South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-05
OUR NOTE BOOK.


in Keyser and Cumberland last week.
Mr.. j. G. Shoupe returned from Elk
Garden last Monday.
Mrs. she Pugh returned from
Hancock, Nd, Saturday.
Mr.. +. T. Homer wen, 10 Win.
chester Saturday.
Mr.. II. Hill Marshall left for Chnr.
lesion Saturday.
Mr.. G. N uiett of North River
Mills, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. Albert Kreemer has moved in :
TO his new house.
Mr.. q. T. Robosson visited bis
mother at Flintstone. Md, the latter
part Of last week.
Mr.. A. l.. Snowman and bride re-
turned Saturday from their wedd ing
tour.
Morgan l.. OFT, Esq. Of Wheeling.
spent few days with relatives in
this place since our last issue.
Messrs. VIM. Montgomery and
John Seeders were in Cumberland
last Thursday.
The NJ. 4. Parsonage is being
built across the street from the
church.
Mrs. Minnie, wife Of Rev. VIM. X.
Marshall Of Christiansburg, Virginia
is visiting his parents in this place.
There will be Children's Day servi-
ces in the NJ. Il. Church South next
Sunday evening.
Mr. j. 4. CARSON, OF Cumberland,
is talking Of removing to .Johnstown
Pa, to go into business.
Mr.. Wilbur Wirgman's new dwell
ling house is almost ready for occu-
pancy.
Mr.. Don Parsons,o 'Denison, Co /
orado, is on a visit TO his mother in
this place. He arrived Saturday.
Presiding Elder S. G. Ferguson
speut Sunday with his family in this
place.
Mr.. Bruce Gosorn, of the Winches.
ter (Va.) Leader, spent Sunday with
our foreman, Mr.. John j. Combs.
ProTs. H. Chichester and l.. L.
Chapiu attended the Convention for
Deaf Mutes which met in Washington
City last week.
Messrs j. p. Corbett and Rob't
Fuudenberg are breaking" on the
b. and o., the former on the second
and the Latter on the Pittsburg divis-
ion.
Mr.. Harry Kuykendall whose
sickness was noted in our last issue.
was able to come to his home in this
place last week, and is now GONZALES
cling.
Mr.. David Ridenour end daug h.
ter, Miss Ste LA, who were here Wis
iting his brother, Dir. Jacob p. Ri
denour, have returned to their home
in Preston County.
Corn along the Branch was not
damaged by, the flood az much az was
thought, What was left ofit-probn.
bly, one.tbitd--is doing finely and oul
farmers hope by rcplanting yet te
secure an average crop.
Misses Nellie Mytinger and Irene
Houser, Of this place, came HON,
Saturday from Keyser, where they
have been attending summer nor
NAL school conducted by Dir. S.
Kreemer.
Mr.. George T. Williams, son o
George T. Williams, Esq. from near
Moorefield passed through this place
last week returning from Hampder
Sidney College where he had JUS
graduated.
We are pleased 10 learn thai til,
degree Of ID. ID. has been conferred
on Rev. G. w. Finley of this place
by Washington and Lee University
and also upon Rev. John A. Kern
Professor at Randolph Macon Col
lege.
Mr.. Malcolm HarmisonJ son o
Chas. Harrison, Esq, OF this vicinity
has sold out his mercantile business
at Connellsville, Pa., to Mr.. +. A
Quisenberry, until recently a clerk
for ]. II. G. Pancake at Moorefield
Malcolm returned home Saturday.
He says Wirgman and Fields have
one of the largest stores in Connells.
vile. and are doing nourishing bus-
iness.