West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-25
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correspondence o. the Argus.
Benjamin Brady Of the Haywood bar
was guest OF the Watkins Tuesday
4, z. Wilson has sold his new home on
West Gibson street TO Frank Hslbritter.
NV. Beatty, one Of the good farmers OF
Union district. was calling on friends here
Tuesday
Chas. Orr. General Agent Of the n. 4 O.
X. Rat Falrmont. was the guest OF friend,
here over Sunday.
Columbus Boiyard. one Of the hustling
merchants OF Reno district was Coal
Coates visitor ON Monday.
w ID. Harrington. the big proprietor Of
the Bishop Hotel was the guest Of Fair.
mont and Nonon gah friends,
Miss Anne Kenny. stenosrapher OF the
West Virginia Northern r. r.. was the
guest Of relatives aud friends at Grafton
over sunday.
Sheriff John y. Ford VIM. NJ. Schefer.
~ c. Ridenour aud l.. c. Shaher have been
here since our last letter. calling on the
runnelton Tigers.
a. d. Garner aud J. Lew Weaver have
opened hard aud hollow ware store on
railroad street. Mt Garner Is an expert
timer aud we feel sure that the investment
will prove a good one.
Harry Zinn has purchased half interest
in the livery barn OF Halbritter 4 Lawrence,
Mr. Frank Lawrence retiring. MIR. zlnu
is splendid young man and a hustler and
we are sure the boys will make Il go
The baby boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert +.
Gibson, has been very low since our last
communication. with mountainous Group.
Drs. Bone and Smith report that unless
the child has back set all will be we'll.
The critical condition OF the little fellow
has created wide spread sympathy among
our people.
Born unto Mayor and Mrs. Bone. n stall.
wart youngster. The first word that the
son uttered that was understood was
Roosevelt. 1904; EIkins. 1908 /" Born, unto
Mr aud MIS-. Guy NJ. Bona6eld. a son MIR.
Bonaiield assures us that the lad will be a
rampant supporter OF A. p. German and
that the Republican gain reported by
Mayor Bone. is IN reality slump
Miss Iris Kercheval entertained party
OF her young friends at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. $. d. Montgomery on Monday
evening. Finch, Pit aud other games
were INDUCED In until an appropriate hour
when most delicious lunch was served by
the ladies. Misses Grace and Bell Purcell.
Ella RuckIe, Lizzie Edwards. VILLA Gibson
and Miss Kcrcheyal. The gentlemen were
Messrs. Calvin Call. Ira Manklns, VIII
Purcell John caraway Noble. ciaud and
Mormer Montgomery, John l.. Miller and
Ben Brady Of Kingwood.
The following program was rendered by
the runnelton Graded School last Friday
In communication OF washlngtons Birth.
day:
soug-"our Presidents. - by the school
Greeting-Paul Craig.
His Speech--Harold Cummings.
"lf were You''-Harry Stapleton.
"Our Flag'--Class Of GIRLS.
II Would Tell You'--Class OF six boys.
Recitation--Four Boys.
Recitation--Erceil Shay.
Acrostic-- Ten Girls.
Columbia aud the Thirteen Colonies"
Questions and Answers"-By q pupils
Washington Is our Model" by ten girls.
'fNes NtStii ahQ Ice lNOCls
Uncle sans Reception"
Something Better'--Alicc Snyder.
Song Dare and Do'--by ten boys.
Cap Drill
"a Big Bass Drum an illustrated song
Flag Drill.
Hurrah Song.
Without question this program has sell.
dom. II ever. been equaled in this county
10 write Il up fully and give justice 10 all,
space. time and ability forbid. The small
boys and girls showed wonderful training
and give promise u great abiiity--there
was not break in the program The adj
vanced pupils did all iha, was expected.
and more The Flag DrIll was a marvel
and the Cap Drill was the funniest ever.
aud the Thirteen Colonies was beautiful
and Instructive. The Graded School Is
making wonderful progress. and our people
appreciate the Individual results of the
ableand enthusiastic teachers. whose names
follow Principal. {. H. Martin; Assistant
to the Principal, Mrs Lou r. Hart. Second.
Miss Oua West Third. Miss Thackef. A
large number Of the patrons OF the school
were present and all are very earnest In
their praise Of the excellent program and
the splendid condition Of the school