Edgar Long and a. b. Mccrum.
Committee on Programme. w. Wolfe. A.
G, Hughes, II. S. Whetsell Rufus Holden
G, c. Pierce and II NJ. Hayden.
@. 4. X. Special Committec--II ~ Hay.
den, Leroy Shaw aud U. N. orr.
Kingwood Gun club-Geo A, Williams,
Or. 5. a. Pratt aud o. r. Brand.
Committee on Speakcrs--Dr ]. NJ. King
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
bull. RUN.

Correspondence Of The Argus
John Royse was scross Cheat las, week
on business.
J. J. jenkins Of Morgan,own, was in our
section Saturday
Mrs. +. c. Gibson who has been poorly
for several days Is slowly Improving
r. u Christopher Of Pisgah, vas calling
o. John Royse Saturday and sunday
Elben Jones fs,ied 80 make ms appear
ance here last Friday as sppdnled.
/ g Gale ard g. A. Radsbsugh are
wo'kiag tor ?. S and lame, Radabaueb
". G. Gale. r. Q Taylor ana n ST..
Taylor ere ibe mil hand. for a y rs,pr.
Miss Isa Cibsoo IN, worthy and sc-
complisbed school teacher vas al Pisaa %
Saturday.
raos Chips hss been KEEP, very lusy
the past tao weeks hauling lumber 10
Maroniowu.
/ +. Everly and G. %. Gale made .
flying Trip over to the Cheat River Lumber
Camp las week.
Jackson Ca,ehouse Of Valley Point,
passed through here last week or his way
home from Divers Lumber Camps
Several Of our boys TOOK IN the ball game
At Masoniown Saturday, between Mason.
town aud Gfeeumont, Of which We learn The
latter won.
Sabbath School at ut. Zion every sun.
day, prayer meeting every two weeks, and
preaching every Two Or three weeks by
Rev. Norlhy
a. y. Taylor has completed his present
set and will move bis cav mill ia a few days
to l. NJ jenkins. where he has nice loi Of
timber to saw.
Samuel Lyons and Buucy Rsdabaueh
we're on she NJ and X last week running
! the Lyons saw mill, bat We learn are done
al the present place and will move in ihi,
section soon.
Squire =. {. Gibson was called her,
Saturday for a term Of Justice count 81 .
and 4p IN. parties Of neither suit appear
ing, therefore Judgment vas rendered b.
behalf q The parties bringing suit and "a,
Squire returned home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
TWILIGHT.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Rev. Garnes and wife of Manown, arc
out in Jackson county, having been called
there ON account OF sickness
We notice through the papers that King
wood Is making arrangements to have big
time on the Fourth Of July. This would
be suitable time TO have the Soldiers Reunion
Ia connection with the celebration. Your
correspondent fayors Kingwood as the
proper place for holding the Reunion, as
II is more accessible than any place In the
county.
lIoke, the six year old son of Mir. and
Mrs. w. g Cobun OF Reedyille, met with
very painful accident one day last week
lie was running on the plank walk leading
TO the house when he slipped and fell,
breaking both thigh bones. DR.. Foriuey Of
Reedsville. was called in and rendered
medical aid. The little sufferer is getting
along very nicely and We hope for his
speedy recovery.
Last Sunday was Decoration Day al
Bethlehem. Rev ID. {. Jones Of Reedsville,
preached the memorial sermon and he
certainly exeeled himself on this occasion.
lie preached to an attentive aud apprecia-
tive congregations lie did not forget to
eulogize the old veterans Of the civil war
for their deeds Of valor aud patrioiism. AZ
the conclusion Of the services procession
was formed in front Of the church headed
by the old soldier. The procession then
marched 10 the cemetery where they placed
garlsnds OF beautiful flowers on the graves
of loved ones.
Mary Dill wife Of John Dill died at her
home near Reedsville, last Thursday morn
log June 9, 1904, aged o. years 8 months
and 8 days Funeral services we're held
at the house on Friday at o'clock, con.
