South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-18

We are pleased % suuouuos that
Ars- R.J. TFego. q Gospel and TEN
psrance Evangelist. Superintendent
o. the Evsngelisttc Dspsr uent of the
Ohso Woman's Christian Temperance
Un'ou will deliver an address in the
u. T. Church 10 this place next Tues.
DAY night September 22 We had
not expeciet our people tn have the
privilege OF bearing this noble. gifted
woman ~ she VAS b ,cksd Es Spring
n'id that night; but the Spriaxt cid
people decline to have her ccme IN
them. Tor which Ne are very scrry a.
We sre cure u ev 90 not know wh q they
Val mise. Mr., Treco 10 ore Of @ cd 9
own children and aha mes in the
strength anil Ia 'he service nj the Ma.
ter aud her talks do good wh revev
she goes. Come out dear friends and
lis'en % her. True, che 10 q voman
but Rvru c"mo in the right spiri, she
vail 10 you good. Size will talk
Wednesday night 10 Huntington.
Thursday night in Moo e6e!d, P1iday
night 10 Petersburg. SATURDAY after.
noon at Msysvi!le> Sunday night q,
Hesd'viIe. End Monday night she
viii make an address before the acc.
ond annual INVENTION Of the 18th
Sen'torial District which will c,n.
vsoe at keyser that afternoon, Sep
trmber %.
Judge Lucas and family arrived
rom Europe on Wedoesday. The
Judge made his Eurot can tour short.
er than 1t otherwise would have been
IN order That he might be hack in
t'mo for tho present term of tina Ga.
preme Court Of Appeals. lie timed
himself vol and arrived an hour be.
fore The opening Of the court.
Mrs. Sophie Tongue, wife of Rev.
J. w. Tongue, pa. sen from suffering
INTO rest on w ednesnsy September
End, al hor residence 10 this ,cw..
For nearly eight years confined TO
her room the subject Of deep attic.
uon' enduring Rre,. psin-sbe bore
all In spirit Of cheerful submission
and unf"ltering trust in her heavenly
Fa her. - When the call came she
Willingly obeyei ,ha Summons and
passed peacefully into tho arms OF
Jesus. Her funs raj took place In
the III. f. Church. S..u,h. OF this
town. on Thursday, Rev. II. p. Ham
III .o' that CHURCH officiating. assist.
ell by Rev. w. G. E:gles,on and
A. Q. Hopkins. Charles IOWA Free
Press.
Mro. Tongue is very we'll known
IN Springfield and F. ankfort.
MIR. Chas. L ,bb remains about the
ssms. Ote side Of him was slightly
para'z d ana night last w.sk.
Miss Ella Sherrard went to Ral,i.
more last Week to he with her sister.
Miss Emma, who is there uadsr the
doctors care.
MIR. II. w. C,mphell has been
cor fiped TO his bed the paei T. " DAYS
with bilious fever We hope il Will
not prove serious and no will be
about In a short time.
The west abu' ement 10 the bridge
at Buzz .rd's Ford is now above
ground and ;hey expect to get the
cap on i. this week.
TOURNAMENT IN HAMp HIRE
Tie picnic and tournament al Sal
phur Springs. near Rcmney,- on
Thursday Of last week. was reported
as" succ'ss. Geo. johnson, Jr,
won tie Qaern and crowned Mis 8
Bessie Fox: S.riet Cunningham
crowned Miss Susie McN>iIl f,s,
maid; Ed. Johnson crowned Miss
Kate Parker second maid; Sam
KEGS, Of Mineral, crowned Miss Mel
lie Moss hind maid; Will johnson
crowned bliss Ressie Wright four, b
maid. The badges for hnrsemsnship
were awarded az follo.s: First TO
Howard Cunningham; IN, TO Geo.
johnson third TO Machlr Vance. -
MoOrefield Era m'nrr.