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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
MUSIC AT THE PARK

Following is the musical program to be rem
dered this afternoon at Golden Gate park by
the Fifth Infantry band:
March, 'Olevine" ................ vandercook
Overture, ''Tempelweihe' ........ Keller Be1a
Selection, Light Cavalry .... Suppe
Selection. "Atilla" ..............ye Verdi
March. Soldiers Chorus (from ''Faust''l
.--...-...--.-........ Gounod
Selection, Woodland ........ Lueders
Waltzes, Moonlight on the Hudson Herman
Selection, robin Hood .De Koven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-12
Knoxville Social News.

lSpecIal TO The Times D!spatchl
ENSONVILLE. VA. January 11.-Af-
ter merry Christmas and IA happy
New Year everybody Is settling down
to work again. The school opened
Mr.. Henry Word has left after
spending his vacation with his parents
here.
Miss Cora Coleman left Sunday to
resume her work as teacher of the
Mountain Schools"
Mr.. Archer Rush is visiting relatives
Mr.. Edgar Price has returned to
clifton Forge, after spending the holt
days here.
Mr.. James Ripley and AIr. Garland
Wooten were Very successful In deer
hunt last week. killing a deer which
weighed 162 pounds. Mr.. Ripley must
be very successful deer hunter. as
very few can boast OF having killed
twenty-siX.
Mr.. Lewis Gillispie, who is engaged
In business in West Virginia, is here
again.
Mr.. Simeon Allen. who has been Ill.
is improving. Also Mr.. T. Y. Dunavant.
who Is being treated by DR.. j. Fl.
Mitchell.
Mrs. Nellie oglesby will leave to-
morrow for her home in Alabama.
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Ala. Atlanta, Ga. and to Charleston.
s. C.. where she viii be the guest OF
Mrs. Joseph ~ Bell
Miss Cora Franklin spent several
days in Washington thss week
Mrs. Grenville ,Iaines left this week
for Charleston where she will spend
several months with Mrs. Joseph A.
Mrs. John - Hooe and Miss Nora
Herbert are spending some time AZ
Mrs. Hooe's place. on Cuipeper street
Miss Maude Colyin Is spending some
tim. in Washington.
Mr. G.. C. Crenshaw, who now has
position in Norfolk spent several
days in Warrenton recently.
Miss May NJ, Fletcher is visiting Mrs.
r. w. Cook, in Baltimore.
Cadet Charlie Mcintyre Is at home
on a short furiough from the virginia
Military Institute.
Miss Miriam Crosby. accompanies
by Miss McRae. who have been spend
ing some time in Warrenton. have re-
turned to the city,
Senator G.. L.. Fletcher and Hon.
NJ Green left Monday for Richmond
where they Will begin at once theli
duties.
Messrs.. Wentworth Bacon and = Ed !.
5 o MP and al srs f nawn are B. King
Mr.. Frank Pemberton, OF New York.
was In Warrenton this week.
The Warrenton Public Library VIII
be open and ready for the circulation
of books on January Is. 1908.
Miss Dorothy Mosher, OF Washing
ton, Is the guest of Miss Maize Stone
for some time,
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New Kent Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
TALLEYSVILLE, VA, January H.
Miss Susie Boswell, of Richmond, and
Misses Slater, of Toano, are the guests
Of Mrs. Mary Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moran. Of Richmond.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pomfrey.
are staying with her father, Mr.. G. NJ.
Pomfrey. of the Courthouse.
Mr.. w. A. Apperson. of Richmond,
has returned to the city after short
stay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norwood Apperson.
Mr.. Boiling Walden. who is attend
ing school In Richmond. and Miss III
dine Walden. who is teaching in Cliff
ton Forge, have gone back. after spend
ing the holidays with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Walden. of the
Courthouse.
Mr.. F, L. Harris has returned to his
home In Richmond, after visit to
his brother, Mr.. I. N. Harris, of the
Courthouse.
Mr.. e. G. Harris. who has been visit
ing Mr.. Harold Christian. OF the White
House, and Mr.. Herbert Harris, who
has been Yisiting his sister Mrs w.
A. Apperson. have returned home.
Last Monday was the meeting of
the board of supervisors. and Mr..
Temple iaouthall. of Quinton was
elected chairman. The new board at
tended to n great deal of work.
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Buchanan, Social News.
rspec,n,to M. r,,,,as.D,.natc,

