The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-09-07

having accepted position as assist
ant engineer with a railroad survey
ing corps. Charley graduated at
the University at Morgantown in
the class of 1889 and possesses the
ability, energy, industry and earn
estness TO win success. We congrat-
ulate the company that secured his
services.-Moundsrflle Herald.
The popular Ice Cream man, Mr..
Kern, will close his parlors,
Sunday, and return to his home at
Morgantown. Mr.. Kern has many
friends and patrons who are sorry to
see him leave. He certainly has
made a success of his business while
here. He says he will return in the
Spring and will be glad to meet all
of his old customers-Grafton
Leader.
Miss Mary Semans returned to
Uniontown Monday.
Mrs. W. d. Chadwick, son David
and little Fred Lindsey left Satur-
day for Washington.
Miss Ida Williams of Morgantown,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Williams at Mrs. Mary Shaw's, yes
terday and TO- day.-King,cood Jour
nal.
The famous John Mckee, poet
laureate and eminent journalist, of
Pittsburg, has been here for several
days RECALLING men of letters with his
opinion and giving his views of vari-
Gus matters. He is the best known
man IN Pittsburg and from that place
toUniontown has a large circle of ac-
quaintances.
Rev. Will Davis and wife have re-
turned to their home at Boston, Pa
Mrs. Davis had been here for sew
eral weeks visiting her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Coombs, and was joined
last week by her husband.
Misses May and Gay Lawhead
returned this week from Fair
chance, Pa, where they have been
visiting. They were accompanied
by their cousin, Miss Eva Lawhead.
Miss Lulu Pickenpaugh has re-
turned from Fairchance, where when
visiting she became violently i'll.
She has not fully recovered
The orchestra has recently had its
number increased by the addition of
three winsome young ladies, namely,
Misses Kate Hogue and Stella and
Mamie Berkshire.
DR.. j. Wesley Webb is in town en-
route to Mt. Morris where he will re-
main for time. The Doctor is one
of the oldest and best preachers of
this conference and deserves to be
retired on a comfortable annuity
Mrs. L. V. Zoller and sons have
returned to their home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Zoller spent the summer here
with her father, DIR. Jos. A. McLane.
Sanford C. Morris and wife, of
Fairmont, are visiting Mrs. Sarah
Cooper. Sanford has disposed of
his blacksmithing establishment at
Fairmont and will hereafter sell .
patent fence in Pennsylvania They
will continue their residence at Fair
mont.
Editor w. II. Kent, of Denver,
Colorado, is visiting his daughter,
Miss Lottie Kent, at DR.. Whites.
We learn Miss Lottie will return to
Denver with her father to live in the
future. For some time past she has
been with DIR. and Mrs. White.
Prof d. b. Purinton, LII. d. of
the University, attended the 9th
annual meeting of Monongahela Bap-
fist Association that met in Union
town few days ago. The Professor
delivered an address before the asso-
citation that is spoken of by the pa
pers of that place as an unusually
thoughtful and scholarly one.
1t is with pleasure that we note
the fact that Miss Nettie Nye is
rapidly recovering from her recent
serious attack of sickness, now be-
ing able to sit up while each day.
Miss Myrtle Dorsey left on Tues
day for Clarksburg, where she will
visit Miss Lucy Steele.
Mr.. Robert C. Berkeley, Jr., is at
his old home here for short visit
before returning to the south, where
he is engaged in teaching. Mr.
Berkeley came to Morgantown after
landing in New York from Europe
where he had been for the past two
months on an inspection and pleas
ure tour. He was in France, Ger
many, Italy and England and speaks
in the highest terms of his trip,
which was assuredly most enjoyable
DR.. Fl. L. Clark, formerly of this
place, is now lecturer on Physical
Diagnosis in the Eclectic Medical
college of New York. His father,
DIR. Byron Clark has for number
of years been a member of the facul-
ty of that institution and is Pro-
fessor of the Theory and Practice of
Medicine
Mrs. F. G.. w. Ford is making a
short visit among her many friends
| III. dldtlue.
Hon. B. L. Butcher, of Beverly,
secretary of the West Virginia I'm
migration Society, was in town Mon
day night en- route home from Brax-
ton county where he had been on
business for the association, which
he says is in good running order, and,
with the necessary aid from our en-
terprising citizens, the State will
soon reap the benefits of it's labors-
Grafton Leader.
Raymond Staggers and sister
Miss Ida, of Waynesburg Pa, were
visiting their uncle, Harvey Staggers
last week.
Mr.. Thomas Mapel, of Cass dis
trict, is in Wheeling for few days
attending court as a United States
juror.
D. B. Waters, of Vaudeville, took
his little daughter to the deaf and
dumb institute at Romney on Mon
day.
Messrs. Imri Hunt and John A..
Douglass, of Bridgeport, spent Mon
dap night in town, while en- route to
Elkins. Mr.. Hunt is erecting a
house in the new city, and will soon
move his family there tarksbarg
Telegram.
Misses Jennie and Mary Semans