West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-19
Interesting Letters from q Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN THE COUNTRY
Bright Bits OF News and Go.sIo Ahou,
You and Your NeIshbor-rne
Events OF q Week.
Function.
peciaI Correspondence o. The Argus.

SPecAi Norrcspondcncc q. The Argus
Have you been 10 the campground yet
Harry Miller went to Graiton for few
hours last Friday.
Born 10 Mr., and Mrs. James NeyilI
this week, lO-pound queen.
7. j. Cautield, of Clarksburg. was a
business visitor in town Friday.
Miss Grace Richardson. III Frastbur,
Is visiting at w. +. Noers this week.
A little rain now and then would sa,
isiy the farmer men-and everybody els.,.
DR.. Michaels and son Guy, Of Morgan.
town, we've in Function one day last
week.
Mrs. stafford, of Keyser, was visiting
her son, To'ly Stafford, since the last
writing.
Mn. Frank Robinson was visiting Mr..
and Mrs: folly Stafford couple OF DAYS
this week.
George Pierce, of Buckhannon. was
visiting his grandfather, James w. John
son, this week.
Master Paul and Miss Miller an, visit.
my their grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Miller.
w. +. Beavers, of Grafton, the sue
cessiul Wholesale grocer, was i'm town Wis
ting his parents last week.
George Wilson went 10 Fairmont to at-
tend the funeral of his aunt, who died
Monday after a severe illness.
Thursday was pay day i'm the mines and
oil course, some had to get into n scrap To
snow that prosperity is returning.
Mrs. Hagan and daughter Eva. of
Westernport, Md, are visiting the
formers daughter, Mrs. j. J. McKone.
Two Sisters Of st. Soseph. from pied.
mont, spent several hours as the guests
oi Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. McKone last week
Thomas Fisher, of Cohman's store
was called home Monday by the death of
his mother. He will be absent several
days.
Superintendent T. II. Barber and wife
lett last week for "a western trip To visit
Seattle.
The Tunnelton school will probably
open on the 10Th of next month. Prof
w. X. Con, OF Grafton, will be principal
this year.
KAN Sunday morning kept many people
from going 10 the campgronnd. Large
crowds are expected all through the com
ing week.
William Brennan. of Kingwood, one
OF this years Rock Hill graduates. is WIS.,
lting his grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Bishop
this week.
A festival for the benefit of "Monk"
.Wiies was held in the basement of the
bank building Saturday evening. About
$50 was cleared
Preparations are being made 10 pre-.
sent "A revised version Of 1.-THE District
School at an early date. The play will
be given 10y home talent.
A delegation Of prominent Tunnelton-
lans, accompanied by several citizens
from other towns in the county, went
over to Morgantown Thursday 10 see
Congressman G.. G.. Sturgiss and urge M.
on him the ACCESSIBILITY of reappointinR
Mrs. q. o. Montgomery az our post
mistress. This adds another CHAPTER TO
the Tunnelton postoflice fight which has
been occupying public attention for the
past two years.
The little ll-year-old son Of Frank
Lucas, n llveryman, OF Newburg, was
severely injured Saturday, between this
place and the campground, by being
thrown from a spirited horse. He was
found unconscious on the road, and
carried on u strctcher 10 the Office of DIR.
Rankin. After an examination il was
decided TO take him 10 the Grafton city
hospital on No. 90. Later reports say the
little fellow Is resting easier and will like
ly recover.
Take Kodol at the times when YOU feel
what you have eaten is not digesting Ko-