South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-12
Gilkeson's six foot Oak Dining
Table is big seller.

Jay 10 attend the District Confer
ence.
Rev. CIV. Hollis, of Front Row
al spent last week at Rockoak aud
VIII go to Capon Springs during
this week.
Mr.. s. 1. Kreemer went to Allie
gany Grove Campmeeting last week
and will go from there to Noun
tain Lake.
Mrs. Jane Alkire, from near
Wheeling, ia visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Householder and Mrs. Mills
in this place.
Er. John Il. Keller, Postmaster,
with his family, left Monday morn
ing Tor a little trip to Bayard, Mt.
Lake and Rawlings.
Miss Ellen Pancake returned last
week after her two months absence
In Augusta, Rockingham, Berkeley
and Jefferson counties.
Mis-. McGann, daughter and son of
Philadelphia, and Miss Smith, also
OF Pennsylvania, are visiting Mrs.
j. London in this place.
Rev5's. pr. Hopkins end Ora
ham failed to get to Romney la t
week on account OF sickness in their
respective congregations.
Mrs. r.. Vance Gilkeson, with
her sick baby (who is improving)
spent last week mt her brothers.,
Hon. Henry b. Gilkeson's
Mrs. Florence French, and her
daughter, Miss Mabel. of Beaver
Bottom farm, visited friends in this
place and vicinity last week.
Hon. Ill. b. Gilkeson acc mpanI-
ed his brother, MIR. r V. Gilkeson.
to Moor, field Tuesday of last week
and remained until Saturday.
Mr.. Lee McCarty, of Rockoak,
went to Deer Park Saturday and
was accompanied to this place Mon
day by bis wife and little son.
Mr.. Bion Harrison returned
from Mt. Lake Friday, where he
had been spending the week, ac-
companied by his son, Master Mar
vim.
Miss Cora, daughter Of the late
James Cherry, Of Baltimore, and
her sister, Mrs William Cherry are
visiting Mrs. Henry G.. Houser, of
this place.
Those hardest to please pro-
nouncc Gi keson's Crystal Edge
Flour unsurpassed.
p. Garfield, u. D. S., will be
in Romney from August Sth to
Aug. 10. Office at Keller House.
BE prompt in calling early to make
engagements.
Mrs. Sue Hollis. wife of Rev. @.
W. Hollis. and her daughter of
Front Royal, Virginia. are visiting
her mother. Mrs. \. Il. McCarty,
in this place.
Mrs. Lou Daley, wife of Judge
DALEY of this pace, left Wcdnes-
day to visit her sister in Prince Ed
ward county. Virginia. Mrs. Fin
ley Will also be there.
Rev. Henry Mann with his fami-
ly left Oh Thursday. Mrs. Mann aid
her little girl for New York and Mr..
Mann for Allegauy Grove Camp
meeting near Gu mberland.
BY reading the INTELnGENcER
you will learn OF atill another ex-
cursion to Atlantic City on the 25th
of this month. Splendid opportu-
nifty TO see the grand Old ocean.
Remember the new Eureka Cen
ter-Cut Mower, which is the light
est draft mower made, is for sale
by John w. Carter, Esq, at Pleas.
ant Dale, See advertisement in
this paper.
Rev. 9. W. Hollis was in the viii
lago yesterday, limping a little, the
effect of kick from his horse. lie
is on fortnight's tour in IIamp-
shire and Hardy counties. Ger
rardstown Times.
George II. Johnson, ESQ psid
us very pleasant call Monday. In
another column will be found his
announcement for the Office of Sher-
iiI which il is our pleasure to pre-.
sent to our readers.
We understand that Mr.. G.. +.
Poland, Of this place, has purchas-
cd the Episcopal Methodist, the
church organ Of the NJ. L Church,
South, and has gone to Baltimore
to take charge of it.
We are sorry we did not know
last week OF the meeting OF the Dis
triot Conference of the NJ. T..
Church. South, at Frankfort
should have been pleased to have
Published q notice OF it.
Henry Rinker, a freight brake
man on the b. & o. railroad fell
from his train in the company's
yard at Gum berland last Friday
and had both legs cut of from which
he died in a short time.
1t seems strange that men who
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