4, BUCHANAN VA. January 11.-Peo-
PIE OF the mountains are experiencing
the first real winter of the season; all
social gatherings Of every kind have
gwen way to King Winter and letting
MIN have full sway.
me High School resumed work on
,1nnio -. after two-weeks' holiday.
The school reopens with brightest pros
nects for a successful session. Miss
Rosalie Cooke. the first assistant, was
uethlned at her home ut Nlontvale, on
account Of the illness OF her mother.
= Mr.. Richard Sheridan. Of Cleveland.
wife and little daughter, who are
,asp! ,, the winter at Grey Ledge
Mrs. sheridan's health has been
greatly benefited by her stay in our
brnclng climate.
Mr.; n. p. smtthson, Of Washington
ly visited friends in town.
MRS. Ashton Harlan, OF Washington.
D. c., is visiting relatives in Buchan-
Mr.. W. II. Carter, of Roanoke, was
In town this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. S. Shuey. OF Crnigs-
Hi " visited the latter's mother here
Major r. B. Houston. of Keysville,
Is visiting his daughter, Miss Francis,
Mr.. Vivian NOEL, of Roanoke, was
q guest of his relative, DR.. w. c. Bar
ker. this week.
pa Miss Belle Thompson. Of Rocky
Mr. spur ss M Gelnve Of 4 v 1hs pHss
a visitor In town last week.
Miss Clnryce Griffith. OF Clifton
Forge, Is visiting friends in town.
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Scottsville Social News.
Especial to Tho Times-pispatch.l

lSPecial 10 inc Ifmes-plspatch.l
SCOTTSVILLE, VA, January 11.-Mr
W. P. Pitts spent Sunday with relatives
in Scottsvlle.
DR.. strother. Of Lynchburg, has To-
Gated here.
Miss Fannie Briggs. who has been
spending several weeks in Richmond,
mas returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Parr. of Coves-
vile, who have been visiting Mr. and
MIS-. j. l.. Hammer, have returned home.
Misses Sallie and Nora Cooke left
Sunday for Norfolk. where they will
spend several montns.
MISS Annie Heath is visiting rela-
t1ves in Richmond.
Mr.. Wesley Butler, Miss Ollie But
Ter and Mr.. Walter Treyillian, of Rich
mond were guests last week of the
Misses Morris, near Hownrdsville.
MI. and Mrs. w. p. Trlce, OF the
carlton House. who have both been
quite sick are improving.
MI. Bonnie c.. Jones has accepted q
position with Mr.. =. "A. Ieaine,. of Hat
ton, and will have charge of the store
at that place.
Mr.; G. W. Briggs, Miss Eva Briggs
and Master John Briggs spent part
CT last week at the home OF Mr. a. L.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. w, Moore, Of Dill
Wyn, who have been In Scottsyllle tor
several months. have returned home
MISS Hattie Poland Is visiting hel
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left Monday for their school at Black
stone, after spending several weeks at
home.
Misses Libbie and carrie Bliss have
returned to Farmville after n visit to
Misses Ada O'Brien and Lucy Patter-
son.
Miss Margaret Smith has returned
to her home at Emporia. after spend
ing several days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Marshall. of
Portsmouth,, Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
Marshall's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b..
Caldwell.
Mr.. Tunstal Morgan visited relatives
at Crewe this week.
Miss Gladys Smith spent several
days of this week at Spout Spring.
Miss Susie Callahan, OF Memorial
Hospital, Richmond. who has been
visiting relatives In the county. left
Sunday to take up her work these.
this week were Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Taylor, Mrs. j. r. Atwood. Mrs Len
Smith and Mrs. Glen Hancock.
Messrs. James and Charles carnefix,
who have been visiting stheir parents
In the county. returned TO their home
In Richmond Monday.
Miss Alice Hubbard returned home
In Durham, N. c.
Miss Bowers, of Richmond. has re-
turned to her home. after visit to
Miss Bessie Wood, OF Spring Mills, and
Misses Caldwell, near town.
Inge, Of this county. died at the home
of her brother-in-law, Mr.. Robert
Woodbridge. on Friday and was buried
at Liberty Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Decreased was a member of Liberty
BAPTIST Church for some years. She
was ninety-six years of age.
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son and artillery school ut Fort Mon
roe. The reception Will begin at 0.3o

