West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-05-13
Tunnelton

berland was to visit the home folks
and not Ringling's circus.
VIM. G. Lavelle left for Bluefieid on
Sunday evening. He will be gone for
several days.
j. Will Hunt OF the Cumberland
Press, visited the home folks from
Sunday until Monday evening.
Guy and Greeland Bolyard OF Tus-
tin, California, came home for their
sisters funeral. They will visit for
while before returning west.
Mrs. Alfred Wilson, Of Morgantown.
attended Mrs. Fishers funeral. Her
many friends here were glad to see
| her.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Will S.
Montgomery Monday morning a son.
| j. l.. Mckenzie left for Weston on
Tuesday morning to attend the funer-
al of A. f. whelan.
paid Tunnelton a brief visit on Tues
day.
Squire j. Willis Halbritter left Tues
| day evening for New Martinsyille TO
attend meeting of the grand lodge
OF Odd Fellows. He will be absent for
| several days.
III you can't boost don't knock on
those who are striving to make the
old town grow.
They had Mothers day service at
the Baptist church on Sunday night,
conducted by Rev. Lightner. II was
largely attended.
John Gibson, Jr., general superin-
tendent of the Merchant Coal COM
pany OF Pittsburgh, was here on Tues
day In connection with the building of
the crusher.
Chief machinist Thos. Haulton and
civil engineer j. B. Janeway of the
Merchants Coal company of Pittsburgh
are here making arrangements for the
building of coal crusher for the local
mines. When the crusher is complet-
ed 1t will materially add to the OUTPUT
OF the mines as it is the intention to
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engines with coal.
Mr.. John b. Watkins, one of our
enterprising young men, and Miss Mar
garet Bell, were married last Thurs
day at the residence of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Bell OF
| Mt. Lake Park. Miss Bell was par
TALLY raised here, the family having
| quite recently moved to Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Bell taught the Blaser school the
past term and endeared herself to
both pupils and patrons. The newly
weds arrived home on Sunday and
were royalty received by their legion
or friends. 1t is a waste OF words To
say that we wish them a happy and
prosperous welded life.
John j. McKone, Jr., was a business
visitor to Clarksburg on Thursday.
May the spirit of cleanup and paint
up seize the people of the town.
John j. McKone, Jr., Noble Mont
| gomery, Truman Y. Frazier and John
| w. Keener composed a merry automo-
bile party to Morgantown Sunday.
They drove over in the Montgomery
car returning the same evening. The
| suggestive remarks about Point Ma
| rion being their destination were Who'll
ly gratuitous.
James Watson and son George of
Masontown, were here to attend Mrs.
| Fishers funeral.
Arden Halbritter, a student of the
Fairmont Normal. spent Sunday with
his parents.
Margaret McKone is visiting her
grandparents at Westernport.
Miss Nell Frantz was visiting Fair
mont friends last week.
Guy NJ. Bonafield and family and
Hubert Pentony and family motored
to Fairmont on Thursday last and en-
joyed the Ringing circus.
Henry Miller, who lives near the
Bonateld school house, was the guest
OF his old friend uncle Jimmie John
1 son on Tuesday. Mr.. Miller has been
quite Ill all winter and his friends
are glad to learn that he has about
recovered his usual good health.
Chrystine Steele of Austen, was here
shopping Monday.
Virginia and Mabel Craig OF Route
/ No. Tunnelton, were the weekend
visitors Of Mrs. Harry ]. Martin.
Charley Messenger, the old war
horse Of Austen, was here on Tues
day greeting his many friends. Father
Time is dealing gently with Charley
and each day he grows younger and
handsomer
Attorneys p. ]. Crogan and A. Bliss
McCrum were here on Monday on legal
business
Eugene COffman and wife OF Davis
were here attending Mrs. Fishers fu-
neral
We noticed among those who attend
ed Mrs. Fishers funeral G. Frank Ellis
OF Newburg, George Lyons OF King
wood, Ami Eyerly Of Albright. George
Myres and wife and Isaac Conn and
wife of townsville, John Crogan and
family OF Birds Creek.
Floyd II. Smith was a welcome visi-
tor to Bethany from Friday until Sun
day.
Merle Dorsey was the guest Of Mrs.
Allie Layelle on Saturday.
a quartet Of young Americans
namely, Clay Lynch. Charley Brown.
VenO Law and Lantz Miller. who for