Quoted by Rev. IIardway and Ramsey Of
Kingwood. after which the remains we're
taken and laid to rest in the Masonlown
| Cemetery. She was afflicted with nervous
disease and stomach trouble. Mrs Dill
was Of a iovial disposition, loved and respec-
ed by ali who knew her. The home has
lost devoted mother, the community a
kind and obligiug neighbor She leaves a
husband and seven children to mourn he,
departure TO the spirit land.
Last Saturday was gala day for the
White family They held their Second
Reunion 10 The James Miller Grove, about
three miles from Kingwood. and tic Grow
was beautifully decorated viii bunting sil
flags. The Kiugwood Marshal Band wal
there aud made the woods ring with ih
dfe snd drum, while the Dale choi
furnished ihe vocal music. There va
plenty 10 IN AID everybody seemed &
tnjog themselves AND felt that it was zoo
20 lie thele especially Al diuncf time. Nes
year they win bold their Reunion on %
Fourth Of Jolly o. 'he same place. Ever,
body is invited 10 coms and assist IN maxim
: ita memorable day 10 ibe history Of %
, Whi's Reunion
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

The Committee on Publicity,
on behalf IT
the citizens Of Mosgantown.
the officers and teachers OF the Morganlowr
Public Schools. aud the
president andfseul,ies of IVES, Virginia
University,
invites you to attend the
Thi,,y-fOurth Annaal Meeting
ofthe
West Virginia Educational Association
to be held AZ
Morgantown, IVES, Virginia,
June ,wen,y-one TO twen,y.three,
Nineteen Hundred and -Four.
COMMITTEES
WILLIAM II. GAtLur. Chairman
ON PUBLICITY ON FINANCE
wai,man Barbe Luther S. Brock
Howard l.. Swishcr rhos. +. Hodges
Lena NJ. Charter Geo. {. Sturgiss
Calvin +. Young John NJ. Gregg
Gilbert II. Miller
ON RECEPTION ENTERTAINMENT
Robert a. Armstrong A. ]. Hare
n. Nj. Buehannon Henry 5. Green
Leila Frakee Ethel earle
Mabel c Reynolds VILLA ". Brand
ON MUSIC
sydney Lloyd wrightson
Susan Maxwell Moore
Grace Martin Snee
FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM
Reception on the University Campus.
Probable Excursion on the Monongahels
River.
Addresses on live subjects by the leading
educators of the State.
Model Glasses. conducted by Sarah T.. Girls.
void Of Chicago.
Conference Of Normal Schools and High
Schools
Conference Of Primary and Grammar Grade
Teachers
Conference of Superin,enaen,s and Prin.
eipals.
Round Table Discussions.
Monologue Production of captain Leitsr-
blair" by Professor c. Edmund Neil.
Lectures by Dr.. r. G. Moulton Of the
University Of Chicago.
All departments of the University Summer
School will be open.
The School Of Methods for Sunday School
Workers will be in session that week.
Music by John Porter Lawrence and Anton
Kaspar, of Washington, ID. c., and other
distinguished mascians
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
Serious Accident Narrowly Ayerted

Last Sunday evening as Rev and Mrs
Howard were returning from the Tunnelton
Camp grounds where Rev Howard had
delivered the annual sermon 10 the Tunnel
ton K. Of P's they narrowly escaped what
might have been a fatal accident to one or
both. AS they were coming down the hill
beyond the Snyder church. runaway IN
the rear attracted their attention A
horse. driven by couple Of gentlemen. the
Grifin boys from lrona had gotten beyond
their control and was almost upon them
coming al terrific rate OF speed. The
road was too narrow TO turn out. The
runaway horse dashing up behind Mr.. and
Mrs. Inward, tried to 80 around them the
rear wheel some how mounting the buggy
driven by Mr. Howard. the side al the seat
alone protecting Mrs. Howard Fort.
unately she was not struck and by the cool
hesdedness OF Mr.. Howard he was able 20
control the horse. The other buggy was
turned upside down but the plucky driver
held on TO the lines and after being dragged
a short distance succeeded ~ steering the
frighted horse in 20 the bank and stopping
him. The one buggy was badly wrecked
and the other more Or less damaged -
Leader.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16

Attorney J. 5. ST Clair aud wife. OF Graf.
ton, are spending few days IN town.
