West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-19
Interesting Letters from a Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN THB COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News and Gossip Abeu.
You and Ycur-Neighber-The
Events OF q Week.
Tunnelton.

Miss Molly Shahan went TO In
dependence Monday.
Miss Van Gordon has been III
during the past week.
Mrs. Wotnng was in Fairmont
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. A. Bailey preached at In.
dependence last Sunday.
Sherman Hamilton returned 10
Pit,sbnrg last Friday evening.
John Zinn escorted Miss Idell
Reppert home last Sunday night.
Thomas Fisher likes the tone Of
Thomas Harris piano unusually well
Mrs. Harry Huber and Mrs.
Lottie Herndon are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. She'll
are the owners of a new 10 pound
son.
Clyde Hutchinson, of Fairmont,
was business visitor in town Sat
urday.
Miss Lillian Frantz, of Newburg,
visited her parents here Friday
evening.
Scott Shahan, who had an attack
or ,onsilils, is again able to be In
his store.
Harry Miller, who had a severe
cold last week, is able 10 attend
school again.
Loyal Campbell il visiting his
wife, who has been at Walter Harris
for some time.
Mr.. Loar has opened his store
he has quite an assortment of
Christmas goods.
: Harmon Hardesty, Homer Noel,
and Stuar, Bonafeld were in KING
wood last Sunday.
Hubert Crogan and Samuel Fry
are afflicted with that jawbreaklng
disease, the mumps.
Cauffman's store is nicely deco
rated. Quite number of holiday
articles are displayed.
Mary Fran,z, after having been
confined at home by tonsilitis, is
again attending school.
The Christmas holidays at the
Tunnelton school will last from
Monday till Thursday.
Peter Shcrren, who married Sadie
Bolyard couple of weeks ago, has
gone 10 live at Anderson.
Mrs. Susan Phillips and daughter
Pearl, OF near Morgantown, are the
guests of Mrs. Phillips daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Miller.
Miss Helen Candy, daughter of
Principal Candy, of Terra Alta,
and Bruce Morgan were the guests
of {. X. Morgan, principal of the
Tunnelton schools, Sunday.
The Tunnelton school children
have contributed To- the relief fund
for the unfortunate widows and
orphans Of the men who were killed
in the Monongah mine explosion.
The Tunnelton Supply Company's
horse ran away last week and spilled
Chester Buckelew TO the ground.
Chester says that the street flew Up
and hit him. This seems strange,
but we shall not contradict a fellow
so truthful as old Ches.
A lady with whom James Mac
MILAN used TO stay, came TO town
asst Monday aud took him to her
home at Rosemont. The boy has
been working here at he Hotel
Bishop. We nnderstsSd that he
will attend school at Rosement this
winter.
Mr.. Hickson, from Boswell, Pa. If,
was unfortunate in having SO Of
his money stolen. He was dressing
in the power house when he LAID his
pocketbook on bench, then going
away without it. Later he femem
bered and went back to recover the
money, but it was nowhere to be
seen.
Ash Moore's injured finger has
cost him $50, and the pain of hav
ing il split six times. He went TO
Fairmont last Friday TO have IL ex
ahmed by specialist. He was
very much comforted when the
physician treasured him that it
would get well all right. While Mr..
Moore was in FaIrmont be visited
Will West, who has been confined
ia the Miners Hospital Of that
place for several week. Mr.. Moore
says that Will is very anxious to get