West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-10-03
NEwBURG NOTES.
Personal Points and Pertinent Par
agraphs Picked up and Penelled
Down For our Readers.

ing on our merchants last Monday.
Bolten Squires, of Independence, was
in town Monday evening on business.
Engineer Shaffer. of RowlesburC.
was calling on friends in town, Friday.
Prof A. A. Pyles was visiting his
sister, Mrs. Vim q. Wolf, last SUNDAY.
Rev. Lows, of Washington. Pa. was
calling on friends in town last Monday.
James Crogau and wife, OF Kcyser.
are visiting MIR. Crugan's mother, near
here
Miss Solomon, OF Clarksburg. Is visit
ing her nephew. Hamiitol SilcOtt. this
week.
Rev. a. n. Perry, of Rowlesburg.
was the guest OF Rev. Williams last
week.
MIR. Boarlmau Weaver, Of Independ.
enee, was visiting in town Saturday
evening.
James Anderson left Tuesday morn
ing ON train No. for Springfield, Ohio,
ON business,
Mrs, Worth Smith and Mrs. j. Il.
smith spent Saturday with friends and
relatives ut Grafton.
MIR. Rud, of the Wheeling News, was
in town last Friday looking after the
interest of his paper.
r. $. LnRue, coal and coke shipper at
the West End, spent Sunday with his
family in this city.
Mrs. Coughlin, who has been indis.
posed for some time, is reported much
worse 1T this writing.
James w. Paul, who has been visiting
friends at Monongnh. returned to New.
burg one day last week.
Whew Please close that door. Rig
frost ard freeze TUESDAY morning,
Have you found IL outP
Mrs Perry Atwood, Of Keyser, was
the guest of Miss Jennie Atwood OF the
Vernon House last Sunday.
Miss Rue Corbin, who has been visit
ing relatives at Fetterman, Returned
to her home one day last week.
cow owned by DIR. A. Shaw was
struck by an engine and killed ut the
coal chutes here Sunday afternoon.
Misses Sallie and Dollie Shaw are
visiting friends and relatives in Ohio.
They expect TO remain quite a while.
IL we don't get some rain here soon
we will be in n bad fix for water.
Wells that never was known to fail,
are in manner dry.
Mrs. BENZ Corbin went TO Fetterman
last Saturday 10 see her grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Collier, who is very low
with consumption.
Miss GERTRUDE Frazier, who has been
visiting at brunswick. Md, returned
70 her home one day last week. Miss
Frazier has been absent for six weeks
M. +. Grimes, who has been working
for the Coal Company at Function,
has employed with Mr.. =. &. III. lice
OF the Ofrel Coal Sc Coke Company
here.
Il. C. Lynch, who has been painting
Ia If..a.l -. L.
ton the past two weeks, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his family at
this place.
We notice our genial young butcher
VIM. Horchler, IT,, who had his leg
broken n few weeks since, is able to be
out again with the assistance OF u pair
of crutches.
II looks like old times TO see men at
work at the coke ovens here Mr.. Lee
is pushing repairs az fast as possible.
and expects 10 have everything ready
TO fire the ovens in three weeks.
Miss Ida Anderson and little niece,
Bessie, who have been visiting relatives
at Green Springs, Ohio, and Garrett
Ind, for the past three months, return
ed TO their home one day last week.
Rev. Williams, who attended Con.
ference at Buckhannon, was returned
to this circuit. We welcome you back,
Rev, everybody with one or two ex.
ceptions are delighted TO see you re-
turned.
G. f.. Ellis & Son are moving their
immense stock of goods into Aliens
store room which is much larger
building than they now occupy. Mr.
hIlls has put considera bic Improvement
on the inside OF the Allen building.
Quite large number OF our people
attended the Sunday-School Convention
at Gladesville last Saturday. They re-
port an excellent time. We heard more
than one remark that they had never
met more clever set Of people than at
Jladesville.
pick nine OF Marion and Preston
counties, under the name OF Independ-
ence, defeated the second nine of Mason
town at Gladesville last Saturday, and
think they have done something won
derful from the way they are growing
over IL.
Thank you. "Sassy-Cuss," Tor coming
TO my assistance last week / have
been very busy and have had but little
opportunity and time to devote TO my
correspondence the past week and viii
have less time next, so we hope you will
kindly come again.
Mrs. y. Hlgartner, who was sum
moncd 20 the bedside OF her daughter
at Richmond, Va, returned 20 her
home accompanied by her dauRb ter.
Mics Maggie, after an absence Of Ave
weeks. Miss Maggie is looking re-
makably well for a person that has
been as sick as sine has for six or seven
weeks We are glad TO see her restor-
ed 20 health and back In our midst
once more.
G. u. Boyles, engineer 81 No. 1901. on
fast train No. g. was painfully hurt by
being cut with glass In the side some
OF the NUTS on the cylinder-head gave
way en- route between Grafton and
kewburg and in his effort 90 pet out 81
the cab 20 keep from being scalded bv
stearh he was eut by the glass in the
cab door. His engine was laid of at
Newburg and his wounds dressed bv
DIR. VIM. N. Dent, y. T. O. surgeon.
Quite number Of our people arc
moving this week Mrs Susan Mont
gOmery Is moving out OF Capt pauPs
house and into a house on Water Street
owned BY the Knights Of Pvthias
Thomas Tssler IN moving into the
house vacated by Mrs MONTGOMERY.
Isaac Jackson Ia moving ont Of the
COmpany's house recently purchased bv
VIM Horchler, IT,, and into the house
on High street vacated by Thomas
Tasker AMI Will Horchler Is moving
into the house jackson vacated and
now owned by him (IIorchler) as stated
above.