West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-09-03
interesting letters from Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN Thu COUNTRY
Bright Bits CT News and Gessip Abcu,
Ysu and Your Neighbsr-Ths
Events Of Week.
Function.

Miss Louise Hagans is visiting IN
Klngwood.
Miss Anna Cruise is visiting in
Howesviile.
A. J. BunAivld was ind.sposed
for several days last week.
What th,s town needs is more
roasting ears and COW butter.
Mrs. J. ). HUI, aud sou William
were shopping IN Grafton last week.
Mrs. w. r. Mernlls and son
William are v.s,ting in Bucknannon.
Rev. Father McElngott, OF Graf.
ton, was in town few hours Sunday.
w. Scott Garner and wife were
in TunneltCn several hours Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Wolf, uf Kngwood.
is the guest OF Miss Polly West this
week.
DIR. ]. +. OdneI was ia town Sun
day shaking hands with his many
friends.
Rev. John Brown and brother
Charles are visiting ia the country
this week.
The political pie counter seems
to be getting more popular then the
quick lunch.
Mrs. Susan Montgomery Is spend.
ing several days oI!h her SOU, 5. B.
Montgomery.
Rev. Father Bmtlou, OF Fa;rmont,
stopped in Tuuu, lton for few
hours Monday
Mis- O is, ,ne little sister vi
Mrs. w. Il Wilson. is visiting the
latter this week.
Several young men from town
attended q parry Ia KingSood Fri
day evening las.
Robert y &c, returned home To-
Baltimore 'ast week after a pleasant
visit here OF several days.
Misses by, and Glld,s Perez,
OF Buckhaunon, are visltLg th;II
grandfather, ] w. Johnston, tni,
week
B. x .. Ticket Agent G.. A.
Fleegle and bride have rented the
coziest property 10 town and gone
to housekeeping.
Miss Ethel franklin, of Cumber-
land, returned to her home Monday
after a weeks yislC with her friend,
Miss Ada Lavelle.
Candidate for justice Of the peace
of Klngwood, L. l.. Fields, was in
town last week shaking hanus with
his numerous friends.
2 That puzzled look on the face of
the Republican politicians comes
from their inability to blame these
hard times ola the Democrats.
DIR. b. F. Bone, formerly of this
town but now physician and surgeon
at the MoundsvilIe penitentary, was
a welcome visitor in Function last
Sunday.
Moses Sinclair, of Evansville,
one of the directors of the Tunnel.
ton bank, was in town lost Thurs
day attending the bank directors
meeting.
Mrs. Rachel Bishop aud daugh-
ter Ray have returned from Atlantic
City. Mrs. Lou Barnard, of Rowles-
burg, was in charge OF the Bishop
Hotel during her mothers absence.
Mai. u. N. Orr. of Kingwuod,
presented to the TuDnelton bank
directors last Thursday large
basket Of ripe pears and plums
which he had picked off his own
trees.
An enjoyable surprise party was
given last FridIy evening To- Harry
Noel at the home Of Mrs. S. T..
West. Quite crowd of young
people were present and all report
good time.
The TunneltQn camp meeting aud
chautauqua closed a very successful
year Sunday with large and order
ly crowd ON The grounds. The
second Sunday was the largest IN
point OF attendance.
This month witnesses the opening
of the majority Of the schools and
colleges ct our country. These in
situations are shaping the future
lives Of the children aud preparing
them for the work this generation
will not finish. Time well spent in
school is time saved aud money
spent on schools is rightly spent IN
deed.