West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-08-22
Personal POINTS.


at Martinsburg visiting friends.
Edward NJ. Heermans left wedness
day for Wheeling and other points
Miss persis Heermans has returned
holhe from visiting friends At Cadiz, q.
Mrs. Sue Fawcett and baby left yes
terday for Wheeling. 90 visit her pa
rents.
Mrs. J. W. White is in very poor
health and it is feared that she has
consumption.
Henry Fswcett and little daughter,
of Grafton, arrived here yesterday to
visit relatives
james A. Lenhart left Monday morn
ing for the East to purchase his fall
and winter goods
Joseph Graham, OF Terra Alta, return
ed home last Friday from business
trip TO Colorado.
Miss Tina Goodwin left Yesterday for
Buckhannon TO attend the marriage of
Frank Trotter.
Misses Matte and Maggie Graham,
of Herring were visiting relatives in
town last Sunday.
Mrs. James W. Parks returned last
Park and Oakland.
w. Scott Garner aud son, of near
Function, were in town yesterday and
dropped in to see us.
Zar Hagans and Leroy Buckalew are
down at Clifton Mills putting on a
slate roof for Mr.. Musser.
Dr. w. NJ Sivey, of Tunneiton, and
w. b. Cruise, of Grafton, made this of
fee paying cali while her Thursday.
John @. Wells, OF Morgantown, Is
here stopping at the Gordon House and
will will remain while for his health
Ex-senator Dawson left yesterday
for business trip along the railroad
at several points and win be absent
week.
Julius X Monroe is at Ellins this
week attending the Grand Lodge of
Good Templars, in annual session at
that place.
Sheriff Shaw has been up about Tun.
Melton this week attending the camp
meeting and looking after the business
of his Office.
Rev. Robert s. Smith, who Is noW
stationed in Wheeling where he has a
good appointment, was here last week,
calling on old friends.
Lawrence HolSe has secured good
position at Belington in the employ of
the railroad and has gone TO work
clerkinR for the Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barton Payne
have returned to their home in Chicago,
after an extended visit to their friends
and Mr.. Payne's relatives in Taylor
county.
Col. Lavelle and son Willie, OF Tun-
Melton, were here taking in the bali
game Thursday, AS there is no cam
paign this year the Colonel has to take
to base ball.
ID. $. Gutherie, who has been in Pitts
burg the past month, returned home
to visit his family here. Since his ar
rival, he has been quite sick at his home
on Tunnelton Street,
William Henry Murlock, and his lit
tie daughters arrived in town last week
and will visit friends and relatives here
for short time Mr.. Murdoch is liv-
ing in Walnut. Illinois, now.
Julius Seherr and Lloyd Shaffer, the
two most prominent Republican polis
ticians Of Union district were here last
Thursday taking in the big ball game
and looking after other matters
Frank Butler Trotter was here dur
ing the past week on a short visit
among old friends. lie is TO be mar
ried this week to handso me and ac-
complished young lady at BuclShannon.
Senator VIM. G. Morley received a
telegram last Friday from Blacksville,
Pa, stating that his father, John ]
Worley had the misfortune to get his
leg broken. Mr.. Worley went over at
once to see him.
George Bruce Burke, Who is we'll
known here and has many friends in
this county, was married In Pittsburg
recently He has a good position therd
as clerk at the Monongalia House,
the best hotel in the city.
DIR. William Bemble, of Norfolk. Viz
GINA, arrived in town last week and
will remain for two or three weeks the
guest of Mrs Katherine Kemble. Mr..
Kcmble is cousin Of the late Dir.
Kemblei ard is a very pleasant gentle
man.
Prof. Holden is home again after some
time spent in Taylor and Harrison
counties. His mother died and was
buried few days after he left here for
her bedside near West Milford, Harri.
son county. She died of old age and
general debility
Slidell Brown returned yesterda7
from attending the Brown Family Re.
union at Ashland, Ohio. and visiting
numerous relatives in that section OF