West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-05
DolnSs Of The Week In Surrounding
Towns.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Argus Correspondents Tell What
ls Going on In Their
Localities.
Iunnelton.

Special Correspondents os The Argus
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Pole. '''''''
Rev, G.. A. Fedcrer was here Sunday
and Monday
Maurice Jackson, of Kinewood. WAS in
town Tuesday.
George Miller was business visitor In
Sraiton last week.
j: o. Tuhill went to Terra Alta ON
business last week.
Miss Irene Harrington is visiting rcla-
uvos in Monongah.
j. l.. Mckenzie, OF IIowesviIle. WAS ON
our streets Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Miller was visiting i'm town
the tirst of this week
Miss Madeline kenncy is visiting rela-
tives IN Grafton this week.
very heavy rain fell here Friday even
ing. No damage reported.
Charles Brown returned Saturday from
VISIT TO relatives about Reedsville.
Rev John Brown, OF Kingwood. was
ih Tunnelton Monday and Tuesday.
Attorney J. III. $. Barlow, of Grafton
was in town for u few hours Monday.
Mrs: Sarah j. Bonafield and Mrs. Pos
ten, OF Morgantown. are visiting here.
number Of local Masons and their
lady friends attended the picnic at Morris
Park.
Ernest Watson moved into his hand
some new home on kingwoOd street last
week.
Guy NJ. Bonafield and brother Stuart
left on No. IL Monday evening for Balti-
more.
j. Morgan Orr, the IIiorra baseball
magnatc, was here Tuesday for few
hours.
local telephone line il being con-
structed between this place and the Camp
ground.
Several OF our residents are having their
porches painted preparatory 10 camp
meeting.
Miss Minnie Polling, who has been yis-
iting Miss Ada I.avelle, has returned to
her home in Grafton.
Eddie Clark, the diamond king, is now
busily engaged in making observations
ON the rotundity Of the moon.
Thomas and May Dolan, who have been
visiting Mrs. Bert Bickiord, have returned
TO their relatives i'm MoTgantown.
w. q. Layelle returned Friday from
Cumberland, where he has been spend
ing "A couple of weeks with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. j. j. Mullen, Of Piedmont. and
Mrs. Cavanaugh, OF Washington, ID. G..
were visiting Mrs. Walter Herndon We'd
nesday.
The Merrell sisters are 10 give their
Recital OF Music and Elocution' at Reeds
vile on the 18th and at Rowlesburg ON
the 18th.
A dog fight attracted the attention Of
quite crowd Of people last Thursday
evening. The CANNES had previously quar-
relied over the tariff.
The genial nature and happy smile of
our ex-senator, $. b. Montgomery, il with
us, and his many friends are glad To meet
and greet him again
Mrs. Lottie Herndon was taken sud
denly i'll Monday afternoon, hut is now
able To walk around. She was probably
overcome by the heat.
Miss Minnie Jane Merrells went to
Mountail. Lake Park Saturday. She was
one OF the contestants i'm the oratOrical
contest held there Monday.
A band OF gypsies is stationed i'm an
open field near the old Trowbridge place
one mile above town. Their camp pre-
sents picturesque appearance and is be-
ing visited by town people every day.
Bessie, the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Johnson, died Saturday and was
buried in the West cemetery Sunday.
Rev. A. Merrells conducted the services.
l.. Is. Hartman had CHARGE OF the funeral.