Editor A. c. Hughes an Prof. IIandley
are attending commencement a, Morgan.
town this week.
A BIG sham ta,le will be feature of
KingwoOd's calculation Of the great Ameri.
can Day. Don't miss il.
Made by homes, ..Tm Heel" farmers aud
aged in the mellow sunshine. Read the al
of the Casper Co, id another eoluo,n.
We wan, you to learn abou, some s.mieh,y
good stuff made by homes, n. c. peorle
Read the adv. Of the Casper Co. in another
column.
CssPer's Pure Handmade Whistles arc
the best for home use. Read the Caspes
Co.'S ad in another column and ask you,
doctor abou, 1t.
NJ y. Geisy of Wheeling. the supervising
arehitec, Of the new Kmgwood National
Bank building, was here Monday making an
estimate on the work
The new Preston Pharmacy is opening up
for business this week and when opened
fully, viii have The fines, appointed drug
store ever in the town.
Mrs. J. S. Brown and little son Garrett
are the guests OF Mrs. Browns parents,
Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Parsons, in Morgan
town, during Commencement week.
Hon. p. J crogan was at Morgan,own
last week ON legal business. lie has several
cases in the Supreme Court Of this State,
which convenes in Wheeling this week.
Tue base ball club is having its new
grounds put Ia shape this week for the big
game II ball on the Fourth. This game Of
ball viii be worth coming miles to see, and
no one can afford to miss il.
DR.. c. r. Sherwood. dentist. will be at
the following places in June: Reedsville,
June 40, two days; Valley Point, June "a,
one day; Bruce,oS, June %, two days;
GAINESVILLE, June IS, one day; Aurora, June
~, two days.
Don't forget the big shooting match 10 be
given by the Kingwood Gun Club on the
Glorious Fourth. The prize will be worth
competing for, and many of the hes, marks
men in the county will doubtless be on hand
aud try To win Il.
Kiugwood will have more attractions on
the Fourth than any similar celebration the
county ever had. The old veterans will be
in camp that day--not nake-beiieve camp.
but the real thing, tents and all. Every
thing will be arranged as nearly as possible
like regular camp in the held. Full army
equipment of all kinds, including army cook
ing, army grub, aud all kinds of camp
paraphernalia. The commissary will be
in charge Of a competent and experienced
camp cook.
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zAR

CAN.
Correspondents Of THE Argus.
Joe FieksY is working a, Fnendsvills
Ma.
Billy Francis moved TO Hasel,on las
Monday.
Elmer S,rawser and family were calling
at Ezra kelly's sunday.
There were over fifty persons on the hill
near here last sunday
j.. Kelly attended The Broee,ou Mill
inc Companys meeting.
Mrs. MeCabe's and Mrs. Nancy Smith.
health continues poorly.
Miss Alice Gusenan returned frem
Addison, Pa, Saturday.
Howard HilemAn was down In Maryland
on business Monday last.
MIS-. Sarah Sehnopp is visiting her
daughters IN Pennsylvania.
Miss Frances Gussmau drove out to Glade
Farms Saturday afternoon.
Miss Elma Deal who has been at Glade
Farms returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Frank FraIee Of Selbyspor,, Md,
was visiting her home folks recently.
Martin Miller who has been working at
Mason,own, came home las, Tuesday
MIR. Atkinson Of Gainesville, finished
painting f. X. Mnler's house Tuesday.
J.c. Barnes aud son Of Brandonville, were
in our vicinity buying wool las, Monday.
