The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-09-28
PERSONALITIES.


he will finish the study of law.-Tele-
gram.
Silas Burns, of Troy, Ohio, is visit
ing friends here. Mrs. Susan Burns,
Mr.. Elisha Coombs and wife and
Miss Emma Coombs are expected in
a few days.
Warren Dorsey and one of his chill
dren are Frustrated with diptheria.
This dreaded disease has made its
appearance in numerous parts of the
county.
DIR. Geo. B. Morris is in town at
tending to professional duties.
We noticed Hon. Jas. C. McGrew
in town last week.
Lieut.. r. NJ. G. Brown, of the U. S.
Navy, spent several days in town re-
Gently.
Geo. Cooper, of Mount Pleasant,
Pa, has been in town for some time.
Morgantown was formerly his home
and like all others who know it, en-
joys visit here.
Mrs. Maria Evans, Mrs f. Shisler,
Mrs. c. w. Finnell, Misses Annie
johnson and Gertie Hayes left for
Pittsburgh last week.
Mrs. Ellen Brown, of Kingwood,
mother of Mrs. Joseph Moreland, was
visiting that lady last week.
Mr. Elijah Day, of Wheeling, has
been visiting at Dr. Brooks for sew
eral days.
Miss SADIE Coil has returned home
after a visit of several weeks at Fair
mont. During the past two weeks
she has attended the day sessions of
the Normal School at that place and
expresses herself as highly pleased
with its general working, especially
the discipline, the teachers and pu-
pills. All the teachers have had large
experience, are efficient and popular
and their influence contributes no
little to the success Of the school.
Mrs, f. d. Basnett, of Warrington,
is visiting at VIM. Basnett's.
Ex-Judge r. W. Harrison, OF
Clarksburg, was in town on Monday
and Tuesday attending the county
court
His Honor Judge Fleming, wife
and little daughter have been in our
town during the last week and have
been enjoying the hospitality of their
many friends here. They returned
to Fairmont on Wednesday delighted
with their visit, fully determined to
make another visit ut some future
term of the court, provided the Judge
is reelected. OF course there is no
doubt but what he will be, for he is
the most efficient and popular judge
we have ever had and we hear the
people of all political parties express
a determination to vote for him. We
take it for granted that he will be
elected.
A. J. Jones, of Clinton District,
made us pleasant and profitable
call on Monday. He is an intelligent
and pleasant gentleman and we would
be glad to see him frequently.
Miss Mollic Potter, of Grant Dis
trict, is attending school at Wages
burg.
Miss Hettie Berkshire, of Ohio, is
visiting at Judge r. L. Berkshirc's.
Capt. Geo. W. McVicker and his
little daughter Maud, are visiting in
Wheeling.
II. NJ. Morgan, Geo. w. Johnson,
J. {. Wallace and j. j. Fitch, Esqs.
left on Wednesday to attend the
Waynesburg Fair.
VIM. Barb, of Grant District, gave
us pleasant and profitable call on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Price, residing near the
old paper mill, has been Frustrated
with typhoid fever for some time, but
is convalescent now.
w. ID. Guseman is, we are gratified
to learn, recovering from severe at
tack of fever.
Miss Ada Sloan, of Brownsville,
Pa, is in town, stopping at her ia
theirs, Albert MADEIRA.
NJ. B. Lemley, Esq, the clever pro-
prietor of the Continental Hotel at
Fairmont, has been in town for sever
al days, on business.
Our young friend II. J. Cole, of
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