West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-07-25
NEwHtiuG.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
James Il. Anderson left this morning
for Oakland. Md
james Morris, of Kingwood, is visit
ing his mother in this city.
Miss Alice Squires is visiting Mrs.
John foSten. who is indispoSed.
Mrs. lev Zinn, OF Wheeling, was the
guest OF Mrs. George Wolf last week.
Miss Minnie Collier, of Fetterman.
Is the guest OF Mrs. Corb'n this week.
MIS-. A. w. Slnsel. OF Pennington. Is
the guest OF Mrs. Herbert this week.
~. NJ. Clayton, salesman, made n
business trip to Austen and vicinity.
Frank Weaver, OF niunelton, was
visiting friends IN this place last Sum
day.
Mrs. Davis and daughter Edith. re-
turned TO Kingwood, her homo, Satur.
day.
Mr.. wilmoth, of Sidney, Ohio. was In
town Friday, selling school house FUR
nimre.
Mrs Laura Fleming. OF Fairmont, IL
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Wilson
Havmopd
Nc. Stovenfelds the iron man OF
GRAFTON, was in this place short time
Tuesday.
John = Graham and wife spent Sum
Gay ut MI. Lake Park, returning Mon
day morning.
Watkin Weaver who has been work.
ing ut function, is At home now nurs-
ing sore hand.
Mrs. Albert Grover went TO Austen
Wednesday TO instruct u class in instru-
mental music
VIM Hi'gartner, of Kansas CITY,
III n tu ole. l.,
atives in this place.
Little Miss Frankie Dent IL suffering
eSeluciatiug pain with gathering in
her head this week
Miss Belle Piummer went 20 Rowles-
burg t1is morning for n short visit to
her sister Mrs. Maloney
Ne. E;and, OF Mononpalia convey
has been an this community for several
days, buying cattle to snip.
c. y. Viquincy, fredericksburg. was Ia
town Tuesday representing Fred A.
Lagos Tomb Stone Manf'ry.
Miss Salnia Fleming, OF Baltimore,
Md, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs THOMAS Fleming, this week
Mrs. Grace Jackson ietorned Satur-
DAY evening after few DAYS visit TO
friends a6 Independence and Grafton.
The /. o. G Us. held their annual
outing Thursday at the Orr picnic
grounds. They report an enjoyable
time.
Mr.. Holey, the drummer from Graf
Ton, was in this city Friday, looking
after the interest of Neil & ELI ngham,
OF Wheeling.
Ms. o. Seunette, OF Uniontown, Pa,
is expected here in n few days To visit
hcr motner-in-law, Mrs. ). Il. Sennettc,
ana remain for two weeks.
Frank Horchler, of Newark, Ohio, Is
very sick at his g'and father Wm III.
Ho 'chelor's, at this place. His father
az lived this morning 20 see him.
Walker Coclsrell, night operator, has
been moved 90 Grafton and Frank
Plumme-, OF Row lesburg, has been
transferred to Newburg. We welcome
Sallies return.
We regret 10 learn of the continued
Illness of Ms. A. J. Bonafield, of Tun-
Mellon. She has been quite sick for
several days, but is, we are glad TO say,
convalescing at this time.
W. Frank Suck drove his beautiful
team OF sorrels last Suoday from here
to rellowsville, Israel Marques, Evans
VIE, Independence and back home iu
The 'emarkable shovt Time OF 4 hours.
F"ank has spanking team and he
knows BOW 90 manipulate the reins
and npply the whip.
w. II. Brady and wife OF Mtngo Flats.
Pocahontas county, are visiting their
son, G. w. Brady Shortly after their
arrival, Mrs. Brady was taken sick.
DIR. Dent was called in and gave her
some relief, but she is still very sick.
NJ ana Mrs, Brady drove all the way
rom their home here In a buggy, the
distance OF about 90 miles, and not very
choice roads, either.
Don't forget the only basket picnic
OF the season which will be held bv the
Jr. o. u. AM, OF Newourg and indie
pendence, at the Newburg picnic
grounds. July 27th 1895 Special pains
has been taken in securing good speak
ers FOR the occasion, besides Aliens
Hall has been obtained for the purpose
In case OF rain. a Martial Band will
furnish good music during the dav.
The speeches viii. be interspersed by
essays, recitations, etc. Everybody are
invited TO come and join in having n
good time.
The Wilson ball club has engaged n
game with Col. Lavelps club of slug
gccs, OF Tunpeltou, which will be nlav-
ed Wednesday. Also will play @ ration
team on Saturday. Both games will
be played at this place. IL Is reported
tnat the Independence DAYTON ball
club contemplatcs challenging the
Wilson's for another game for 81 900
per side, which no doubt Is oil wind,
but III so, the Wilson's will be perfectly
willing. as they are needy OF n new
ball or two and some bats, and this
would be TO good an opportunity 10 let
slip.
District Deputy Grand Chief Patri-
arch, Jas. Il. Deck, protein, assisted by
the following officers
Jno. w. Shaw, ID. ID. 6. RI. p.
r. ;. LaRue, Z" j. w
M. j. Orr s. w.
Jacob Geldbach, j. s..
l.. &. Turnkey, o. S.
assembled at Austen, w. Va, 20 insti-
tote Triumphant EucampmeDt No 90,
July 18th, 1895. The charter applica-
too and permit for same was read and
the following persons were admitted,
obligated and installed "a the follow
ing Office
5. ~ Stay, G. p; Henry Wright, II.
y; II. r. Baily, s.. W.. -. -. Shaw, j.
w. and J. Michael, Scribe.
Triumphant Encampment starts off
with 81 members and prospects bright
for "a large addition. Fou, years since
a Subordinate lodge was instituted.
Undoubtedly would have been insti-
tUted long ere this bad tne works been
at least fairly good. During recess tine