South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
THEINTRLLlGENCEn
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1891.
oCR NOTE BOOK.

Mrs. burke returned Tuesday.
Capt. C. S. White returned from
Chsrleston Friday.
+. II. Giikesons' is Head Qu.r,ers
on Cook Stoves. q
Mp. c. Taylor OF Purei, sville paid
US . pleasant call lsst week.
Mr. Edgar s. Parker from near
Springn. Id called TO see Us Sai urday.
Mrs. Robert Cookus vas 10 Com.
berland Monday.
Prof. +. L. Chaplin has req rned
from virgini.
f. NJ. Gilkesons Is Head Quarters
on Cook Stoves.
Mr.. James Wirgmap. IT,. returned
to winchester last Monday. =.
Ms. Lucy Ferguson and. her chill.
dren have returned from Capon
Bridge.
The schools for the Deaf and the
Blind resumed work Tburs lay II this
week.
Mrs. Margaret Keller teturnsd from
Olk'and and Cumberland ,sS. AIou-
"ay. -
Mr. Charles K. Heatwole m,ae a,
CAD Friday by c.l,ing and rene wing
subscription to Ju'y 1892.
Mr.. Isaac Pancake and his v,fe
went to Moore6sId FRIDAY on 40.
c"un, OF the illness of Mr.. Campbell.
Joseph Paxton, Of Piedmont. has
been committed to the MARYLAND
House OF Corr clion for six mouths.
Rev. j. H. Moore. ~ Ksyser i,
preached Wednesday ard. Thursday
nights in the Presbyterian eaHurch..
For tie Cash you eau buvs Co6k
Stove OF +. NJ. 0ilkeson remarkably
low down in pr'ce.
Capt. G 8. White and Mis- Mary
Heiskell Of the place, went to Kew.
Ger Monday afternoon on account OF
the death of Mrs. Clayton.
Mr.. Parsons Brady, who has been
spending some weeks at his uncle's
hear South Branch Station, retur ed
to,hwn MONDAY.
WANTED.-lOO0 cor,,s NJ Chest
nu' and White Oak Stavr b,lts. For
paiticu'srs inquire Of j. LONDON.
X 'mney Save, Spoke and Handle
Factory.
Messrs. Robert Co ,kus and J. hn
Hopkins LETT Monday to gather up
and bring back the pupils OF the De- Ut
and Blind schools.
Mr.. Bion Harrison returned from
Hesdsville Monday accompanied by
his children AMI their grandmother ,
Mrs. Susan Cnrrkadon.
Capt. Isaac Kuyken isll from nca-
Oakland spant Sabbath last with his
two sons and Other relatives 10 this
place, pr -
Miss Lucy Fechtig accompa MED by
her nun', Mrs. Alverda Inskeep, re-.
turned to her home in Cumberland
Monday.
The Ksyser Echo ssvs Rev. vii.
liam K. Wolfe is very sick with fever
at The residence of his father .in-l.w.
Mr.. Buxton.
For he cash you can buy q Cook
Stove.ot K. M. Gilkes.u remark ubly
low down in price.
Mrs. Finley aud her d .ughter Mrs.
William White Of Warm Springs
spent several days last week visit
ing friends down the river.
|. p. Garfield, ID. d. s.. will be
IN Romney from Sept. % to Oct.
3. Office at Keller House. Be
prompt in calling early to make
engagements.
Next week the Carnival at Cum
terlsnd takes place. Read the al :
vertisement in regard to il. The rates
on tue b & o. frIm here only sixty
cents for the round "trip.
Messrs. Robert Parker and son
near Springfield offer for sale some
personal property. You will find
their advertisement In another col.
umn.
The public school in this place
opened lest Monday with Mr.. Neil, ni
M1rtinsburg, Principal, and Mr.. Cha
renee Cookus and Miss Que EntleI
assistants.
Mrs.. Belle Harrison returned
from Keyser Tuesday evening and lef
on Wednesday for Baltimore, q dele,
gate TO the Womsn's Foreign mis-
eioDary meeting.
Editor WirgmsU OF Winchester at
tended TO the Pos, ONCE last week
while Mr. Keller visited the county
offices 10 accordance with the orders
Of the Post Master General.