West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-10-31
Personal POINTS.

Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Martin are WIS.,
ing friends in Fairmont.
Prof. ii. S. whetsell has has returned
home from trip to Newburg.
Mrs. p. j. Crogan accompanied her
husband to Wheeling, Tuesday even
ing.
J. l. Stone aud Mrs Julia Hudson
are visiting Mrs .. .Carrick, at Parsons,
w. Va
Uncle Ben" Shaw is over at the
factory az Guscman, this week, at work
there.
Miss Luna Hartley. of Masontown,
was here last week, visiting Miss Iona
NJ Stone.
Edward Thomas. of Evansville. has
been quite i'll for some time with ty-
phoid fever.
j. Lloyd Squires, of Reedsville, was
in town last Saturday aud gave us a
paying call.
n.
Herring, of Valley district, were in
town Tuesday.
Frank Jessie Jackson. of Tunnelton,
was here over Sunday, visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. George p. Durr. Of Function,
is the guest Of friends and relatives in
town this week.
Mrs Il. +. Martin, of Grafton. who
has been visiting relatives here return
ed home Saturday.
Rev. John Hackett filed his appoint
ment at the Masoutown Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath.
Hon. c. NJ. Bishop was ut PHI ilippi
last week on business pertaining to
the Bank at that place.
Mrs. c. W. Fawcett, who has been
confined to her room with neuralgia
the past week, is able TO be out again.
Mrs. A. d. Manear, of this place, re-
turned Sunday from weeks visit to
her daughter, Mrs. VIM Frazier, OF
Newburg.
Felix Elliott, Jr.. left Sunday for
Washington. Rupert Viclxery drove
him over to Terra Alta, to take the
train there.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Brown and chill.
dren, who were visiting here last week
returned to their home in West Graf
ton, Saturday.
w. e. Hawkins, of Grafton, accom-.
panied by his mother. Mrs j. f. Baw-
kins, of Newburg, were the guests of
relatives here this week.
Attorney Patrick Joseph Crogan re-
turned home last Saturday from BUSH
ness trip to Baltimore and left Tues
day of this week for Wheeling.
Miss Alice Hayes, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Monongalia county
for the past three weeks, returned to
her home at this place last Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Brand, widow Of the late
Thomas Brand, of near Fairmont, after
few days visit to the family of w
IL Brand, of this place, returned home
aoSS
j. Slidell Brown and sister left Mon
day evening for Washington City to
join the Editorial Excursion from there
to the Cotton States Exposition at At
lanta, Georgia.
Mrs John Murdoch, of this place,
who has been visiting relatives in Ohio
for some time, returned last Friday,
accompanied by Mrs. VIM. Peters, a
daughter of Mr.. John Murdoch.
j. b. Cooke, the Howesviilo mer-
chant, was here last Friday and Satur-
day, as witness in a lawsuit in the
Justice Court of Squire Goodwin. He
gave us paying call Saturday.
Vincent Cooke. of TOWNSVILLE, left
Saturday for drive across the country
to Dobbin, and other points along the
w. Va. Central K. r., and will be gone
week, visiting friends and relatives,
Henry Montgomery left Monday
morning for Lima, Ohio. for long visit.
He viii have to stay a good while 20
make mp for loss time, as he has
DASShNi gnu bAoSSF over Jucrc ne has
not seen for forty years.
Mrs. N. c. GutherIe, mother of d. s.
Gutherie, late of Bloomington, Md,
spent last Sunday in town, visiting rel
atives She left Monday for Baltimore.
where she will remain this winter with
her son, Rev. Chas. Il. Gutherie.
The genial and handsome Ross =.
Andrews was here last Friday, repre-.
sentiDg the J. G. Addison Paper House,
Of 627 Louisiana Avenue. Washington
City. He sold three nice bills of fine
stationery here, for McMillen's Drug
Store, The Bazaar aud AHoUs Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Robinson. Of
Feliowsville, were visiting here during
the past week They just returned from
a months visit among friends in the
Valley Of Virginia, They drove through
over the North Western Turnpike to
Winchester and had delightful trip.
Winfield Scott Garner, the Farmer
Journalist from EiQbtv Cut vac Il,