Y
son and artillery school ut Fort Nom
roe. The reception will begin at 0.3o
O'clock.
Il. Miss Bessie Wright Is spending some
va.
Miss Elizabeth Davenport has re-
turned fromEa several weeks visit to
friends in baltimore. Md.
Lieutenant Basil G. Moon, United
States Army. recently returned from
ths Philippines. has been visiting his
home. Dunlora, near Charlottesville.
Va. and has now gone to his station at
Fortress Monroe.
a reception was given Thursday
evening by the members Of Fairfax
Club. Winchester, Va in their new
clubhouse. Tho reception committee
Included Mrs. William p. McGuire, Mrs.
Ia. D. Fuller. Mrs. w. ID. Barr, Mrs.
SHIRLEY Carter, Mrs. II. II. Baker. as
sisted by Messrs. r. r. Mcclure, w. N.
rage and d. II. Conrad.
Mrs. Thomas u. Stokes is spending
the winter at the jefferson Hotel
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Appomattox Social News.
special to MIC Times.pIsnatch.l

SpeclstI 20 INC IIIn ts-LIspHtcH.J
Mr.. Marshall Fay announces the en-
gagement of his daughter. Helen, to
Mr., Robert Washington Babcock. The
marriage will take place at the home
here from Michigan about two years
age, has made many warm friends in
the county. Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock will
reside near town.
visit to friends and relative here re-
ceived a telegram from her home in
Halifax, stating that her father, Mr..
Ballcn, dropped dead at his home Sum
the noon train accompanied by her
sister law, Mrs. James b. Abbitt.
Misses Mary Irby and Willie Stanley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-12
Caroline Social News.

Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.l
ROWLING GREEN, VA, January IL
Mrs r. b. Gill has returned from trip 10
Baltimore.
Mr.. Roper Raine, of Richmond. spent sew
eral days with his parents this week
Miss Bessie Jones has returned from a trip
to Richmond
Mrs. Catharine Leo Burt. and daughter,
or Waverly. have returned home after
spending some time with her parents.
Mrs. DR.. f. e. Butler spent some time IN
Richmond this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Chandler. Jr.. have
returned to their home in Richmond after
spending some time with his parents
Messrs. Russell and I4eiper, Robinson have
returned TO the virginia Polytechnic Irsti-
tute; Misses ci Ruth Barley Ellen Broaddus
nary, Buena Vista Va; Miss Bessie Butler.
TO Rawlings Institute. Charlottesville. Va:
Miss Edythe Chandler. to Washington Sem
lrnry. Atlanta. Ca and Miss Miriam Cog
hill, to tho Woman's College. Richmond.
Va. where they are attending school.
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Skinuuarter Social News.
[SneclnIto ,rhe ,rimes-pler

[SpecIal TO The Times DIcpatch.l
SIlINQuARTER. VA, January IL
Miss Ethel Adkins is very III in her
fathers home.
Miss Mabel Sims, of Richmond. Va.s
was/a visitor this week at Lone Oak
and gave a piano recital to the atten-
dants of Lone Oak Academy on Mon
day morning.
home from Hamlet N. G..
Mr.. Johnnie Sims has been admitted
to Lone Oak Academy as a scholar.
Miss Eta Goode visited Mrs. Adkins
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. a. c. Rudd has gone South on a
business trip.
Mr.. W. 7. Goode has been unwell, i but
Mr.. William Sims spent Sunday With
Dr. Sims, of this place.
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The Week in Retrospcct.

