West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-09-24
PERSONAL r4RlGRIrHs.
Notes on the Movements OF Restless
Humanity all Around JS.
5. p. MeCormic,s, Esq, is in town.

Clarks5urg this week.
-P,tcr II. smith is over in PennsyN,.
MIA on business.
Miss Eta Jackson is tho guest OF her
urclc Joseph Jackson. Esq.
Miss G.a,o Somerfeld. Of Tunuelton is
the guest OF Mrs. Benz, Shaw.
Edit,rs Dawson and Hyde were alTerra
Alta last Friday ana Saturday.
Hon. Thomo Totuey, OF Valley dis
tric,, was on on, streets Monday.
MIR. c. y. Bishop. Of this place, was at
" hoclng one or two days last weak.
Mr. and Mrs. John IL. Brown len on
Saturday Cor an extensive tour through
the west.
Walter Il. Bell len Monday FOR Empo-
ria, Kan. We hear that he expects to
locate there.
Smith Crane, Esq, is hone from White
sulphur Springs much recruited in
health.
Mrs. Noah Mctelor aud daughter. of
Albrightsyille, were upon our streets
last Friday.
Walter A. stone, a typo oH the Grafton
Eagie was visiting his home at this place
ast week.
Mrs ZeG Hagans,oC Brandonvilo spent
most OF last week In town the guest OF
Mrs. Morris Albri.h Int.
JAS. l.. Stone and wifo was nj Philippi
over Sunday visiting Their son Roy, who
is ill with the lever.
Mrs. II. II. Potter, accompanied by
Miss Martha Bower, arc visiting relatives
at Morgautown This week
John Walker aud Oscar Posten. Of
Terra Alta, spent Sunday in town smil-
ing on our iair ones.
Rev. Driven left here Wednesday for
Conference. which convened at Morgan
i'wn on that day.
e. Morgan Shay, of Burnt City. Kan,
was i'm town Monday evening. lie is
tanning in he west and doing well.
Mrs. Emory Paul ana daughter Maggie
of Ncwburg, have been the guests of Rev
Graharn's family for several days.
Miss Nora Jackson lett Friday for
SieuLenyille, ohio, where she VIII attend
a female seminary tho coming winter.
DR., w. :. Martin and family are visit
ing at Kcyser thi, week. They will take
la Luray Caverns before returning home.
JOS. II. Hawthorne left Tuesday for
Kansas City, Mo. He was accomua Iio
by Euos X. / anti. who goes west to seek
a fortune.
Miss Della Leonard, OF Palatiue, who
attended the Crogan -Fawce,t nuptials
here last week, left Tor her bone on Fri
day last.
Lee DRIVEN, VINO is attending school at
Morgantown, was home two or three days
last week. lie left Sunday morning to
resume his studies.
II. Clay Hyde ono of the editors Of this
paper. was summoned TO Oak Ian by tel.
egram Sunday on account Of the serious
illness Of his br tn n.
NJ. Miller,a com morcial man, OF W heel
ing, accompanied by his wife. who has
been spending the summer at the Half
Way House. were i'm town one day last
week.
L. r.. SwCarin8on, Oliver Martin, Sant
Meuear, l. G Ralphsnyder and Smith
Crane and othois, were at Morgantown
two OF three days this week, attending
Conference.
Joseph Jackson, Esq, end daughter,
Winnie, arrived home last Wednesday
from a tour through Greenland Fayettte
counties, Pa. They report very pleas
ant trip.
Fuller Crane, OF Petersburg, was in
town Monday. re has resigned his po-
sidou as postal clerk on the u. q o. road
aud will eug ago i'm the boot and shoe
business at Gallipolis, Ohio.
From the Moundsvillo Hcard we learn
AilhL ihfi " thkAHAA'iht tirt0 ntHfitN llH
connection with the Webster Wagon Coz,
to actept a moro lucrative situation with
an Fest Liverpool Pottery CO.
Mrs. Tate. Of Missouri, who spent most
OF the summer hero, was summoned to
Louisville, KY, by telegram Friday on
account Of tie illness of her son. Her
son j phn aud daughter, Mrs. Crawford,
lst Monday f.r tbc same Mco.
FL. Man"wn was wounded in The face
Saturday evening while handling re-
volver. The wound was painful, but not
dangerous. the cartridge being blank, a
piece Of the she'll inflicted 'ho injury.
Weston World.
Mrs. Mayer Of Terra Alta, arrived lasl
Monday evening to attend the funeral of
her cousin, Mr. John o. Sullivan. w.
Scott Garner, Of Preston County, passed.
through the city on Tuesday cn route for
different points along tho Branch. [Gaf