South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-07
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fully surprised Wednesday morning
last, 10y q call from our esteemed friend
Rev. JOHN 3. HUTCHINSON OF Frede-
ricksburg. Virginia. accompanied by slr
j. f. BANE of Burlington.
Mr.. & Mrs. Charles G. HATHAWAY of
Fauquier county, Virginia. are on Wis.
it to her father. Mr.. Charles Harrison,
in this vicinity.
Mrs. c. w. DALEY Of Keyser. paid
a visit TO this place last week.
Miss +. Il. KANE, who had been spend.
ing the summer in umbcrland with her
sister, Mrs. L. II Fechug. returned last
week, and resumed her school duties
near this place on Monday last.
DR.. BRADFORD CHERRY & niece, Miss
Cora CHERRY accompanied by hs mo.
ther Mrs. EvELiNE CnrRnY left Satur-
day last for his home in Baltimore
Miss ANNIE CHERRY his sister, left the
Same day to visit her brother in Ohio.
Mrs. DEl'REE. formerly Miss IDA HAIR.
Lam OF this county, and daughter Miss
MAGGIE DE!}IEE of Baltimore ARE spend.
ing this week with their cousin Mrs.
Florence French; sll threo o: tue ladies'
called 10 see US Tuesday last.
Mrs. G. Wilson DAVIS. who had been
whiting her father, Mr.. Joseph Polling
IN this place. left on Friday last-sLc
expects soon 10 r,join her husband who
is nov in Cass county. Missouri, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. ID. KENSIsoN TAYLOR OF Indian
apolis has returned to visit his parents
and friends in. This place, after an alb
scncc Of ak years.
Judge JAMES d. ARMSTRONG left on
Monday TO hold Court in Keyser.
Mrs. FUNDENBERa left Monday TO Wis.,
il relatives in Cumberland.
Mr.. S. KnEEMen left the same day
for North Carolina.
Prof. +. l.. CHAPLIN returned TO his
duties in tue Institution on Monday.
Mrs. SARAH CARUrEERs has resumed
her post Of duty in tue Institution.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday
from our friend MAJOR JOHN G. CovELL
in company with his bro,hcr.in-law.W M
CHAMBERS EsKRIDoE. Esq paying TEL
Ter National Valley Bank anil former
Cashier of the Old Valley Bank OF
Staunton, Va.
Mr. VANCE GILKEsoN OF Hardy, spent
few days in town last week.-Mrs. sis.
ter, Miss MAGGIE and Miss WooDs re.
turned with him.
Our young friend, Mr.. r. b. ALLEN
OF Philadelphia. has cbecrel our sane
tum 10y his presence several times since
he reached our village.
Mr.. ID. X. TAYLOR runs in occasional.
ly, and We are glad to see him.
Mrs. LIZZIE KIDD on the eve Of her
departure TO BalLilnore.in company with
Mts. JonN c. HsrsKsLL paid US a good
bye call on Wednesday.
To Prof IIoLbRrDoE CaIDEsTER we
are indebted for q basket Of very fine
Tomatoes.
Estcn Whiting son of our old friend
James S. Whiting, Esq. OF Hardy
county, on yesterday week left for
Charlestown, to attend school.
WILLIAM HAss. Esq, OF Okonoko,
for many years a patron of this paper,
gave u, al acceptable call on Wednes-
day. Also on the same day Messrs.
NOAH HAISRs and PIERCE MILLER, Of
Slanesvile, paid pleasant call at this
once.
/. II. G. PANCAKE, Esq, called, So
cialIy. Tuesday last. which we enjoyed
The Winchester TINES learns that
Dr. Thomas Wall who was paralyzed
is Improving rapidly. IIo can now
walk around his room.
Attorney General WATTS arrived
here Tuesday evening with his little
daughter. deaf-muie, whom he placed
IN the Institution.
TO Mrs. WILLIAM G.. HAMMOND we
are under obligations for beautiful
boquet of flowers on Monday.
We received isst week several COP,
les of indianapolis papers. for which
We are under obligations to Mrs. ID. X.
Taylor of that place.