Clyde welner and WIN Miller OF
Brandouv,lle, were among their friends here
Sunday.
James Chidester and Miss Ida AMMAN Of
culsari, were guests Of friends here Sunday
evening.
The Feather brothers Of cuzaart, were
putting up a wall for Philip schuopp the
past week.
Mrs. Lucy Gusemsn of Morean,own, was
the guest Of Mrs. S. Frank Kelly Thursday
and Friday.
Geo. L. Spiker was doing some carpenter
work for John II. Deal aud John Q. Kelly
the past week.
Mrs. Mary ]. Jefireyes Of Addison, Pa,
is staying with her mother Mrs. Nancy
Smith at present.
Miss Rhoda Deal was visiting her sister
Mrs. Clyde DeBeuy Of cuaaati, from Sa,ur-
day Till Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Matthews Of Lslie,
Pa, were visiting Mrs. Sarah Kelly and
daughter Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spiket and little son
of Florence, were visiting Geo. f. spiker's
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Frankhouser who has been
visiting relatives in Frendsville the past
week, returned home Sunday.
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cuzZART
c. respondent Of The Argus

c. respondent Of The Argus
Aunt Abby Feather is some better again.
81 a. Wolfe and Scott Crane are pu,ung
~ new springs.
Mrs W. A. Wolfe returned home from
W eks visit 10 Bruee,on.
Josiah piimore made business tnp 10
Kipgwood last Saturday.
A.. S chideser made business Tip to
Terra Alta last Thursday
J {. Wolfe Of Gainesville, was calling on
w a. Wolfe last Saturday
Elmer Ashbufn and Mr.. zinn Of Reeds
vile, were calling on friends here.
Harry Feather aid wife Of Hayden. wers
calling on Scot; Canes last ssnday.
David s. Feather had a public sale on
last Saturday, which was well attended
josie and Earl Feather put up a cellar
wall fof Phillip schnopp the pasl week
So aod Mrs CLARK Miller Of Niasoniown.
are visiting Mrs. MllsIs parents and
fdepd5
J Wesley Groves IS The proud man Of oui
community, it isa boy, making The twelfth
addition.
NJ. AID Mis. Samuel Feather md little
son Ray, were calling on Joe Graham's Of
Sugar Valley lau Sunday.
William Wilhelm has returned home from
Piedmont and Frosiburg. where he has been
visiting friends and relatives
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June Joiners.

Wednesday evening OF last week. very
pretty wedding was solemniscd at the home
OF the bride al Bobtown. on the Winding
River Cheat. The parties who played the
leading parts were Scott II. Wilson. a
young man who has been employed by the
West Virginia Northern Railroad for some
time as brakeman and is a steady, reliable
son OF one OF our best citizens. Nathan
Wilson ESQ Of the East Side. The bride
was Miss Elua Frances Menefee. daughter
OF the late James Meneiee and young
lady that any man might be proud 10 win.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Z.
G. woodward the pastor OF the NJ. 4.
church al Aibrightsvile. Quite a crowd OF
friends and relatives were present to wish
the happy young couple God speed on the
voyage Of life. After the ceremony and
congratulations a splendid repast was
sefyed and all went merry as a marriage
bell. The young couple Will 20 to house.
keeping here In two weeks.
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Coming Soldiers Reunion. July 2. 9,
and 4, a; KlngwOod

Tho reunion committee met today az
Kingwood and was called u "a = bY Mai
u N. orr, Commander members present.
81 NJ HAYDEN. u a. Hartley and -. G.
Jackson. capt Z. &. Pierce met ibc com.
miiiee appearing 10 behalf Of the town and
invited the committee 70 name Hollywood
a tie place for holding the annual reunion
Tor The Preston county soldiers association.
After due consideration kingwood was
selected as ihc place and July 3 aud 4 as
tho lime Tor holding the reunion u NJ.
