South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-07-15


Mrs. A. ID. Hays and little Wal.
ter returned Wednesday after an
absence Of nearly three months.
Dir. L. v. Parker moved into his
new house last week. judging
from its exterior he has a comfor.
table and beautiful home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LaMonte.
OF Bound Brook, New Jersey. are
expected hy their sisters, the Miss
es Kern, Thursday morning.
Prof. Ii. IL. johnson with his
daughter. Miss Leila returned from
their trip to New York, Niagara
and Canada. Tuesday morning.
Mrs. 7. G. hewitt will leave Fri
day morning to join her husband
at Martinsbarg and go OH to their
home in Fauquier county, Virginia.
We understand that Mr.. Bernard
j. Baker one of Grant county's
staunclt young democrats is a can
didate FOR the Off e of Auditor of
this State.
Rev. Henry Man attended the
Campmeeting at Mountain Lake
last week, and is now enjoying the
w. G. Il. q. school Of method, at
the same place.
Rev. j. r. Wheeler, Presiding
Elder, will preach in the NJ. +.
church in this place Sunday eve
ming July "a il being qual terly
meeting occasion.
eW The second quarterly meet.
ing of the NJ Il. Church, South,
for Romney Circuit, will be held at
Ebenezer Church Saturday and
Sunday, July 10th and 18th.
Mr.. James Cummings, DR.. Haz-
lett, and Mr.. Howard Hazlett, of
Wheeling, and DR., McKenna, of
Little Washington, Pennsylvania,
are rusticating in this vicinity.
Rev. ID. l., Reid went to Mar
tinsburg Tuesday to attend the an
nual Sunday School Convention of
the Baltimore Conference NJ. T..
Church, South, which is in session
there this week.
The b. & o. excursion to Allan
tic City IS the topic of our young
people and several are contempla-
ting trip to that noted place. See
times and rates by referring to b.
& D. notice in this issue.
LOST "A few days ago, between
Keyser s. Burlington, a long peck
et-book, containing some valuable
papers. Finder suitably rewarded.
j. r RINKER.
7. o. Keyser, w. Va.
We had the privilege the other
day of going through and inspect.
ing the residence OF Mr.. A. ID.
Hays which is to us model Of COM
pleteness and perfect in all its ar
rangemcnts. He expects to occupy
it shortly.
We would direct the attention OF
our readers to the advertisement OF
George SchwaIzenbach, of Cum ber-
land, and are always ready to COM
mend his ready made clothing he
displays good taste and good judy
ment and you can rely upon it.
And as to prices ne will always suit
you.
Mr.. Frank Harmiso1 took se~e-
raj Young ladies to Burlington Sat-
urday event G to see the picnic tour
nament. Mr.. Ned johnson, of this
county, was the victorious Knight
and crowned Miss Katie Sh etz, Of
Winchester, the hOnorsd Queen.
Hampshire boys arc generally in
the lead.
Speaking of town Improvements
no property shows such striking ev-
Idence as the Rectory its eur
rouDdings are lovely and give one
in passing such calm restful feel
ing. To the industry and persever-
auce OF kev. G.. A. Gibbons all this
is due, and we certainly congratu-
late him on the satisfactory lCult.
We are pleased to place before
orr readers the name of Mr.. James
III. Blu, son OF the late Charles
Blue so long ideL tilted with the
people Of this county, as n candi-
date for Assessor. Mr.. Blue is a
worthy young man qualified for the
Office, and If elected will faithfully
discharge the duties of the same.
Stand bp him voters.
Glkeson has something new in
jelly Glasses that the people arc
charmed with.
The Institute opened Monday
morning with n good many teach
crs present though nothing like the
full number they never do all get
in the first day. Prof Vale failed
10 come butProf. Barnes, OF Fair
mont, with an assistant,i Is conduct.
ing the exercises. We shall not
try to give any OF the proceedings
this week but if one Of the Score
taries will furnish us with q we'll
prepared paper we shall be pleased
to give space for the full proceed
iugs in our next is .ue.