The Week In Retrospect.
The week opened very pleasantly
/ with the Monday social at Woman's
CLUB. where Mrs. Motcalf. wife of Pro
tessor J. C. Nletcalf, of Richmond Col
1ege. read a clever and entertaining
paper on "Prefaces and Their Peculiari-
ties to large and much entertained
isludience.
An interesting Social event of Tues
day was the marriage of Miss Mamie
sHeison, of Chicago, to Mr. Blanchard
Forbes. OF this city. The ceremony was
performed in the home of the brides
1 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl c. Heison.
tof No. So Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,
1.-The Rev. E. Philips officiating.
Mrs. Emore D. Hotchkiss. Jr.. sis
ter of the groom, was matron of honor.
and Mr.. William P. Forbes the best
man.
Tuesday evening the second dance Of
the Tuesday german was given in Ma
sonic Temple. Mr. Thomas Pinckney
Bryan led. and a large number OF
couples participated In the pleasures of
i the evening, the ballroom presenting
4 a brilliant and beautiful scene. supper
was served at midnight, American
Beauties forming table decorations. and
the menu including everything that
was dainty and delicious.
Two weddings of yesterday. Mrs.
Basil Gordon'S to Lieutenant-Colon
George Barnett. U. S. Nj. c., and Miss
Baynio Taylor's to Mr.. Philip Max
Well Prescott, Jr.. We're of marked In
terest to Richmond people.
Mrs. Gordon was married at r. NJ,
f in Christ Episcopal Church, Baltimore.
! Her matron of honor was her siste:,
! Mrs. Muslin, bride of last October.
"A pleasant coincidence is recalled in
The fact that Mrs. Gordon attended
Mrs. Muslin and that Lieutenant Col
1 onel Barnett was best man on that
4 occasion.
Mrs. Barnett Will return from her
wedding trip to San Francisco and
J viii! spend the early spring at Wake
field Manor, before Joining her hl,s-
bard at Pekin. China. where he has
= been recently ordered.
Mrs. Prescotts wedding took place
also at r. Ma" yesterday ard ah.
was welded in Christ CHURCH., Norfolk
She is the daughter of Colonel Geors
Washington Taylor of Freemasoi
Street, Norfolk, and was a bridesmaid
st the marriage of Miss Louise Herbar;
of Richmond, to Mr.. Ira Branch John
son. She has frequently visited Nils
Lima Shields, who was one of her AT
PENDANTS.
She spent last summer abroad wit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-12
Petersburg Social News.
[spec,a, to The Times plspatch,l


PETERSBURG, VA. January IL
The Wednesday Music Club met with
Mrs. w. L. Drewry, and an attractive
program OF vocal and instrumental
numbers was well rendered by Miss
Venable, Miss Bessie Mann, Mrs. L. Il.
Sutton, Mrs. C. ID. Witherspoon, Mrs.
p. II. Drewry, Miss Mary Webb. Mrs.
=. L. NIcGill, Miss Whyte, Mrs Myer
Saal and Miss Lee Booth. By request,
Mrs. Speakman, Of New York, a guest
Of the club. sang Bohm's still as the
Night" and Gaynor's "Slumber Boat"
Other guests were Mrs. Charles I.
Lassiter, Mrs. Priscilla Bland. Miss
Watkins. Miss Machlin, Miss Anderson
and Miss Grigg.
Miss Mary Cameron and Miss Mary
Williams, of Richmond, are visiting
Miss Helen Cameron, at Mount Erin.
Z Congressman +. r. Lassiter, who has
been spending the Christmas holidays
in this city, returned to Washington
on Tuesday.
( Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Roper. who have
been spending the holidays here with
Mr.. Ropcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
lett Roper, have returned to Buffalo,
n Y.
The Leap Year dance at the River
side Country Club last Friday night
was one Of the most delightful enter
tainments of the season, and was very
largely attended, The dance was ar
ranged by Miss Margaret Gill and Miss
Nina Whitmore.
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Warrenton Social News.
ll[speoIal to The rlmes-pispatch.l

