West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-05-31
COAL CENTER Crafts.
Tidhits Of Tattle ana Town Talk To-
gsthsr With Tales Tsrssiy Tcld.

Avery light trOs, occurred here last
Tuesday morning.
new time book went into effect on the
q. & o. las, Sunday.
Don't forget the quarterly meeting on
Saturday ani Sunday.
Decoration Day is past aud somehow
get ready for the 4,h OF July.
Word comes from Berkeley Springs that
DR. S,alnaker is slowly improving.
Judge Daniel Cool OF Newburg was a
pleasant visitor in town last Tuesday.
Henry Alden Cool the Grafton merchant
was in Function on business last Monday.
VIII this free alcohol to be used in the
arts include the Kind used in painting the
town red1
w Myers the village blacksmith was
circulating among the fair sex at Amblers.
burg last Sunday.
The wife who limits her family to a can.
AIRY bird and a poodle dog is preparing Tor
a cherries old age.
The roofs on Bonahelds residence and
bic store building were repainted last week
pl weaver q Oafuer.
Marshall Sheets hal one OF his finger,
badly mashed on Wednesday while hand.
ling truck load OF iron.
George NJ. Castle last week shipped two
car loads OF long telephone poles aud has
another carload ready tor shipment.
a new aud substantial board walk has
just been constructed in front OF FOLLY
S,aHord's property on Gibson street.
The big motor in the mines here burned
out on Tuesday afternoon and work was
temporarily suspended until it could be
repaired
William &. Shackelford son OF Rev. c.
X. Shackeliord IS now az Springfield. Mo.
where he has a position with the big Frisco
railroad
The main difference between grand
larceny aud high finance is said to be that
the latter always includes enough TO pay
the lawyers.
w. 5. Squres is now RUNNING his steam
saw mill near town at its full capacity,
aud has quite a force of men at work
IN the woods.
Wallace Swindler and a man named
Muncy were arrested for drunkenness on
Tuesday and each fined saoo and costs.
making ss,7s.
Mrs. Frank Ashby and her daughter Mrs.
Hubert Pentony left on Monday evening for
an extended visit to relatives at Fairmont
and other points west.
John II, Lynch Newburg's artistic draper
and nanarhangaF
and the hallway in the M +. Parsonage
here one day last week,
Mrs George w. Hartman and her
daughter in-law Mrs. Arnold w. Hartman
were at Newburg over Sunday visiting the
family of John Graham.
The father OF Superintendent sandridee
OF Atlantic is lying extremely IN at the
latters home there and but little hope Is
entertained Of his recovery.
lanes c. G. Plum. familiary known as
Grant Plum, was quietly married to Miss
Sophronia A. Shaver on last Tuesday even
ing, by Rev. {. r. Shackelford.
Please return our thanks to Peter X.
Smith-the shower arrived all right on
Saturday evening within twenty.four hours
after your paper was circulated.
David Grant Smith the wellknown
artistic job printer Of Grafton was in town
on Tuesday. returning from week visit to
his boyhood's home near Hazelton.
A moving picture show representing the
San Francisco fire following the great
earthquake will appear at the Opera house
here on the evenings OF June and
Our own Joe v. Gibson has an important
article in the form of a tragedy in the cur.
rent number OF the Monongaiian, published
by the University students at Morgantown.
On last Saturdaysnight one oil the large
front windows in Weaver & Gamers Tin
shop was maliciously broken out by a
young man who is we'll known about town.
An infant child OF David Adams died on
Monday last aud was buried at Camp
ground cemstery on Tuesday afternoon
c. X. Shsckelford conducting the funeral
exercises.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. A. Snyder OF Adamston.
Harrison county. we're the guests OF ID. T..
Watson one day last week. and went out to
Masontown on Saturday 10 visit friends In
that section.
MISS Della Stewart left on Wednesday
for Kingwood where she will keep house
for Mrs j. w. Parks couple OF week
while the latter Is away visiting at Parkers-
burg and elsewhere.
Albert K. Jefferys a dspper young man
from the Camp Ground settlement was
among the big crowd that went from here
to Grafton on Decoration Day. returning
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Frederick Franks OF the Concord
settlement recently found an uncommonly
large hen egg. which upon being broken
revealed another perfectly formed egg
with hard she'll In the center
We notice two commeudable points in
the street work Of the new council.
Heavier boards are beng used In the con
struction OF the walks and stone instead OF
mine refuse Is used IN repairing the streets.
MISS Olive Watson OF Mssonlown, was
the guest Of Miss Edith Miller In function
the FIRST days OF this week and a member
NJ jolly crowd who went from here 10
spend Memorial Day on the historic battle.
field OF Gettysburg.
Married Al the NJ z. Parsonage in run.
melton on Tuesday evening. May 40. 1905.
at s:3o o'clock, by the Rev. {. r. Shackel.
ford. Mr.. I'd Whitaker and Miss Edna
Polling. Long life and eternal happiness 10
you I'd and Edna
Junior Lavelle Is having tough old
time Of H. wrestling with some form OF
kidney trouble and bad case Of inaamatory
rheumatism in bis left arm, but Is facing
the double trouble with the foriitude and
heroism Of a trained soldier
a Polander whose name we failed to learn
was killed In the mines AT Austen on Tues.
day Of this week, and was buried in the
Lalhollc Cemetery near Hnnnarilln On