West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-21
PERSONAL.

Daniel r. Jackson and - Tay-
Tor, of Albrishts, spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Mollie Monroe, of this place,
is visiting friends at Independence
and Newburg.
w. T. Liston, Solomon o. Fralsy,
II. @. Worthington and James Mes
senger, all of Cranberry, We're among
our callers on Tuesday,
w. G., Brown, Jr., started on a
business trip to Louisville, KY, last
Monday. He will not return until
Sunday or Monday next.
Prentice Parsons. of Indiana, who
has been vieiting his uncle, Squire
Parsons, at this place started for his
home in the West on Monday last.
JOS. E. Hawthorne and wife. 10.
Ralphsnyder and f. G. Ravenscrait,
are at Buckhaunon this week attend
ing the State Teachers Associate
Mrs. M. o, Shay, of Rowlesburg
Preston county, has been visiting
the family OF Chss. Whitney, of IN
ion district, this county. Buckhqn-
non Delta.
Misses Mollie, Agnes and Lulu
Hildreth and their brother Will Of
Wheeling, arrived here last Saturday
to spend the summer. They are stay
ing at the ST. James.
Judge Brannon, Of Weston, arriv-
ed in town last Friday. He had
been east and came here on bust
ness and pleasure trip combined.
He left on Tuesday for Deer Park
Md, where he will remain a few
days before going back to Weston.
Mrs. Jennie Bonaiield, of Tunnel
ton, is visiting In Palstine.-J. M
Hartley. sons Carey and Fay and
daughter Grace. have returned home
from brief visit in Preston coun
ty.-MTs. Laura Mines, OF Rodsmere,
Preston county. is visiting friends in
Palatine.-Dr. Wayne Hsrr, OF Tun-
melton, paid his parents and numer-
GUS friends in this section brief Wis
it last week, Linden.
Judge r L. Berkshre, wife and
son Charley are over at uncle Davy
Freaand's, in Preston county, tax
ing in the COO Gades breezos.-M
K. Howe and family, Of Row lesburg,
came down 10 tho Athens last week
sDd stopped with Mrs. Howe's rel
atives, Mrs. Boughner and family
for short time.-Mrs NJ. Grimes Of
ReeGsville, has been visiting at her
brothers, Joseph E Watts. for sev-
eral days past, in this place.-Hon.
j. g. McGTew, accompanied by HE
grandson, Master Ed. Heermans, Of
KinRwood, was visiting bis sou. Mai
w. o, MoGrew, 10 this place last
week. - MorgantoaDn Post.
Mrs. Geo. II. McGrew and her
three children arrived here last Fri
day, the 18th met, from Indislshere
sbe went nine years ago as mission
airy sent out by the Women's For
eign Missionary Society, and where
she has faithfully labored ever since.
She embarked with her children for
home Apail 7, at Calcutta, and land
ed at New York June 4th, hay ing
spent three weeks in London, en-
route. She has returned to America
in order to recruit her somewhat i'm
paired health, and that che may the
better care for the health and educa-
ton OF her children than il was pos
sible to do in India. For the pres
eut, her husband Rev. Geo. McGrew,
a native OF Kingwood, remains in In
Iia, whittier be went near eight
years ago ss a missionary Of the NJ
+. Church. Mrs. MoGrew. with her
children, are at the home Of Hon. j.
@. McGrew. She is q daughter OF
the late DR.. D. D. Lore, who wac for
number OF years a missionary Of
the NJ. F.. Church. in the city Of Bue-
nos Ayres, South Amerlce, and sub
sequently for many years, and up to
the time Of bis death, the able editor
Of the Northern Chrtstian AdVocote.
Her mother, Mrs. Lon 3, is one Of
the active workers in the cause Of
foreign missions.
The dedication OF the Deciple
church at Bruceton. which we re-