South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-17
OUR NOTE BOOK.

Keller House all this week.
JRev. DR. Woods retu 1ned to Mar.
Insburg Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. John Hopkins OF Charles
Town was in town a few days ago.
Col. Joseph A. Mutton a prorai-
uent citizen Of Winchester is deaf.
Mrs. Susan Carskadon returned
to her home a. HeadsviIle Monday
1t is stated chat the wife of SEM
ntor Camden ia dangerously i'll in
baltimore.
L. NJ. Gilkeson, ESQ, and Mrs.
Gilkeson returned from Washing
ton Tuesday eysring.
Mrs. Sue Pugh who left town
last fall for Virginia arrived from
Philadelphia Monday last.
DIR. Lloyd Logan, for many
years leading business man of
Winchester died Saturday.
Miss Bassett Wilson arrived from
Philadelphia Thursday aud is visit
ing her uncle, j. A. G bson, Esq.
Mrs. Albert. of Baltimore spent
few days last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Covell in this vicinity
Mr.. A. V. Parker, son of Major
James Parker from near Mechan-
icsburg, paid us a very pleasant
call Wednesday.
Mrs. John w. Carder of Green
Spring came up TO Mrs. Houser's
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Greitzner.
Mrs. j. z. McCarty and family
leave on Monday for Pennsylvania,
where they will reside in the flu
ture.-Elkins Inter Mountain.
Mr.. Willis Wilson from Roanoke
Virginia was warmly greete by his
friends in this place and vicinity
lasi week. He returned Friday.
Miss Tirzie Bonnie who has been
teaching school near Paw Paw is
stopping this week with her aunt.
Mrs Edmund Bonney in this place.
The four sons OF Mr. G. Greitz-
ner came over from Westernport
Tuesday to attend the funeral ser
vices of their grand mother, Mrs.
ii. GreitZner.
MIR. Simon Taylor o; this place
passed his 9lst birthday last FRI
day. He is our oldest citizen and
his general health continues good,
though looking feeble.
1t is rumored that the Presbyter-
ian congregation of Springfield has
rendered a call to Rev. Ashlin
White of Virginia, son of Rev. Dr..
George White of Moorefeld.
Messrs. James and e. Carskadon
OF lleadsville, Mineral county were
IN town several days last week on
account of the illness and death of
their grandfather, James Sheetz.
Mr.. Chris Greitzner of Western
port, Maryland reached this place
Saturday evening and had the com
Tort OF spending one night and day
with his aged mother before she
passed away.
Mrs. (. Fundenberg after spend
ing ten days with friends in Rom
hey left for Cumberland last Wed
ncsday to spend few days with her
neices and from there she returned
to her home at Deer Park.
Mr.. james T. Beall having finish.
ed the school term at Burlington
passed through this place Monday
last accompanied by his sister, Miss
Lizzie Beall, who had been visiting
b m, to their home at Capon Bridge
James Johnson, Esq, Mrs. T.
j.. McCoolo and her neice, Miss
Mamie Sheetz and Misses Maggie
and Susie Sheetz, all OF KeyseI
came over to Romney to pay the
last tribute Of respect to their uu.
Gle James Sheetz, Esq, last week
Ayers Pills promptly removl
the causes of sick and nervon,
headaches. These Pills sneediI,
correct irregularities OF the stom
ach, liver, and bowels, and are tn,
mildest and most reliable catharti,
in use. No one should be withou
them.
Mr.. G.. e. Leps of Keyser los
considerably by fire one night las
week; his entire stock Of goods OF
which there was partial insurance
was consumed. The building
which was q war relic belonged ia
Col. II. B. Davis and was not in.
Bured.
The funeral of Mrs. Groitzner
took place in the Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday morning
conducted by Rev. DIR. Woods OF
hartinsburg after which her BODY
was laid to rest beside that of her
husband in Indian Mound Gene
terry.
Rev. Henry Mann returned from
hagerstown Wednesday Of last
week filed all the appointments OF
last sabbath, conducted the Weeklv