West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-06-20
IN AND ABOUT kINeMoop.

Nhy don's you kick sbou, the
weather now1
+. J. Crogan was in Grafton on
bSsiness Saturday.
J. III. fortney, Leadmine, w. Va,
Is new subscriber this week.
Mrs. S. w. letters. of Morgan
town, is here the guest OF friends.
Mrs. l.. J. Mcwihiams and family,
of Prun,ytown. are visiting relatives
here.
l.. II. Frankhouser, of Brandon
4 vile, advanced his subscription
another year this week.
Mcclellan Hartman, a Valley
Point merchant, was in town Tues.
day on business and favored us with
call.
Newton Manown came over from
Morgan,o~n Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Dr. James II.
Msnown.
Miss M:nha Flynn returned Sat
urday from Wheeling, where she
graduated last week from Elliotps
business college.
NJ. II. Hoffman, the en:erpr,sinp
Albrightsville merchant, dropped in
to see us the other day. lie reports
business booming.
U. N. Orr, jr., has secured 20
sition in the offices OF the Aiorra
Coal Company and left for that
place this week.
The thirty seventh annual session
of the West Virginia educational
association will be held at Hunting.
ton June as, 90 and II.
Miss DAISY Mcdaniel attended
the commencement exercises of the
Fairmont normal Tuesday OF last
week, returning Wednesday.
Robert A. Menefee. of Albrights-
vile, has patented a device for
handling and scaldiug hogs, which
will come in mighty handy this fall.
J. S.idell Brown, member of the
board of regents of the school for
deaf and blind at Romney, left
Monday TO attend a meeting of that
body.
Misses Mabel Rodeheaver and
Pearl Williams, who have been Wis.
ting their aunt. Mrs. Cecil. Mont
gpmery, in Grafton, returned last
week.
G. M. Shaffer, of independence,
was in town yesterday 10 attend the
funeral of his old friend, Col. R.W.
Monroe, leaving for his home IN
tn evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Sterling and
little son left yesterday morning for
Cumberland and FriendsviIle, where
they will be the guests Of relatives
and friends for a week.
New subscribers from Tunnelton
this week: w. 7. Newcome, l.. b.
Hartman. Frank West, Frank T.
Osbourn. Mrs. Thomas Clark, f.
c. Maier, French Ashby.
Miss Edith Flynn and little niece,
Virginia StempIe, who have been
visiting friends and relatives here
for several weeks, returned TO their
home in Weston last Friday morn
ing.
John Martin, who has been at
tending school at Wlnons, N. J.,
returned home last week, and ac
compabied Company NJ, of Terra
Alta, 10 tie encampment at Charles
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Thomas, of
the Prun,ytown reform school, have
been here the past week visiting
relatives and friends. Mr.. Thomas
was made a Master Mason last Mon
day nighr.
Walter + Childs was called home
from Morgantown Sunday on &C.
count of'the serious illness Of his
father, who is suffering from Bright's
disease and is in critical oondl-
ton.
+. Hahn, who managed a sawmill
on the Helbig farm near oakland
during the past winter and fall, will
move his mill to Etam, where he
has large contract Of cutting for
the Hamill Moore Lumber Co., of
Oakland
Miss Julia Dove Mcdaniel, of
Moore, Tucker county, who has
been attending school at Fairmont
the past year, came TO Kingwood
last week and is attending the
summ,r school She is a niece OF
w. ~. Mcdaniel.
Harry shaaer went to Sapulpa,
Ind. T. June 70, to spend his
vacation IN an oil field there win