West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-09-05
PERSONAL POINTS.

| was here this week.
Miss Annabel Holxe is visiting friends
over at Morgantown.
Col John Martin was over at Nor
| gantown during the past week.
William II. Watkins of near Tunnel
ton, was here Monday on business.
Miss Agnes Clever, of Reedsville. will
Mrs Ellen l. Montgomery left this
morning for Newburg TO visit friends.
Harry Montgomery, who was visit
ing last week left Monday for Keyser
j. Luther Bryte of near Valley Point,
was n paying caller at this Office Mon.
day.
Miss Grace Rodeheaver, of Bruceton,
was calling on friends in town Satur-
day.
Peter r Smith is homo again after
several weeks absencs YER in Pennsyl-
vania-
George II. Trembly. of Tannery, was
in town Tuesday and dropp,d in to
see ms.
Clark Fortney will teach the Turner
School, in Kingwood district, this
winter.
Miss Minnie linn, of near Glades.
Vile, has been visiting friends here
this week.
orval Bcerbower, of ST. Joe will
teach the school at GAINESVILLE this
coming term.
George McGee and ], NJ. Bowers are
at Tunnelton building house for A.
j. BonaAeld.
Judge Ralph L. Berkshire, of Nor
gantown, has been here this week, at
tending Court.
Chas Il Vickery and.son, Rupert, were
visiting friends on the East Side Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Thomas Dunn, Esq, of Bobtown,
dropped in to see us Monday and pay
up his subscription.
Sankey Metzler, of independence, was
here Saturday and Sunday visiting his
g-grandmother.
Rev Or. Felix Elliott will preach in
the Presbyterian Church here next
Sabbath morning
Horace Tucker returned recently
from trip TO Mt Lake Park, Terra
| Alta and other points.
DIR. j. s. Hartley, the dentist, has
been here this week busy with his pros
fessional work, as usual
Squire Simeon Mattingly, of near
TOWNSVILLE, was in to see us this week
and renewed his subscription,
T. r. McGlenn, of Martins Ferry,
Ohio, is here this week, trying TO or.
ganize a class in Penmanship.
Hon. George c. Sturgiss, of Morgan
town, has been here this week, looking
after the interest of our railroad.
John J. Stump of Cumberland, has
been here this week calling on old
friends and hunting up new ones.
Mrs J. w. Parks went to Grafton
yesterday to attend n meeting of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society.
DIR. A. w. Shaw, the Newburg dem
fist, has been here this week at the
Hotel Central practicing his profession.
ID. =. Gutherie. who has been quite
| Ill and confined to the house the past
two or three weeks, is able to be out
again.
i Mrs. Laura v. Trippett left yesterday
| for Baltimore, to resume her duties as
Matron Of Home Ii. ;" at the Women's
College.
Rev. John Il. Hackett left Monday
for Pittsburg and his old home at
Charleroi, Pa, where he will visit for
ten days.
Edward McGrew Heermans returned
Sunday evening from trip TO Wheel
ing, Pittsburg, Uniontown and Nor
| gantown.
Dr. Frank M. Dent, William NJ
Dent, jr., and S. B. Montgomery, OF
Newburg, have been here this week
attending court
George Al. Kelly, one Of the stauBch
Democrats of the GAINESVILLE neighbor-
hood, was here Monday and gave us
paying call.
William v. Riddle. who was sent ITO
| Vhe nOSplJdl aJ WESTON some Tune ago
for treatment, died with typhoid fever
Tuesday of this week.
Misses Lilly Giles and Julia Hayes
attended Reunion at Terra Alta Sum
day. The girls say the drive was quite
pleasant coming home.
Hon. John =. Jones, Of Terra Alta,
was here this week. IL is rumored
that he will fall a victim 70 Cupid about
the time the leaves begin TO fall
Mr.. r. J. Kennedy, OF Morgantown
who has been visiting his Aunt, Mrs
Sara VI. Hayes for the past week 70.
turned home Monday, accompanied by
Miss Alice Hayes.
Rev. Grant Somervilie, a brother Of
Mrs. Mollie Holden, has been here this
week from Grafton hunting and fish
ing and camping out near Herring
with Prof Holden.
G.. A. Weaver Of Martiusburg. the
State Bank Examiner, was here yester.
day making his annual round Of in
| spectiOn He found tho Kfuo,ey~,,,d