E55FSNL SpeClali 10 inc tIlIneS-OlspatcH.J
E WARRENTON. Va, January 11,-On
Tuesday night Mr.: and Mrs. James
at a very elaborate. dinner
Mr.. Arthur Anderson Is spending
several days this week with friends
and relations In, Cumberland, Nd.
1 Mr., John Colvin. who now holds a
very pleasant and lucrative position
with the Adams Express Company In
Washington. spent Sunday in town. #
Mr. Harry Ramey. who has been
his position there and has returned
to Warrenton and accented @ position
with tho Irnunuier National Bank,
Mr. ~. i; Wysr, who has s., been /! on
burg, has returned home. fs efEg l
Mr.. j. ID. Chamberlain, Of Baltimore.
lis In town for several days,
Miss Jane Graves of Hancock, Md
Is visiting at tho institute. After
Sunday she Will be the guest of Miss
Louise Evans for. several days. I,
day for New York, Where she vii be
the guest OF Misses Irene aud Louise
Nelson for some time,
Miss Elizabeth Gaines left TUESDAY Y,
for Washington. From there she WI !,
20 to philadelphia, Nav, York Mobile.
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brother, Mr.. CIV. Poland. of Char

brother, Mr.. Wv. Poland. of Char
lottesvlle.
'shirland." the home of Mrs. Jas. N.
Moon, near Glendower. has been sold
10 Mr.. Starrett, of I.onehurst, Va, for
the sum of 10000.
Mr.: D. II. Pitts left for Richmond
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Farrar returned
home on Saturday evening. after a
week in Richmond and Suffolk. Mrs.
Farrar left for her school at Boiling
Spring on Monday morning. and MFR.
Farrar returned to Richmond on Mon
Mr.. jonathan Pitts visited Richmond
last week.
Mrs j. III. Farrar has been quite sick
for several days.
Miss sene Watson returned to her
school at Guthrie Hail." on satur-
day.
Mr.. Preston Belvin. OF Richmond,
visited Scottsville this week.
Messrs. S. Il. Gault and Jackson Beal
spent Monday in Charlottesville.
Miss Parke Harris left on Sunday
for Richmond to resume her duties as
teacher at Highland Park.
Mrs. D. z. Powers and Mrs. j. p.
Blair, who have been quite sick, are
Miss Dudley staehln left last week
for Covington. where she will remain Il
short while, before leaving for Den
Ver Col.
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present society girl to nave
of
art or civic
OF
the MOTH
reyib ackng n
Flchmond
had
1T
hsai
lin which with him
nnents
immediately the fall
Of
the
a
o
society girls of the
dea
other sweet traits Of may
q
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Mrs. Barnett Will return from her
wedding trip to San Francisco and
viii. spend the early spring at Wake
field Manor before Joining her hl,s-
bard at Pekin. China. where he has
been recently ordered.
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Tickets may be procured from Miss
Binford. at No. 500 West Grace Street;
from Miss Rosalie Mines. Of No. 903
West Grace Street. or from MIR. Bin
ford, at No. III East Grace Street.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-09-17
Fall Trade Excursion

The fall trade excursion of the Wheel.
ing board of trade will be run September
20, 30, October and 2, and the special
train will be at Kingwood on September
80, about o a. m.
1t is expected that between 80 and "a
merchants, manufacturers, bankers, and
other business men ,of Wheeling will he
on the excursion To meet the business
people Of kingwood and show Wheeling 4
interest in Kingwood' strade and progress.
The Wheeling board of trade believes
that these excursions will promote bet
ter feeling between Kingwood and Wheel
ing and that the result will be OF material
advantage TO both towns.
The Wheeling party expects to meet as
many of kingwood's business men rs
possible in their stay, and will he glad To
see them both at the train and their
places of business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-09-17
Fellow sville.

correspondence OF &c Argus.
Several peop'' from here attend.
ed Watermelon u ~ at Independence
Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Bolyard Wis
ited their daughter, Mrs. A. h.
Simpson, Sunday.
Miss Nellie Sidwell gave a social
last Wednesday night. An enjoyed
pleasant evening.
Sanford Wolf aud brothers have
purchased a thrcshlng machine and
are dong good work.
y. Simpson, the contractor and
builder rs erecting a fine house for
John Huffman al Marques.
Miss Lillian Harvey has on her
tall millinery goods "A full line of
trimmed and untrimmed hats.
Henry Sldw,ll and daughter, from
Mount Rose. was the guest Of his
brother, ] y. S,dweil, last week.
Calvin Shahan and Miss Carmen
Simpson took in Watermelon Day
saturday aud enjoyed the day hne.
MISS Amanda Jones, of Grafton,
a former school teacher OF this place.
is visiting her pupils aud many
friends Tor few days.
Dr.. T.. +. Watson and family will
leave tins week for Parsons, where
he expects 10 locate. His many
friends wish him success in his new
held of practice. TIM.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-09-17
Ear.