Hayden Ben BRADY. a. ~ McCfum, c.
Pierce and Leroy Shaw we're chosen as the
executive committee to appoint sub com.
miiiees and due preparations Tor the re-.
union
The 7fst Annual Reunion OF The Soldiers
and Sailors OF Preston county will be held
81 Kingwood on the p and 4 Of July 1904
a special invitation Is extended 70 aii sol
dicrs Of che blue and gray 10 attend.
y. " ORR Commander
n. ~ HAYDEa. Adji.
KingNood w Va June 70. 1905.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
COON HOLLOW.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Carl Lininger is -paking preparations for
future happiness.
Miss Mary S. Jones returned home from
Piusburg, Saturday.
The people in this hollow are all In
reasonable good health
Every thing IS looking fine from the recent
showers Of tain in this hollow.
Josiah Summers the champion snake
hunter, captured 90 ra,tlers the other day
and It was no, good day for snakes either.
The signs Of The times indicate that
lIazelton will publish journal in the near
future, with "sidney Ray White" at The
helm. Long life and success to you Sidney.
Hoop her mp while you are young.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-16
ruNNELroN.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Walter Stone OF Haywood. was here OF
tuesday.
L. NJ Williams OF Haywood, was ia towr
over sunday.
Vim. A. Watson OF Feiiowsvillc. was ir
town Monday night.
How do YOU do Chief Cross. have you
pulled the speakessiesa
Creed Jenkins one OF the big farmers Of
Reno district was IN town saturday.
Mrs Geo. Cummings IL. aud Miss Maud
Conn are the guests OF baltimore friends.
Mrs. Robert Or and daughter Pauline
were the guests Of relatives in town sun.
day
w y. Cruise returned from Foxhall this
week where he had been fishing and swapln'
stories with the boys
Dan n Spangler, one OF the West End ;
well known youne men Is opening up gen.
eral store on tunnel hill
Mrs. Della Frazier and Mrs. Frank Stuck
OF the old town Of Newburg, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs d. +. Watson.
Mrs, ELLEN and Elizabeth wierich OF
Chambersburg. Pa. have been here the
past week the guests OF ]. n. wierich the
popular Manager OF Eugene cauaman's
store.
Mrs Elizabeth Kelley OF Monongah. Is at
the bedside OF her mother. Mrs. Bridget A.
Quinn who has been very ~ for several
months. We are glad to note In this issue
that the estimable lady Is very much better.
we might note here for the benefit OF the
friends OF Mike Quinn that he is the proud
possessor OF another fine son and the little
fellow and Mrs Quinn are both getting
along fine.
{. M. Con the famous artist from Eikins
has opened a gallery directly In front Of
the Watkins hotel. Mr. Cot will remair
here for about two weeks and our people
are keeping him az work, lie Is one OF the
best photographers IN the state and does
all grades Of work.
The Council in our humble judgement
have put good man on the police force,
intelligent, lawabIding. conservative and
vigorous there is no reason for Harry
Cross to fail 10 make a fine record, one that
VT lead 10 better things. The good citizens
expect heavy police docket and general
cleaning up IN the next few weeks.
The memorial and decoration services Of
Mckinley Lodge was largely attended at
Camp Chapel last sunday There was a
number OF odd Fellows present and they
Joined In the service and afterwards decor.
ated the grave OF Marion King a member OF
that order. Rev. II. c. Howard OF King.
wood. delivered tho memorial address and
itTeceived the undivided attention OF his
large and appreciatye audience. lie Is
certainly man OF unusual common sense
His truthful statements delivered In a very
impressive manner 10 the members OF the
orders assembled made a profound impress.
sion upon them. Rev. Howard is a great
fayoriie with the people Of Tunnelton. After
the service at the auditorium the Knights
gathered at the grave OF the deceased
brother Walter Williams. aud covered his
tomb with beautiful flowers and planted
memorial trioute at the head aud foot OF
the grave.