West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-06-18
PERSONA POINTS.

AocAteO IN Mannlngton.
Miss Nyra Watson has been visiting
at Oakland for some time
Miss Carrie Perrill. of Newburg, is
a guest a. the Davis House.
T. C. Spencer. of Eglon, has been
granted an increase of pension
Henry W. Huddleson. wife aud daugh-
ter Ella, were i'm town last Thursday.
Mrs j. X. Monroe and Mrs +. NJ. Al
bright were at Terra Alta last Satur-
day.
Tom Cooke. the genial drummer
from Cumberland. was in town this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Felix Elliott. Jr. spent
from Saturday till Sunday over at
Terra Alta
Mrs Elias Lantz, of Davis, arrived
in town yesterday and is visiting at
j. I. Nefrs.
w. b. Parkhurst left last S ,turday
for Parsons, to attend Court as official
stenographer.
Dan II. Jackson got his thumb out of
place last week aud has had n sore
hand since then.
Misses Grace and Bessie Martin ar
rived home from the Seminary at Buck
hannon last Friday.
Miss Callie Watson. of near Mason
town, has been visiting friends in Fair
mont for several weeks.
Mrs, Blanche Fitz-Gerald, of Terra
Alta, has been here this week at Mr..
and Mrs }. NJ. Cranes.
Mrs. Mabel Bower left Wednesday
for two weeks visit among friends
and relatives at Fellowsville.
LarIkin Goff, Of Rowlesburg, was
here on business last Friday, and to
see his brother, George Golf.
w. II. Brand and daughter. Miss
Maud. left Sunday for Morgantown
and vicinity To visit relatives.
Mr. Lee p. Watson, of Fairmont
is at the Gordon House and will re-
main a month for his health.
Misses Mary and Bessie Carr, of Graf
ton, are visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. u. S. Davis, of this place.
Frank Calvert, who has been at Mt
Pleasant and Pittsburg, Pa, for some
time has returned to Kingwood
Mr.. Charles Carr, of Grafton. was a
guest at the Davis House Monday. He
returned home Tuesday morning.
Misses Ida and Virgie Spahr returned
home last Saturday from the Fairmont
Normal School, where they have been
students.
Miss May Fairfax Morgan arrived
home this week from ten days visit
at Fairmont and other sections in that
community.
Frank j. Jackson, the genial clerk
for A. j. Bonafield, of Tunnelton, was
here yesterday circulating among his
many friends.
Miss Maud Brown arrived home last
week from Morgantown, where she
had been attending the University as
one of the goods"
After an absence of about three
months from our town, the smiling and
genial face Of william Rexroad is seen
upon our streets daily.
Mr. Clifford Davis, one of the stu
dent attending the Normal School
here, left for home Wednesday morn
ing on account of sickness.
Col. Monroe, Henry Clay Hyde, J.
Slidell Brown, w. G. Brown and per-
haps others from here were attending
the big Convention at Davis this week.
Mrs Matte Heermans returned last
Friday from Buckhannon, where she
had been taking in Commencement at
the Seminary where her daughter is a
teacher.
Charles Z. Trembly who has been at
Nashville Tenn, attending the Nation
al Peabody Normal School the past year
is ow at his home at Tannery this
county.
George T. Shaffer, Of Birds Creek,
was in town last Saturday on business
connected with his assessing up in Reno
district, where he is Deputy Assessor
under w. f. Manear.
julius Scherr, Esq, and daughter
Miss Gertrude, of Eglon, were the
guests of D. NJ. wotring, and family,
Of this place, Tuesday and returned
home Wednesday morning.
Col. r. II. Anderson, n prominent
attorney Of Washington City was here
last week 20 sec his family, who are
spending the summer ins Kingwood, at
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ, Cranes.
Misses Eleanor and Martha Copeman
returned home from Fairmont last
Saturday where they have been at
tending the Normal School. The
former graduated this year.
Miss Persis Hoermans attended n
fashionable wedding ia Fairmont last
week. that Of Miss Grace Hartley. a
daughter Of merchant J. NJ Hartley