West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
COAL CENTER CHATS.
Ti6tits et Tattls ana Town Talk Te-
gethsT With Tales Tersely Tsla.

Miss Blns Fleming OF Ncvbors was
guest al ] :. Hunts this week
Charles Wesley from the River CITY ws,
business caller here Monday
Born 10 Mr. aud Mis-. Rinehart on Iun,
50, nine pound daughters
Judge James a. Brown was la town,or
business one day this week
Committeeman Lenhau and a,,orne,
Rufus Holden were la at the Coal Centet
Monday
Some twelve OF 6teen Of the Law men wer,
laid OF by the Merchants Coal Co. las,
saturday evening
Lloyd &. Shaaer tom the East side was
in town Tuesday looking after his political
interests.
MIR. aud Mrs 5. H. Hauway OF Evansville
were visiting their soninlaw. A w. Hart.
man last sunday
b. r. Menear an old civil war veteran.
now OF Columbus, Ohio is visiting friend 5
here this week
| Mos. William watson and Mrs. Clar
enoe Wolf from Felowsville were guests OF
D. L. Watson on Monday
We understand the Tunnelton camp.
meeting will begin this year on August
~ and will continue three weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs ] w. Yates OF Grafton were
house guests at the hospitable home OF Col
Lavelis from Saturday until Monday
Substantial new sidewalks have been
erected in front Of the residence of James
Pratt and Frank Halbritter on Bonafeld ST
Mrs. Charles K. Weaver celebrated Iuly
I. 1900. by presenting her husband with a
twelve pound baby girl-Dr Smith IN attend
ance.
Miss Charity Davis. Coal Center belle
who has been staying at Rowlesburg for
some time is al home this week visiting her
parents
Chas Wesley Biggins.and his wife locally
known as Captain Jack left Tuunelton last
Monday for McEwen. Tennessee, where
they will hereafter reside.
). = NeSter the jeweler went over to-
Amblersburg on the glorious Fourth and
spentthe balance OF the week there. return.
Ing to ruuneltou Monday morning
Mrs. John Denham aud two sons Price
and Robert OF Clarksburg are visiting at
Col Lavelle's this week, having arrived
last Saturday evening.
The south side OF Gibson street. from
the Bishop house to Franks Vests resi-.
dence, is being built up aud tie street con.
siderably widened.
Charlie Sheets has Just purchased a new
Victor talking machine aud was enllvening
the people along Monkey Rrw with grand
free musical entertainment on the glorious
Fourth.
a Jolly fishing party composed Of !. y.
Thorn. Col. Renshaw, Oren Ashby. Claude
Mankins and several othefs. le" town on
Monday morning to spend week flirting
with the hnny tribe along the Cheat
Col. w. ]. Lavclle train dispatcher. at
Cumberland, spent last Saturday night m
town with his family. and devoted a few
minutes OF his precious time 10 calling on
this scribe at his den on Gibson street
Cashier J. McKone Ir, returned to the
Coal Center aud resumed his duties in the
Function bank on tuesday OF last week
Mrs. McKone and son Vernon arrived On
Monday Of this week aud the simmer vaca
zion Of this happy family is a closed incident
That item which has been going the
rounds OF the press announcing the coming
OF the seventeen year locusis this summer
IS a gigantic mistake or a Munncbasuen lie
These pests are not due again in this terti. |
tory until 1911.
Charlie Wiles and his Young bride were |
on the streets Of runnelton last Sunday |
evening They do say that Charlie has the |
l. |
be spondngly happy. But boys,
there are other girls up that way-dont be |
discouraged
There is 20 be family reunion OF the |
Function branch Of the Craig family at |
the Camp ground next Sunday All the |
children Of Mrs Margaret Miller for merly |
Mrs Craig. are expected TO participate, |
including Mrs. J. N. Kochenderfer and Mrs |
VERNE Davis Of Elklns
When we read that unique article in the |
Farmont Times about the way in which |
Captain Sewaringen intended TO light the !
town Of Kingwood we were profoundly
impressed with the idea that the ghost Of
the late Henry CLAY Hyde was still mean.
dering around the streets OF the county
capital.
A certain young man Of Tunuelton cut
loose from the shore and sailed away on
his trial trip with the girls last Sunday
night We are told his mother threatened
TO slap his jaws and the company for which
he worked discharged him. and vet he en-
ded a statement Of his experience on the
OCCASION with the question. Wasn't that
pretty good trip Tor the FIRST time We
think so
For considerable length Of time now
we have been addicted to newspaper
scribbling and II seems that we ought 20
reform. So we begin this week to break
of, a little Al a time. like some men try TO
quit using tobacco or drinking whiskey.
In the course OF few weeks we may en-.
tirley overcome our penchsnt for penning
paragraphs and an unobstructed pike for
the politicians
BEWARE or OINIMENTS FOR CAT
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