West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-08-22
NEwBURG NOTES.
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WAS. "hAiaths WAS an NreiNoc SabuE-
day on business.
DIR. Simontcn. OF Cameron, is a guest
at the Hotel Vernon this week.
7. c. uelmiek. of Clarksburg, was In
this city on business last Friday,
Mr.. Holy, salesman, of Grafton, was
in town Wednesday, on business.
Postmaster shafter, of Independence.
was in town on business Monday.
Miss Nora jackson was calling on
friends at Independence, Saturday.
Ed. Anderson. of lleer Park. was Wis
Ting his parents one day last week.
Gus. j. Shaffer. of Kingwcod. was
seen on our streets Friday otlast week
Miss Matte I,auway left Sunday
evening to visit relatives at Evansvil c
DR.. sutton, Of Gladesville, was in
town Saturday on professional business.
=. Il. Montgomery attended Chris
tiau Endeaver festival at independence.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Frazier, of Water
ST, returned from IA trip to Pittsburg,
Pa.
Mrs. Richard Miller OF Pittsburf,
Pa, is calling on relatives in town this
week.
Miss Gail sapp, OF Gladesville, passed
Through town Saturday on her way
home.
Miss Jennie Atwood was out for the
first time "Wednesday after "A protracted
illness.
Miss Lettie smith and Paulina Hug
"A n Tn 49, EriA 10
irienda,
Frank Stuck went to Mt bake Park
last Friday. returning Saturday morn
ing on No. 3.
Balser Miller, OF Monongah, was call
ling on friends and acqVaintances here
last Friday.
Mrs. Jeffreys, OF Grafton. was visit,
ing Mrs Menifee, OF Market Street,
last Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. T. f. Lanham and sons,
Howard and Ward, spent Sunday at
the camp meeting,
Miss Annie Grimes, of Grafton, is the
guest of James H. Deck and family, of
Water Street, this week.
Patricia Rabbit OF Elsins who has
been visiting friends here, returned 10
her home last Friday.
Mr.. /. Martin. of Buckhauuon, sales
man for Philadelphia shoe firm, was
in town last Saturday
Miss Maggie Paul, OF Moundsvills,
was here one day last week visiting her
sister, Mrs Alice Smoot
David Henry. of Tyrconnell Mines, is
calling on friends In this town and
immediate vicinity this week.
L. G. Lynch, who has been painting
az sellar's the past month, returned to
hsAr Aau Ia Snlr
Mrs. Susan Montgomery, who was
reported sick last week. is still con.
fined 10 her room very little better.
WIN. Menifee, OF Keyser, was here
few days last week TO see his brother
Frank, and to assist In nursing him.
Thomas w. Evans, of Chillicothe,
Ohio, arrived here Monday nothing to
visit his daughter, Mrs. VIM. NJ. Dent,Jr:
Mr.. w. II. Barb, attorney.at-law and
son Bert, of Waynesburg, Pa, were here
Saturday to see his cousin, II. NJ. Barb.
Miss Kate Lynch, OF Sellar's arrived
in town Saturday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Lynch, of Church
Stfeet
Sam Montgomery went 10 Elkius 10
represent the Newbufg Lodge of Good
Templars at the State Convention held
ut that place.
Eugene Jenkins returned Friday from
Morgantown, where he was visiting
friends and relatives He reports
pleasant trip,
w. w. Titchneil, wife and family, OF
philadelphia, Pa. are visiting Mrs.
Titchnelps sister, Miss Sallie, of Church
Street, this week.
Mrs. Ella Mulligan, of Keyser, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Coughlln, Returning 10 her home the
latter part of last week.
DIR. and Mrs Cressler, who have been
visiting the Doctors sister, Mrs. Glib
son, have returned TO their home at
Wilkesboro, Pa Monday,
Rev. @. Fl. Williams was in Grafton
Saturday and there were three cases Of
beer landed at the depot the same
evening. Quite funny coincidence.
Mrs. Lloyd Bell, who has typboid
fever, is reported convalescent; and
Frank Menifee, who Is suffering with
the same disease, is improving slowly
Revs. Hahes and Hit. OF the United
Brethren church, assisted Rev. Rine-
hart in holding quarterly meeting Sat
urday and Sunday at the Presbyterian
church.
Frank Dent, Jr, wefit To Tdnndlton
last Sunday TO attend camp meeting at
that place. or at least that is what he
BALD, but the supposltion is that he
went there to meet his girl.
DIR. Frank Dent DIR. Danhan. will
Annan Earnest Stick and others, went
TO Kingwddd last Thursday TO witness
game Of ball played at that place by
Masontown and Rowlesburg clubs.
Master Guy Dent is still very sidjt.
Guy has been complaining for two or
three weeks and looks very puny. We
hope 60 see him well soon again: as he
Is general favorite among the people
81 this vicinity.
Chas. r. Bur9oyue, who resides on a
farm near Evansville. owned By &. Nj
BAKER, raised The finest oats IN the
country lie counted from one head
or straw 40 pods containing $50 grains.
lie challenges any farmer in She county
20 beat H.
Joe whitley, Jr., traded his Ins
sofrel hofse Oft for another Of tie very
same color at the camp Qfotind laSt
Saturday. Joe made good trade and
he seemed 90 realize IL from The Nav he
rode Into town. lie came reared way
back ia his saddle and looked straight
before him and paying no attention to
COMMON people.
During the recent patic br6uebf Oh