West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-10-10
Personal POINTS.
Herman Runtau IS here again.

- NSfy ioW WIN 1ypnOlu FEVER.
Joseph jackson, of Terra Alta, was
! in town this week day or two,
Mrs j. Il. Hawkins of Newburg, was
visiting friends here the past week.
David c. linn. OF Gladesville, was in
town Monday and gave MS a paying
call.
Mrs. Charles Young Bishop and chill
dren are here from Fairmont for
short visit.
w. NJ. Wolf. of near Bruceton, was
here on business this week and drop
in TO see us.
Miss Bette Stanhope, from Licking
ton, KY, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs.
j. n. Crane.
Rev. George IL McGrew, of New
York City, arrived here yesterday for
a short visit
Mrs. Bette Scott, of Terra Alta, has
been visiting over at Isaac =. Martins,
the past week.
Misses lisa Monroe and Dora Manear
have been visiting out at Masontown
during the past week.
MIR. and Mrs W. ID. Parkhurst re-
turned Tuesday from trip to Balti-
more and Washington.
Mrs. Hulda Pixler, Of Easton, Mo.
nongalia county, is here visiting her
sister Mrs. John L. NefI.
Jonathan Thatcher, OF Iowa, has
been here the past week visiting his
cousin Judge j. L. Hoke
John +. Copeman returned last nigh
from Fairmont where he was attending
the X. of p. Convention.
John A. Wolf, of hear Rockville, was
here Tuesday on business before the
County Court and gave us call.
Miss Matte Casteel, of Terra Alta,
was visiting her sister here this week
and her parents at Albrightsville.
Rev. Cox, the NJ. E Pastor for AL
brig htsville. arrived there this week
and will hold services next Sunday,
Mrs. May Bower left Monday for n
weeks visit TO friends and relatives at
Newburg, Austen and Fellowsville.
j. Frank Williams and sister Victoria
have been in Baltimore the past week,
visiting their sister, Mrs. Bina Hess.
Miss Georgia Albrigh hit, of GAINESVILLE.
and Vernie Smith, of Henry, were Wis
iting at Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Cranes this
week.
Miss Agness Farrell, of near Glades-
vile, rs here going to school and stay
ing with her grandmother, Mrs Jane
Brown.
DIR. William NJ Dent and Capt. Will
liam NJ. Paul. of Newburg, were here
yesterday on business before the Coun-
ty Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Hyde and
children spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting Mrs. Amanda Hyde at Bran
donville.
Brown Church and sister Miss Hettie
Church, of near Independence, were
visiting friends in town several DAYS
this week.
M. c. Feather and wife and A. A.
Werner and wife went TO Eglon Satur-
to attend the Dunkard NEE ting. Par
son Democrat
John B. Ford and family arrived here
from Bayard last week and have gone
to housekeeping in the Taylor building
on Price Street.
Amos Feather, of Haclxlebarney, who
left that section and his family, rather
mysteriously, some time since, is sup
posed to be in Texas now
James Frank Manown from Philippi.
was here over Sunday. His son Char
ley, who has been visiting him at
Philippi returned with him.
John William Fawcett. of the firm of
j. W.Faweett g. Co. arrived home from
the East Tuesday. where he purchased
big stock of winter goods
Mrs A. Il. Wheeler returned Co her
home at Reedsvlle Tuesday after n two
weeks visit here. Her daughter Mrs.
Kate Watson drove down after her.
Col f.. G. Beardsley, the coil King"
from Pittsburg, was here last week
with John Sliney and drove out TO
look over some oil territory and coal
lands.
Ben SincelI, Of Oakland. was here
over Sunday. N. B.-The above lo-
cal has been an old standby for a long
time now, but the indications are that
we can't depend on IL much longer.
Prof Samuel y. Brown and wife and
baby, Of Morgantown, were here Sat
friday and Sunday visiting relatives.
Prof Brown has the Chair of Geology
at the University and is Secretary of
the Board Of Regents.
J. Morgan Orr came over Saturday from
the University at Morgahtown, accom-
panied by some friends. and a social
was rendered them that night at the
elegant home Of Major Orr, on the hill.
They returned Sunday evening
Ex-senator Dawson and John Morris
Crane left Monday for FairruOnt 20 at
tend the annual session OF the Grand