West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-13
SOMETHING DOING IN THO COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News and Gessip Abeut
You and Your Neighber-The
Events Of Week.
TunneIton.
OF The Argus.

a visitor here Saturday.
Rev. p. IA. McDermo,t was ~
town lev hours Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Gibson wer-
visitors in to~n last week.
Mrs. John w. Combs is indis
posed at the present writing.
W. b. Cruise visited his sister,
Mis-. J. 5. Hunt, last week.
w. +. Beavers, OF Grafton, was a
VISITOR IN runnelton last Friday.
J. ]. Conift, of Wheeling, was a
prominent visitor in town Saturday.
Lots of people who boast of their
blue blood are generally color blind.
QUIT worrying; camp meeting has
begun aud Bennett wall be elected.
It's rumored that the Ro~lesburg
helpe's are To be lransferred TO New
burg.
Attorney General w. G.. CCnley
was IN Function few hours Sat
urday.
Keep your heart warm, your head
cboi, ami vote the Democratic
ticket.
J. Morgan Orr, wife, and two
children spent a few hours m town
Sunday.
Attorney +. 4. Parrack, wife, and
two chlldien were in Grafton last
Saturday.
Col. w. ]. LavelIe was in town
Montay looking better and larger
than ever.
Misses Blanche and Fanny Trick
EFT. of Fairmont, are visiting Mrs.
Will Ashby.
Mrs. Theodore Evans and little
daughter Catherine were here few
hours Monday.
Rev William Hall and Leo Wright,
of TOWNSVILLE, were in town a few
hours Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bantz, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.and Mrs.
y. ]. Bonafeld.
Some people here RENE mber that
men are dependent on circumstance
and not circumstances on men.
The Ii. & O. has closed its ,ele.
graph Offices at Austen, Hardman,
and several other nearby points.
When the West Virginia Republ.
can two-ring circus opens up no
little boys under 2 will be admitted.
The Sunday school convention
held in the NJ. Il. church Saturday
was well attended and very success
ful.
SSisher and Scherr can clam any
old county they want. 1t costs The
Democrats nothing and is lots of
fun.
The ladies' aid society held an
eDj ,yable and successful festival ia
the bank bulldnb Wednesday even.
ing.
Mrs. Raymond RightnIiie and
daughter, Miss Care, were guests OF
Mrs. +. T.. Ashhy one day last
week.
Miss Mary Tnhill returned home
Thursday from Austen, where she
has been engaged as a nurse several
weeks.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ashby, fine son, and to- MIR. and
Mrs. Pete Sherren an admirable lit.
tie daughter.
\ little son of David Williams
died Tuesday mornng after a short
illness. In,erment took place ON
Wedne sday.
The union miners paraded the
streets las, Tuesday headed by the
Tunnelton band About seventy
FIVE were in line.
Mrs. Reese Shay is some better
and her many friends will be glad
to hear that she is expected to fully
recover her former health.
Mrs. Lou +. Hart returned Sun.
day from an extended trip to Balu
more and New York, where she has
been visiting relatives and friends.
To the surprise aud satisfaction
of every one the electric lights we're
turned on last NJ nday evening af
ter four months period Of dark
ne S.
imes Taylor, who has been at
the Soldiers Home in Dsy.cn, o..
for several years, is in town this
week h"kog up old friends aud
acquaintance.
Rev. John Brown delivered a fine
and eloquent lecture in Browns
hall one evening last week on "a
New View ~ the Old South. Be
fore aud afler the address the Tun
Melton band played several popular
selections.