West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-01-09
PERSONAL POINTS.


Lawrence Hoke is clsrxing in the
Bank here again
Mrs. Mallis Parkhurst is at Grafton
this week, visiting friends
Walter Flynn is over at Newburg,
/ learning the timers trade.
Judge Hoke has been holding court
at Grafton the past week or two.
Willie Ulrich. of Beverly, was Wis
iting friends In Kingwood last week.
George a. Brooke. of Grafton, has
teen here the past week selling organs.
J. Harry Neff has been off on big
trip at various points along the rail.
road.
Miss Grace Flynn left last Thursday
for Grafton to visit friends and rela2
tives.
Howard Eaton has gone to Mexico on
n business trip for some Pittsburg Capa
italists
Rev. Hackett returned Sunday morn
ing from his visit to friends in Penn
sylvania.
r. f. Lazelle, of Vaudeville, Moaon-
gala county, was here this week, buy.
ing cattle.
j. Frank Burnley, of Moundsv.lle. and
II. Lee SteRple OF Rowlesburg, were
here this week.
DIR. NJ. L. Powell and AttorIey ii.
@. Hyde went to Pittsburg last Satur-
day on business
Jack" Steele, of Rowlesburg. was
shaking hands with his Beverly friends
this week.--Enterprise
George w Walls. of Pisgah was here
Monday and dropped in to renew his
subscription to The ARGUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Gidley and daugh-
ter, Della, and REV" Chas Y. bishop
are all over at Uniontown, Pa.
Col. Neil j. Fortney has been up in
New England the past week at Bridge
port, Conn, on legal business.
Clyde w. Zinu, of the Journal force,
went up to his home near Gladesville,
last Friday to visit his parents.
"old Aunt Dolly Staley, of this
place. has been very poorly for some
time with rheumatism and other all
ments
Mason Watson, of Reedsville. is now
at Harrison burg. Rockingham county.
Virginia, engaged in selling patent
right territory,
Miss Nellie Flynn returned to her
school at Sell over on Stemple Ridge,
last Saturday. Mr. Oscar c. Wilt drove
over after her.
William Marshall Wolfe, OF near
Bruceton, was here this week on bust
ness before the County Court and gave
us a paying call.
Miss Louisa Hagans leaves to-day for
her home in Confluence. Pa, after sew
eral weeks visit here among friends
and relatives.
James Lemuel Stone has been down
in the Valley of Virginia, visiting
friends the past two weeks. He re-
turned this week
1t is now Mayor w. G. Conley, Of Par
sons, if you please. There was only
one vote cast against "Gus" and his
election was almost unanimous.
Charles NJ. Fleek, of GAINESVILLE
Visions in, left Tuesday after q two
weeks visit among friends and rela-
tives here. He is now in Washington
City.
Frank H. Mccormick returned last
Saturday to the Mountain State Bust
ness College at Parkersburg, where he
is taking the course, after spending
the holidays here.
Walter Williams cut his hand badly
Monday evening while cleaning a
lamp chimney. The glass broke and
split his finger nearly off his hand.
lJr. Pratt sewed and patched it up.
Miss Mollie G. Guyton arrived in
Kingwood this week on visit 10 her
many friends, here She has been i'm
buo HiillucNy BUSINESS uOWu at BeltOu,
Texas, the last three years and is now
on her way 20 her home in Baltimore
and stopped off here.
These two personals are from the
Fairmont Index:
Hon. Neil j Fortney, OF Kingwood,
Is in the city.
Miss Etbelen Bonafeld. Of Tunnel
ton, was the guest this week of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. 5. Helmick.
Rev. Silas Peter Crummett has been
over at Oakland the past two weeks
helping the NJ E.Pastor, Rev Arbuth-
not hold revival services On this ac-
count there was no preaching IN the
NJ r. Church here last Sunday. He
returned yesterday
Prof. Holden and wife returned last
week from pleasant trip % Baltimore.
The Professor had his eyes examined
at the Eye and Ear Hospital in Baiti-
more and an operation performed. which
consisted in cutting out a piece Of dead
G. & d.. l. T..