CoHcspo' ieuce OF The Argus.
Farley Spiker called on friends
here Sunday.
Rev. +. 5 Wethers was in our
vicinity Sunday.
WIN Guseman, Of Morgantown, is
among friends here.
Miss Frances Guseman has gone
back 10 Glade Farms
Ms. John Shafer, of Guard, Md.
has returned TO her home
Mrs. J. II. Deal and Mrs. Alfred
Cupp are on the sick lis.
Frank Jedreys, Of Hdzelton, was
here on business Thursday.
Earl SpikeT's arm is improving
He is able to work some again.
Miss Berta Guseman was at Bran
donville few days the past week.
w. &. Smith sold a colt TO vii
Bishoff, of Morgans Glade, last week.
Ieander Reckart. of near Orr,
bought COW of Will Cupp last week
Isaac Guseman was a busines.
caller at the Bruceton mill Wednes
day.
Frank Sturgeon, OF Glade Farms,
was here Tuesday tying to bu,
cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Ringer, Of
Gusemap, visited at Ezra Kelley.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Csl Spikcr, OF BIuce
ton. were guests at !. A. Frank
houser's Sunday.
Miss Alice Guseman drove tc
Terra Alta Wednesday with her
aunt Mrs. John Shaffer.
j ]. Kelley, who attended lb,
teachefs examination at Terra Al.i
Fudsy aud Saturday, returned Sun
day.
S. Frank Kelley and son anc
nephew, Ralph and Paul Kelley, wer,
a, Br3adonvule Saturday on bust
ness.
Mss Pearl Shader and brolhe
Grata, Of Guard, Nd, visited wit
relatives here short time the pas
week.
Scott Kelley Of Terra Alta, haC
sheep weighed here Tuesday anc
started To- Lenox wth a drove Of 81
Fudsy morning.
Mrs. Hamilton Seese and chill.
drGn, e Dawson, Pa, are visiunt
with The formers parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. EInon Wolf
Mrs. W.. a. Guscmsn, ~ Nor
gantown, and Mrs. Dayton Forque.
and .ul daughter Lucy, Of Bran
d0uvilie. visited with relatives 10
our vicinity Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-09-17

J. J. Kelley, Of Ear. j. in town this
week.
Twenty-Five good envelopes for cents
at this Office.
Miss Elizabeth Wisner. of Morgan
town. is the guest of J. W. Watson and
family this week.
Miss Flcssie Montgomery, who has been
dangerously i'll with pneumonia, is inn
proving rapidly.
:. w. Shahan, merchant, and At
torney r. +. Parrack, OF Tunnelton, were
business visitors here Tuesday.
Ii is about this time of the year that a
glance at the coal bin is likely TO suggest
problem to the thoughtful man.
Adam Everts, of near town, gave Us
an agreeable call yesterday afternoon
and had his subscription 10 TuE ARcrs
extended another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. c. Everly spent Sat
urday and sunday i'm Grafton the guests
of Rev. III. c. Howard and family. and
are taking in the fair at Fairinont this
week.
There is n strong demand for dwelling
houses i'm kingwood and our population
would he considerably increased if all
the people who wish tn move here could
find suitable homes.
Hon. j. G. McGew celebrated his a5th
birthday Monday and says lac feels Jus,
as young as ever. His two sons, Rev.
George III. McGrew, ID. D., of Silver
Springs. Nd, and Maj. William G. Me
Grew, of Morgantown, were here for the
occasion. Mr.. McGrew looks hale and
hearty and TnE ARGUS wishes him many
more anniversaries
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-09-17
Organization Meeting!

The Democrats and all interested in
the success of the Democratic ticket. ART
requested 10 meet at headquarters, thirC
floor OF Browns book store, Kingwood
on Saturday evening, September 10, al
7:30, for the purpose of organizing &
campaign club.
Every Democrat is urged To attend
this meeting and assist in the organiza
ton OF this club.