West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-09-19
PERSONAL POINTS.

senator Morley was in Wheeling
during the past week.
Hite Wilson will teach the Bell School
in Portland district this winter.
+. NJ. Thomas, of Grafton spent Sab
bath at the parental home here
Frank Murdoch aud Forest Martin
were visiting Newburg on Sunday.
Walter Sinclair,of Independence was
a visitor in our town over Sunday,
Judge Hol<e left Wednesday TO hold
his regular term OF Court at Grafton.
Rev. Title (colored) was here last
week looking after business matters.
Chas smith, son of Landlord Smith,
is spending some time At Smithfeld, Pa
Bert Hartman, who makes his home
ut the Potter farm, is down with the
fever
VIM Savage. wife and niece, of near
Oakland, were visitors at Jack Sterling's
on Sunday.
County Supt. Whetsell is at indie
pendeuce conducting the teachers eN-
animation.
Frank Jackson came down on Sunday
from Tunnelton and spent the day
with friends.
Mrs Stuck, the mother of Mrs. John
Watson, is visiting her daughter here
for few weeks
John II. Garner, OF the Bazaar, went
to Grafton Tuesday and returned We'd
nesday evening.
VIII ParLhurst went to Clarksburg
on Tuesday, to attend the State Edi-
torial Association.
Miss Matte Graham, of near Herring,
has been visiting relatives here the
past week or two,
T. NJ. Heermans has had charge of
the news department of THE ARGUS for
a couple OF weeks.
Cloyd Crane, of Albrightsville, is now
on the road travelling for q Wholesale
house in Baltimore.
Charles E. Vickery left for Washing
ton last Saturday to resume his duties
in the Treasury department
Miss Laura Il. link, of Mounds
Vile, has been here during the past
week visiting Miss Iona Stone.
w. c. Huntington, wife and children
stopped at John Watson's Tuesday even
ing on their way to Terra Alta.
Our good Democratic friend, John
Emory Gale, OF Rohr, was In town last
week and gave us a paying call.
Morley Thomas returned last Satur-
day from Bridgeport, Harrison county,
with fine colt purchased by DR.. Pratt.
Joseph Jackson and Mrs. Camden
Lantz of Terra Alta, drove over here
on Saturday and visited until Monday 4.
Miss Frances Isaac, of Cameron, is
visiting her uncle, Peter Voltz at the
corner of Main and Tunnelton Stree is
Geo. Hecrmans and wife, of Corning
N. Y, leave tomorrow for their home,
after two weeks visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Susan Elliott, Mrs. Molly Dudley
and daughter Mary, OF Parkersburg,
are visiting Mrs. Catherine Kemble,
their aunt.
Mrs. Carrick, sister of j. j.. Stone,
left for her home at Parsons on We'd
nesday after n visit here of several
weeks
Hon. j. p. Jones was n visitor here
last week. Emory Albright says he
would just as soon call him Uncle
John" as not.
Chauncy J. Martin, OF Muddy Creek
Hill, was in town the other day. Mr.
Martin contemplates moving to this
district before long
John Gutherie, Of Hazelton, was in
town last Saturday and dropped In to
renew his subscription and order the
New York World.
j. Slidell Brown and sister, May. IT
Tuesday morning for Clarksburg to at
tend the State Press Association
and will return to-day.
Charley Metzler, of Albrightsyilie,
and David o. Feather, OF the Craborch-
ard, were over at Uniontown, Pa, last
week, attending the State Fair.
J. A. Martin, General Manager OF
the West Va Northern Railroad, has
been in Columbus, Ohio, few days this
week on business for the company.
Hon. Charles E.Brown, Postmaster of
Cincinnati, who was here a few days
last week was called home suddenly by
the death Of one Of his bondsmen.
Gustavus Adolphus Bolden, the hand
some and genial editor of the Terra Al
"a Oracle. is at Clarksburg this week
attending the State Press Association.
Mrs. Cora Bishop, her children and
Mrs. Allie Raymond came over from
Mt Lake Park last Thursday and spent
the day at the home Of Chas. NJ Bish-