West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-07-29
HHGHbORHOOD NEWS
DolDsS OF The Week In Surrounding
Towns.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Argus Correspondents Tell What
Is Going on In Their
Localities.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
Tunneiton.

Special Correspondence % The Argus
W. Ii. Cruise was in town few hours
saturday
Republican prosperity j. even running
the apple crop!
Rev. Z. IL. McDermott was in town
sunday morning.
\ representative OF Broaddus college WAS
i'm Tunnelton last week
O. G. llileman was business visitor
to Rowlesburg last week
Mrs. Wright, of Housewife. WAS in
town shopping last week.
No new cases of typhoid have been NJ.
ported since the last writing.
Miss Lille Harvey was visiting her
sister, Mrs. T.. T.. Ashby sunday.
Mrs. Forrest Hutton is visiting her
mother, Mrs. \. j. Bonaiield. this week
Our kid team has two games sched.
ulcd for tins week ON the local grounds
Mrs. j. :. Hunt and sons William and
day.
William Brennan, OF Kingwood. was
visiting Mn. Rachel Bishop here last
Mrs. Jud Yates, of Grafton, WAS visit.
ing Mrs. w. j. Lavelle the first of this
week.
Mrs; Henry Ricklcman and daughter
Victoria arr visiting relatives in Piedmont
this week.
NJ. T.. Mehrten, editor of Tmr ANGUS.
was ia Tunnelton Friday calling on his
many friends
Mrs. A. j. Bonafield is very sick this
week. Her many friends wish for her
speedy recovery.
The council street committee il wide
awake. The roads are being fixed up in
hrst-class condition.
The temperance lecture i'm the NJ r
church Friday evening was very interest
ing and instructive.
Hon. :. Is. Montgomery arrived i'm
town Monday evening 10 spend several
days with his family
Mrs. j. j. McKone is home again after
visit Ia Washington. Atlantic CITY. and
other places OF interest.
j. w. Johnson returned Tuesday from
Morgantown where he has been spending
some time with his sister.
Mrs. Joseph Miller and sister. Mrs.
Herndon, were visiting Mrs Florence
Philips, OF Anderson, last week.
Two dealers i'm old iron and Junk have
been in Tunnelton the past week collect
ing all OF that material they can buy.
The festival Saturday under the auspices
of the ladies' aid was we'll attended
Every one present enjoyed delightful
time.
james Tuhill and Guy Wiles took their
novelty camera to Rowlesburg Saturday.
where they did thriving business for a
few hours.
Wayne Miller was badly burned about
one of his eyes last week by a spark from
section of rock. DIR. Rankin attended
to the injury.
Rev. Bro. Frabrician, professor of
English at Rock Hill College, was the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. j. $. Hunt Satur-
day and Sunday.
party was given last "Wednesday
evening by Harry Miller. About twenty.
five young people were present and all
spent an enjoyable time.
There is talk of making a baseball
diamond at the campground IL would
he a big improvement and increase in
terest in our national game.
jim Cross, the former Grafton pitcher,
was in town last week visiting his mother
and other relatives. He underwent an
operation for appendicitis several weeks
ago.
The debatcrs selected by the Philo-
nathan literary society were defeated at
kingwOod Friday evening after an in
tercsting battle OF arguments. Several
town people drove over to hear the de-
bate.