South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-12
OUR NOTE BOOK.

Mrs. William Moreland OF North
River Mills, VAS Ia town Saturday.
MIS-. Armstrong returned from
Mocredsld Tuesday OF last week.
Dir. John Shoupc Of Rock Oak this
county, was 10 town Saturday.
Mr.. John Ed. Taylor OF Peters.
burg WAS in town few days ago.
DIR. I. p. Garfield is in tow1 this
week. 4
Mrs j. Skeep Keller and her little
daughter are with her mother, Mrs.
Dewitt, above Oakland.
Paper aud other refuse matter
should not be thrown. into the at seet.
II is very unsigLtly.
Miss Lettis NesIe Of Keyser, IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. H.. Johu-
son. in this place
The Star Tobacco sold by EN-
Gilkeson the bes. goods on the
market for 40cts.
Professors Chspin and Boland OF
the deafmute department expect to
go 10 Washington Thursday.
Mrs. George s. Arnold from near
South Branch Station attended her
sisters wedding last Wednesday.
Mr.. Dick Shnupe Of the Baltimore
firm of Bangs. Bard C Co., WAS in
town few days last week.
Judge Armstrong returned from
Grant last Friday.
Mrs. Tobias Baker of Penusylva-
MIA is VISITING her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Cookus, 10 this place.
Misses Mary, Anne and Belle Glib.
son re urned from School in Nelson
county. Virginia. Tuesday.
Miss Nora Shee,z of Headsville Is
visiting her c>usin. Miss French Nc.
Carly In this place.
The Magnet Flour is sold exclu.
sive'y by +. 81 Gilktson.
Mr.. Will johnson got home from
Elk darden Tuesday accompanied
by Mr.. Thomas Neale Of Keyser.
Mrs. Gregg barrow from near
Cumberland visited her brother MIR.
Isaac Brady last week.
As al item OF rejoicing for oil We
will state that the ladies cleared
about 500. s saturday and that the
work In the cemstery has bogur.
Professor and Mis-. Morton with
their LITTLE daughter Isabella and his
broihsr. Mr.. II. Morton arc boarding
ct Mrs. Shea,z's.
Mrs. Cornelia Mallonee OF Grafton
"a visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
Harrison in tina vicinity Of this
plsce.
An attempt was made one night
lsst week TO steal the body of tho late
y. 7. Barnum from it's tomb in
The Cemetery At bridgeport, Cour.
The Oakland Democrat says:
Mountain Lake. Park promises to be
crowded this GUNNER. Quite q mum
Der have already arrived.
A. G. S!onaker, E4q., OF Cold
Stream. was al the Decoration Satur.
day and was &C ompsnied home ny
his daughter. Miss Irene, who has
been in Prof. Morton's school.
The Deaf and Blind schools closed
"Wednesday and the pupils left for
their homes on Thursday in charge
Il Messrs. Robert Cookus and John
Hopkins,
We bad pleasant calls on Saturday
last from Messrs. Isaac Savil;e Of
Peasant Dale, James ard Charles
Burket Of Jersey Mountain, and Do
RE Moreland with his friend - 10y
OF North River Mills.
Housekeeper's it won't pay you to
make soap when you can get 6 cakes
OF the moose laundry soap at +. NJ e.
Gllkeson's for rs cts.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams Of
TazewelI county Illinois are visiting
ms nepbews Messrs. Holland and G..
NJ. Williams in this place and vicin-
iiy. Mr. Williams was born and
raisod in this county; but moved
West forty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob X. Arnold, Of
Pleasant Dale have the sympathy Of
their friends in this community in their
recent bffiic'Ion. tho death OF their
little daughter Ira Alverda Florence,
which occurred May 30. "Suffer lit
Gle children 20 come unto me-" In the
Fathers home The little ones are ever
safe.
SHOESl SHOESl SHOESi
For Ladies end Cbildren's Fine
Shoes 60 TO + NJ. Gi!keson's,