South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-11
|THEINTELLlCENCER
FRIDAY. SEPT. H.. 1891.
oUR NOTE BOOK.

Tuesday TO be absent severai .e-ks.
All The shops have resu ned worl
al the Institution.
Mrs. Emma Johns returned e
Wheeling last week.
Miss Willie Dodson returned from
Mount ain Lake last week.
Dir. Joi n Shoupe returned TO Rock
Oak lest Thur-,isJ.
Siisses Maggie and Su.ie She, q
returned to K.yscr lbs, week.
Miss Reed Of Baltimore 10 The
guest Of Mrs. Henry Mann.
Mr.. T. D. Pugb OF Pleasant Dale
paid Us pleasant call Tuesday.
Miss A lice Fundsnb,rx rsturne d
20 her homo near Deer PARK last FRI
day.
Mrs. Harry Kidd returned from
South Branch Station 10 this place
last week.
Mr. G. II. Harper Of Baltimore
spout leveral days in town since ouI
las, issue.
Six thousand b lex were bought in
Keyser last week Tor The servants
house OF Deaf and Bind schools.
r. l.. FIournoy, OF r chmond. Z.
visiting his brother, Hon. Samuel L.
F'ournoy, Of this city.-Chsriestou
.S'dr.
Mr.. Ice McCsrty, wife and son q
Rock Ok spcn: several dsys las
week with his m ,tiier, Mrs.. L,Zxi,
McCarty, in town.
Miss French McCary stared NJ, n
day morning fnr Charles Town where
she will attend tho school of Rev. G
N. Csmphell.
Miss Let ie Neale Of Kcyscr cam,
over To attend the picn at Whis,
Sulphur La, Thursday AMI made I
lit'le visit to- friends in twn.
mias Fannie Horn and Ter hro,he
OF Capnn Bridge. passed through
town last Thu sdAy TO attend schoo
AT FarmOn..
Sir. Solomon V,nmeter OF Bal,i.
more spent Frid,v night in town en-
rru,e to visit his old homo and fr.end
in Hardy county.
Mrs. De'phis White who has Zee,
sitting her sister Ms. C'ristisn 5
W bite IN this place left on Tuesda,
Tor her home in Birmingham. Ala
lama.
Nrs. Bradford Chsrrv with he
children and niece. Miss Cora, laugh
ter OF the late James Cherry, left !as
Friday for Baltimore.
Mrs. Armstrong was called by tele
phone last Friday tn Keyser on C
count of the sickness Of her husban,
Judge Armstrong.
Mrs. Thompson (noe Miss Ma
LaMon'e) of Round BROOK. New Jsr
.ev. Is visit z Mrs. julius WSdd:,
in this place.
Mr.. Maurice R,'iihan one Of tn,
yld pupils OF the Deaf schuol I'm
been made foreman of the pr,ntin,
oflice at the Institution in this pl &c
Mre. Belle Harrison won, q
Headsville Montay to attend the 'un
eral of her cousin Mr.. Will aea ~h'
died last Friday in Kansas.
X ". Henry Mann preached Ia Cen
ter Street Church Cumberland las
Sabbath morning and nigh in tn
sbsence OF its pastor, Rev. N iris.
Mr.. Edmund Bonncy with his fam
lily from O,dtown spent Sunday las
with his mother. who has been var,
feeble since our last issue.
Rev. Mr.. Rriileii. OF Topeka
Kansas, has been made one Of tn,
managers Of The Chautauqua Assem-
by at Mt. Lake PARK, for next year.
Rev. Henry Wirsmsn and VII
who have been spfnhing some week
with his mother left Saturday, 10
their home 10 Somerset, Penn Viva
nir.
Walter Miller. OF Paw Paw, was "a
tally burt In Cumberland, Md, OF
the ~ Of August. The acciden
was caused by bridge sudden,
giving way.
Capt. Robert French Of Crmber
land preached In tho ". + Churc
Ia Sabbath morning and night ab
gave q little talk TO the children i
Sabbath School IN tho afternoon.
Franklin p. HsmhIeton, tho fs'he
cf u HSmbleton> the we'll know
dry goods merchant Of Cuml,e Hand
died NJ his hons in Philadelphia,
Sunday a, 5 so o'clock %. N, in bi
5isI year.
Burn little sulphur IN the cello
and rooms of tie house once in
while. IL will slowly consume an
kill unple asant odors AMI dcstrty n
disease germs With which Is comes i