West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-09
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TiSeits 81 Tattls ana Towa Talk Il.
gsthsr With Tales Terssly Tol6.

Or Smith was m attendance
Mrs. Shsekeltord gave delightful social
last thursday atthe parsonage to the mem
bers Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
5. W. Smalley. the veteran carpenter and
builder. who will next year round out hi,
full half century az the business. is now en-
gagged in putting the finishing touches on
William 6 Miller new residence near the
Camp Ground
L. B Conley has a Young SOW which he
claims recently had sven pigs aud two
DAYS atterward had eight more Can any
of our old farmers match this IN their eN
peuence in pork raising
Brother Fabrieian. an instructor at Rock
Hin college near Baltimore, where William
g, Lavelle was graduated. was here from
"Wednesday until Saturday last. visiting his
former pupil. the Junior and while here
gave MS pleasant call at the den on Gibson
street.
II is perfectly righ, to love your neishbor
and may even be all right to love your
neighbor's daughter. but when Il comes to
loving your neighbor's wife you should cul.
iyate a miSerly disposition
Robert Latham aud Ioke Douglas are the
fishermen. II you dom believe IL ask them
Mrs, George w, Beavers aud Mrs Mag
sic Miller were at Terra Alta Monday and
Tuesday attending the County Sunday
school convention as delegate from the NJ.
+. sunday school OF Tunneltou
Or NJ. Boyd West was out on the streets
Monday Tor the Grsttime since he was
housed up with the measles. and at this
writing all the family are reported better
Tor awhile last week it was thougt two OF
the children would die
Mrs Joseph Martin and children depart.
ed on Monday for West Union Doddrldge
county. where they will visit relatives aud
friends tor several weeks
OF course you are coming to the Tunnel.
ton Campmeeting this year. II will be big
ger aud better than ever The new three
story hotel containing thirty.six rooms, is
about completed and will be ready for oc.
cupancy the first day. Rooms either furn.
shed or unfinished can be secured at rea.
'onable rates 10y the day or for the entiIe
meeting
w, r. Noel left last Sunday evening Tor
Frostburg, Md. where he will visit friends
during his vacatlon-the FIRST he has had
or three years
We understand x.Superintendent San.
fridge OF Atlantic will remove TO Pennsyl-
'ania
William g. Lsyelle left on Thursday Tor
Petersburg. Huntington and other Ohio
liver points.
Somebody tells US that Uncle Johnny
Lloyd received an offer Of one hundred dol.
ars a month to guard George Rossett, the
Asyrian leper aud Uncle Billy Hart is re.
ported to be very jealous over the matter.
Miss lisa Taylor OF Grafton, spent last
sabbath with her cousin Mrs w. | la.
'elie, IN Tunnelton.
q. w Zlnu and wife drove from Glades.
lille last Sunday and spent the day with
lis parents here.
Miss Farnie Robinson Of Fairmont. is
'ere visiting her aunttMrs "a. ! Bona6old
Twenty seven sermons are down onsthe
program OF the Tnnnelton Camp meeting
his year. and some Of the ablost preachers
n Northern West Virginia will deliver
hem
Reese Nj Cummings returned TO Wheel
ng on Friday, accompanied by his sister,
Mss Sophie Cummings who will visit her
iunt. Mrs. Mary Miller, in that city for
ome weeks.
DR. C. I Smith was at Kingwood last
friday assisting Dr. Slrckler in two opera
ions for appendicitis, aud on Sunday he
vas called to Morgantown In consultation
With eminent physicians Of that city
Frederick Sandrdge died at the home Of
MS son, c. w. Sandridge at Atlantic on
saturday morning last and on Sunday his
'emains were takened to his old home in
Jpshur county tor burial
Mrs. John l.. Howard and son Walter Of
Pa, are here visiting at Col. w.
!. LaveIle's Mrs Howard was formerly
Miss Susie Blue and Mr. Howard will be
by our oldnr citizens as a for.
mer assistant postmaster aud express
agent in the employ Of ShaHer and Bona
leld some 6neen or sixteen years ago,
Mrs rressa Ellen Ruey. window Of the
ate Thomas Riley, died al her home al
Atlantic last Friday morning at O'Clock
She was a daugter OF Scott and Elizabeth
Watson, married Thomas Riley about thirty
years aao, and was the mother OF ten child.
rem. eigh; Of whom are still living Her
funeral occurred on Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Z. Seackelfoid preaching the tune.
raj at the house and the interment being
made at the old Riley graveyard near
Anderson. All her children except one
and nearly an her brothers and sisters we're
present at the funeral.
We understand tina, Guy NJ Bona6eld is
serving as superintendent Of the Howesyille
mines.
Gordon Garner had finger badly mashed
last Tuesday while cleaning and ohng a
press in the Clarion job printery.
We quote the following from the Fair.
mont Daily Times Of August
Mrs Sarah Jenkins wife OF MI n. T..
Jenkins. Of IunncliOn, died 40 the City
Hospital here Thursday. alter an illness OF
peritonitis Deceased had been 900 for
some time past She was 40 years Of age
and besides her husband. lcnvcs four chill
dren, two boys and two girls. Deceased
was a sister Of Hon S. Is Montgomery. Of
Tunnciton who was AZ her bedside when
she passed away Mrs Jenkins was
woman OF strong. noble character and
belonged TO one Of the best families Of
Preston county. Her death comes as a
severe blow TO her family and the deepest
sympathy goes out TO them in their bereaye-
ment Mrs. Jenkins was a member Of the
Methodist Protestant church and led an ex.
emplarJ christian life.
The remains we're brought TO Iunnelton
Friday afternoon and the funeral held IN
the VI r chnrch here Saturday morning
after which The remains we're taken to
Newburg for intetment Rev. & 4. Shack.
elford conducted the services in the
church
The Bishop house is being raised three