West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-17
Tunneiton

| MISS MARY rTantz was shopping in
Grafton Saturday
Miss Beryl Squires OF Kingwood.
has been the guest of ]. Frank Craig
and family the past week
Col. w. J. Lavelle. who has been act
ing as special examiner for the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad with headquar-
ters at Cumberland. is spending few
| days with his family here
James S. Hunt was summoned to
| West Union on Monday where he at
tended the funeral OF his cousin, Mrs.
Mulligan. on Tuesday.
J. J. McKone. Jr., cashier of the
| local bank. was a county seat visitor
on Monday
l.. T. Stafford OF Terra Alta. was a
| business visitor here since our last
communication.
b. T. Gibson, president OF the coun-
ty court, was here on business Tues
| day
Miss Edna Garner OF Terra Alta,
was here the guest of T. II. Shay and
family for the week end
Miss Ercell Shay, student at the
Fairmont Normal. was here last week,
having been summoned home by the
illness of her mother.
The need OF n new high school
building is becoming more apparent
and imperative every day and this was
| particularly demonstrated on Tuesday
of this week when work had to be sus-
pended for the first half of the day I'm
order that the rooms might be COM
fortably heated.
The time is fast approaching when
| the citizens of this township will be
called upon to elect ocers for the en-
suing year. 1t is. however. the concen-
sus of opinion that this election will
mark an era of good feeling and that
the present officers will be given a
vote of approval and no change will
be made and doubtless whether there
will even be opposition. No more rep
resentatiye men could be chosen and
no more faithful officials. 1t would
be well to revert to Mark Hanna, in
this one instance. and 'let well
enough alone"
The individual who was alarmed
because we were not to have a good
old-fashioned winter this year should
now rest easy. We in this neck o. the
woods have had our fill OF this good
old fashioned winter and can much
better appreciate 1t II administered
htomeophatically.
On last Thursday evening the stork
visited the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Lowe
Miller and presented them with de-
lightful daughter tipping the scales at
Just S1R pounds. Dr. Everett Walker.
the attending physician, reports that
the mother and daughter are doing
nicely but that dad Is in a precarious
condition. Lowe although about the
size OF JEFF could hardly recognize
any of his pals Friday morning so
high was he carrying his head. Just
ly so too. Then there is Grandpa ].
Wesley Miller and James II. Watkins.
who are stepping high themselves, not
to mention great grandpa George Mil
Ter.
George s. Hartman whom we report
cd missing I'm these columns last week
has been located and IS I'm the best of
health. This will be pleasing news u
his friends and rlatives who were be-
coming very much alarmed as 10 his
whereabouts and the condition OF his
health.
The venerable John W. Combs and
children have requested YOU reporte-
10 express their gratitude and sincere
thanks TO those good friends ami kind
~ neig1ioDrs who ere so re1oc- and
earnest in the sympathet, assistance
rendered during tn ecent illness and
d ath Of Mrs CJmh3 the woe wife
ara prec Gus mother