West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-04-23
Tunnelton

| iNSo hctt AhccuHy tNenlnk. from fkOrki0
where they have been located during the
past winter. They expect to return on or
about the twenty fifth of May and will be
Joined by Mrs. w. G. Miller, who did
not 40 down during the winter.
Jesse Englehart, the genial manager Of
the Englehart Wooden Mills. was here
last "Wednesday greeting his friends and
making new acquaintance. Mr.. Engle-
hart is a candidate for the nomination for
county clerk and bids fair to win out
His genial personality, his succuss AS a
business man and his uniform treatment
OF his lellowman is stock in trade that
will De difficult TO discount.
The chicken supper served Wednesday
and Friday night IN Browns hall, 10y the
Ladies' Aid society of the local Baptist
church was well offended and proved "A
financial success.
Harmon +. Sidwell and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit among
relatives in the state of Ohio. Mr.. Sid
well contemplates leaving here i'm the
near future and may locate in the Buckeye
State. The good people OF this community
regret to see this excellent family leave
but the best wishes Of all will accompany
them II they finally decide to 20.
IL is now known that l.. +. Stafford
and wife. will move here from Terra Alta.
They will move into the cottage owned
10y Mr.. Stafford for the present. MIR.
Stafford recently purchased lot from
Thomas Fisher and will erect modern
dwelling thereon and then move from
the cottage
Mrs Lou F. Hart was at Newbure
Friday calling on friends.
Harry Hart was mingling business and
pleasure during his week end visit at
Clarksburg.
Mrs $. b. Rankin WAS aGratton shop
per Saturday.
Mrs. w. A. Watson was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Bucklew at Fellows
vile during the past week
Mrs. j. f. jameson was called to
Fairmont Friday evening by the death of
a near friend.
Miss Myrtle Hileman has returned from
Cameron where she has been teaching
one of the grades in the school at that
place.
ID. o. Bennett, one of the contractors
who assisted in making the b. & O.
improvements at this point, was here one
Niay last week experimenting the removal
OF some supplies that had been left here
after the completion of the work. Mr..
Bennett is now interested in the improve
ments that are being made at Paw Paw
AMI Magnolia, this state, on the b. 4 O.
and it was to these points that the sup
plies were being shipped
DIR. Everett Walker was business
visitor at Washington, New York and
various points in Virginia during the past
week.
Mrs. Charles G. Dougherty, of Martins
burg is here the guest of her sister, Mrs.
l.. b. Hartman.
Miss Pearl Shahan, Of Morgantown, il
here visiting her sister, Mrs. A. IL. Hal
britter.
V. f Cooke, of Clarksburg, was here
for few hours Friday. Vincent is one
of the boys of old Preston who has made
good away from home, just as he did at
home, and he also has a tender spot for
old Preston just as his friends here are
proud of him.
j. Slidell Brown was here between
trains Friday on his way to Elkins. Its
persistently rumored that Mr.. Brown is
10 become the editor of the Randolph
Enterprise and that it will then become
daily instead of a weekly publication.
Col. John A. Mcdaniel, of Kingwood,
was here for a short time Thursday
Miss Mary Frantz was the week end
guest of friends and relatives at Grafton
and Pennington.
w. +. Pierce and daughter, Miss
Sybelle, were in Grafton one day last
week on business
Edna, the five year Old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs X. X Garner, met with a rather
serious accident last Sunday. Her par
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and family near the Campground and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rhodes and chill
dren, of Howesville, were also there for
the day. The young son of George Rhodes
was pulling little express wagon and
his sister and the Garner child were in
the wagon. As he rounded corner of
the house the wagon upset and threw
both OF the little girls to the ground but
Edna struck her head against stone and
an ugly cash was made above her left
eye. Her father brought her here and
DIR. b. S. Rankin rendered surgical aid
aud had to take stitch tn close the cut.
W. Scott Garner, OF Walnut Hill, was
business visitor here Tuesday. Mr..
Garner is now living a retired life on his
, farm after many years devoted 20 active
journalism and literary pursuits. DC
casionally he contributes to the local
press on some special topic aud his pro-
| ductions are always read with avidity.
Broadway
Miss Goldie Christopher spent a couple