West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-09-26
NIwBURG NOTES.
Personal Points and Pertinent Par.
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Miss Fern fogie. OF Terra Alta, is
visiting here this week
4. Nj. Moody. OF baltimore, was here
Friday and Saturday.
Owen Jeffreys, of Grafton, called on
Frank Menefce, sunday.
Eliza Brand. cattle drover, or Marion
county, was in town Saturday.
samuel U, Montgomery made u flying
business trip to Grafton, Friday,
Miss Estelia Higgins left Saturday
for homecoming, Md, to visit friends.
Mrs. H. j. skinner and children were
calling on friends at Grafton last week.
X, \. baltuc. operator ut the West
End Coal Mines, was in town, Tuesday,
Father Boyce, OF Rowlesburg, held
mass in the Catholic church last sun.
day.
Walter cockrell, operator at Ora fton.
was seen on our streets Monday even
ing.
Harvey Lee, of baltimore, was the
guest of Paul S. IL. Lee few days last
week.
d. NJ. Despard, of Clarksburg, was
in this city Monday on his way to
Rcedsville.
Rev. George H. Williams, of the NJ.
L. church, is attending Conference ut
Buckhannon.
Prof. Oscar Wilt. of Terra Alta, spent
Sunday in this city. Miss IL. says he
is quite whiting,
Ed. Anderson, operator at Deer Park.
was visiting his parents at this place
one day last week.
Frank Menifee is able to loo out on
the streets again after being confined
to his room 52 days.
Alex. Osborne, OF Clarlssburg, was in
town Monday, inspecting the Coal Co.'S.
boilers at the shaft.
pr. A. Z. Lyons aud sister, FROM
Coolville, Ohio, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. L. c. Lynch, this week
j. s. Ferguson went to Mcatsville
last Sunday morning returning Monday
ilS Ipit Ills DlC1ClC.
Rev. Hall Snodgrnss, of Gladcsville,
was visiting his sister, Mrs X. j. Bell,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Miss Iva Ashby, charming young
lady OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is visiting her
numerous friends here this week
Melvin and Watlsin Weaver, who
have been working at the mines at
Tunneltor, have employment here at
the coke works now.
Miss Annie humphrey, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at Union
town, Pa, tho past month, returned TO
her home last Thursday.
Misses Minnie and Attic Iiorchief
went 20 Rowlesbhrg Sunday. Manly
followed on Armour's Refrigerator
Special with good supply of chocolate
drops
Chas. Willis Vermillion Williams, an
all-around ladies' man from Cetreville,
is somewhat indisposed this week be-
cause his girl has gone back on him.
Effect very bad case OF blues.
The Newburg Coal & Coke Company
will operate their coke Ovens at this
place just as soon as they can make tho
necessary repairs. They will get coal
for the ovens at their mines at Trycon-
nell.
James Murphy left Friday for Pitts
burg where he has q position as con
ductor on the street cars. His wife who
has been indisposed for two or three
months, went TO Thomas where she
will visit her sister.
Lorain Fortney, Of the University,
came TO Newburg last Saturday ON tho
hunt Of Ferns 1t being SO late when
he arrived and the Fog Qe) so heavy, IL
was quite task, but after n dilligent
search, he was successful.
club composed OF two or three
Newburg players two or three Grafton
players and two or three Independence
players went 20 Gladesville Saturday
and defeated the club OF that place.
but when they tackled Herring they
struck snag, Herring coming out
ahead two scores
The first week OF school at this place
has been quito successful with the ex-
ception Of one room and in that room
there seems 20 be great deal OF dis.
satisfaction. Two or three scho,ars
have Quit going in the other four
rooms both SCHOLARS and teachers seem
TO be on the very best OF terms. Will
keep you informed as the school pro
crosses.
Lyon District Sunday-School Conven.
ton meets at Gladesville Saturday.
September 18th There will be quite
n number go from this place TO repre-
sent both tile NJ. y and ". r. schools.
The elected delegates from tHe NJ. T..
are o. G. Frazier and Maggie Cross.
VI r., $ y. Montgomery and Miss
Lucy Turnkey. We have not learned
whether tie Lutheran sunday-scho6
Will be rcprosonted or not.
John H. Lynch went 20 FelioWsvilie
last Sunday and that is nothing strange
or unusual, but he mot with slight
on his rctufn. II Vas a
very dark night, so dark that no run in
20 nest Of POLE cats before he b6cVv