West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-12-14

his father. ]. Harmon McGinnis, who has
been in the Strickler hospital there for the
last three weeks. The old gentleman is O.
years OF age. aud is suffering from kidney
| trouble.
Oak Hall Lodge. X OF r.. at Fellowsville.
had grand old time on Tuesday night OF
last week. They took in two new members,
aud after the ceremony was over had an
old fashioned oyster supper Day Zinn.
Frank Craig. Howard aud Fletcher Daw.
son, Hood Wotring aud Frank West from
runnelton, were in attendance and all re.
port fine time.
| On account OF delay in securing coffin
large enough, Uncle sam Edmonds was not
buried until Thursday OF last week. Rev.
{. X. Shackelford conducted the funeral
services az the house. and the following old
veterans acted as pail bearers; James A
Hoffman. George w. Beavers. Aaron Rem.
shaw, John Willis Smith William Stewart
and Mike Ennis
DR.. {. w. Sanford. the lecturer with
Natures Remedy Co. Is sevsnty.three
years OF age and as active aud vigorous as
man OF forty-6ve. lie Is the oldest med
ical lecturer on the American stage today,
having been engaged in this line of work
Tor hall a century and with this company
nineteen years On Tuesday afternoon he
delivered a special lecture to ihs ladies'
and had large audience.
Mrs Senator Montgomery and her sister,
Miss Carrie Orr. went TO Grafton last Fri
day evening TO witness the performance OF
"a VIII o the Wisp' at the opera house
In that city The Senator did not 20. as he
Is kind Of "Will o. the Wisp" himself
these days here to-day gone tomorrow
now YOU see him. now you don't see him.
off again. on again, gone again. Whether il
is business or politics that keeps him so
busy We cannot tell. but certain " Is that
Sam is In the swim.
Major Orr handed us copy OF the
Gainesville (Fla) Sun the other day. which
proved quite Interesting. In It's columns we
found accounts OF the shipment OF veeeta.
bies, lettuce, beans and peas to the New
York markets. and local items which
brought the atmosphere to sprinetime
around us. Among the people mentioned
in its local news we found Swearengens.
Glovers. Rogers. Andersons. Fields. Mil.
lers. Darises, Tohnsons. Bells. Halls Pow.
ellis. Joneses, Jennings and other familiar
names, but not single Smlth-nor a dou.
BILE Smith either not even blacksmith.
The Smith Manufacturing Co, is evidently
not doing business at Gainesville. Fla
Natures Remedy Co.. which is now com
pletIng It's second week at the Tunnelton
opera house. proved to be something more
| Than "A fntra nj Has
pie by their ability and versatility as actors
and their genteei businesslike conduct
| Seldom II ever has their entertainments
been excelled In Tunnelton. and every
other night the show was free Their aud
iences have constantly grown in size until
the Opera house is packed and standing
room is AZ premium. Good order has been
maintained all the time thus giving the
| town an object lesson in proper behavior at
public entertainment which was badly
/ needed and which should be rememb cred
In the future. In order 10 do this IN was
necessary to have one young hoodum ar
rested and hned ten dollars and costs. but
one example was enough and we advise
Mr.. Brown to resort TO the same tactics in
| time TO come. IL necessary. Not only was
| the show and excellent thing. but their
medicines have proved very popular also
On Saturday morning las, Mr.. Fred Wiegle
the manager, removed a tape worm from d.
Willis Halbritier which measured q feet
and 10 inches in length. and Il is now on ex.
hiblton AZ the Office in Browns Hall. on
Saturday night the company will give a
| grand double exhibition, all feature acts
IN which number Of new people will ap
pear. Next week they 90 TO Terra Alta.
where they will hold forth for two weeks
Their medicines are sold on "a warrsniee
and goarantee and II you are dissaus.
fed YOU get youi money back.
I ENnrr Evu