West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-05-30
PERSONAL POINTS.


from fhuaceiphia.
Newton Manown is now playing the
Devil in this office.
John Emory Gale. of Rohr, was in
town on business last Monday
DR.. J. s. Hartley is advertised to be
here to-day to do dental work,
Capt John A. Paul, of Alexander,
Virginia, has been here the past week.
Hon. C. NJ. Bishop went to Rowles-
burg Monday to look after his business
there.
Henry Mcknight, Of Terra Alta, was
in town Tuesday and gave us a business
call
George A. Baker OF Smith6old, Pa.
was here u few days during the past
week.
Rev. A. c. Mason. of ST. Joe, preach
ed at the Crane School House last
Sunday.
Daniel Fawcett, wife and daughter,
are spending u week with Grafton
friends
Mrs. Aggie Ford, aud child arrived.
here Tuesday TO visit her father, Major
U. n. Orr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Teets, Of Aurora,
were visiting relatives at Albrightsville
last Sunday.
George w. Walls of Pisgah, was here
last Saturday on business and dropped
in TO see us.
Judge Hol<e is holding court at Phil
ippi and Mr. Parkhurst is there also as
Stenographer.
Hope Laraw, of Terra Alta, has been
here the past week working in the
Office OF the Press.
Mr. end Mrs. Guseman and their
guest, Mrs. Houser, visited at BENZ.
| Arnold's last week.
Mrs. Lucy Stone, of this place, has
been visiting friends aud relatives at
Grafton the past week.
Hon. f. c. Reynolds, of Keyser, stop
ped at the Gordon on Thursday, en-
route to Morgantown.
A. waymau McGiunis, OF near Howes-
vile, is at Buckhannon attending the
Conference Seminary
Miss Fannie Herr returned this week
from visit 30 friends and relatives at
Grafton and other points
Messrs. Geo. w Bane and J. A. Heth-
ten, of Elk Garden, were guests at the
Gordon over night, Friday.
The venerable David o. White, from
out near Herring, has been here the
past week, visiting relatives.
Lieut. II. NJ G. Brown OF Washing
ton City, arrived here Tuesday to visit
his many friends and relatives.
Miss Belle McMillen has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Miller, ut
Claude, Taylor county, the past week.
DR. W S. Simonton, of Cameron, has
been here this week at the Hotel Cor
don, practiciug his profession, dentistry.
Miss Alice Thomas arrived home
Tuesday from Baltimore where she has
been for some time in large millinery
store.
Miss lisa Monroe went to Buckhannon
last week TO remain till after Com
mencement at the Seminary, visiting
friends
Mrs NJ. NJ. iieermans. who has been
visiting here the past two weeks, left
Monday for her home in Baileyville,
Illinois
Miss Eleanor Copeman returned last
week TO the Normal School at Fair
mont and will remain till after Com.
mencement.
c. L. GerlSiu, the Terra Alta photo
gragher, has rented the gallery in d.
r. Jackson's building, and win take
charge at once.
w. J. Young, the printer from Penn
sylvania, who was here recently work
ing in the Press office, is now at Man
nington working on the News
J. r. Patton is at Rowlesburg this
week, working ot his trade. stone
/ binDis iAt Jhhb touipitteu u DlE lob
for Geo. T.. Hoffman, OF this place.
Brose Klauscr, who is a graudso of
Mrs Klauser Of this place, and well
known here, is now at Covington,
Kentucky, working in a cigar factory
with his brother-in-law.
Mr.. Jas. r. Anderson, OF Newburg
drove over here on Saturday, remain
ing few hours. lie is not in business
now, but thinks Of locating in Ohio
soon, to begin merchandising again.
Mr. Will a. Fleming, n Monongalia
county boy, came here last Thursday
20 visit his cousin, ID. r.. Jackson. Mr..
Fleming clorl<cd for Mr. Jackson in
1856 whom he had a store here. Since
then he has lived in the west until this
spring when failing health compelled
him 20 return TO his native state.
Miss Julia Bonaheld. of Tunnelton,
who has recently returned from Foo
Chow, China, arrived in Kingwood on
] Tuesday. Miss BOuancld has been a