West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-21
Personal POINTS.

in town last week and gave us paying
call
Miss Alice wardwell has been here
for some time, visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. NJ Crane
Mrs Emma Werner and son arrived
IN town last week from Parsons to visit
friends and relatives.
George w. Herring. who was quite
i'll last week with something like the
ague, is about wei again.
MIR. and Mrs l. G. Lazelle drove over
] from Morgantown Saturday. 70 visit
friends here and returned Sunday.
John Mullady, Of Weston. who spent
a month here last summer, is now clerk
of the Hotel Koen at Warrington.
George w. Walls and son, Richard
f. Walls, of Pisgah. were here Monday
on business, and gave us n paying call
Mr.. and Mrs j. I. Patton, of Nor
gantown, drove over TO Kingwood Sat
urday, To visit relatives. and returned
Sunday evening.
Rev. s NJ. Engle, pastor of the Terra
Alta Presbyterian Church is down at
Memphis, Tenn, this week attending
the General Assembly of that church.
Rev. j. p. Mcdonald drove out to
Masontown Sunday afternoon and held
service in the old Presbyterian Church.
He left Tuesday for Allegheny City,
Pa.
Miss Lilly Elliott who has been
teaching school at Thomas the past
year or two, arrived in Kingwood last
week to visit her parents and other
relatives
DR.. Frank NJ. Fogle, son of the late
Dr. j. b. Fogle, of Terra Alta, has
hung out his shingle over there and
offers his professional services TO the
good and the bad people of Terra Alta
and vicinity.
Rev. Mcknight, the pastor of the A.
M. e. Church at Morgantown, was
here Sunday and preached in the
morning on Beverly Hill HIS returned
home Monday.
j. Slidell Brown and sister. May, left
Tuesday for Sistersville, Tyler county,
to attend the annual convention of the
State Editorial Association, which con-
vened there yesterday and lasts two
or three days.
Mrs. Lou McCrumb, of Aurora, who
has been visiting relatives In Beverly
for several days, returned home to-day,
accompanied by Miss Ada Bosworth
who will remain about three weeks
Beverly Enterprise.
w. G. Conley is away attending con.
ventions this week-practicing up
little you see-to get ready for the next
great show athome. He wants to keep
his powder dry after this, or there will
be another fizzle in the pan.--Parsons
Democrat
Rev. Mcdonald, of Allegheney City.
arrived here two weeks ago to fill the
place of Rev. j. T. Hackett till the
latter was able to be here himself Mr..
Mcdonald is just out OF college and
seems to be an able and scholarly
young man.
j. II. S. Barlow was home Saturday
from the University. lie expects to
graduate from the Law Department
next month. There are over eighty
students in the Law Department and
the total enrolment at the University
this year is s97, the highest ever
recorded.
Charlie Dering is getting quite a
reputation as wood carver and fine
cabinet maker He has recently
turned out some samples of work that
are hard to beat. He has a writing
cabinet on exhibition now at his shop
that is the handsomest thing of the
kind in town.
Miss Tacy Liston, daughter of John
T. Liston, of Muddy Creek Hill, has re-
turned TO Bridgeport, Ohio, where she
has been residing for some time, but
came home 70 see her father, who was
critically i'll, but is now greatly i'm
proved, we are glad TO note.
J. B. Cooke left Monday for Amos.
Marion county, TO engage in business
He has been manager of the mercan-
tile business of j. J. Cooke e. Sons at
TOWNSVILLE for several years. The
business will now be managed by Vim
cent e. Cooke, the youngest one of the
boys.
George Methepey who lives over
near the old Ringer mill in Pleasant
district, got severely hurt about two
weeks ago, while out blowing with a
fractions colt, which threw him and
rolled over him hurting him internally
and loosening n rib. DR. Powell Of
this place, was sent for and has been
over 70 sec him two or three times. Mr..
Metbeney is man near seventy
years OF age
Mr. Claude Monroe, OF Clarxsburp,
who was here the first part Of last
week. has purchased building site
from Mr. w r. Glover on Washing