The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-07-20

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Luther McElroy is clcrking at the
Farmers store
DIR. Turner left on Monday for
Jefferson County on a business trip.
w. j. johnson came here last week
to see his little daughter, Anna, who
had been sick. The little girl is
now improving rapidly under the
skillful treatment of DIR. Fitch.
Will is now running large stock
farm in Athens county, Ohio, and
left for there to-day.
Miss Mary Zoller will next week
go to Steubenville, Ohio, where she
will be the guest of her cousin, Miss
Lizzie McLane.
Jas. Odbert had severe attack
of sickness at Smithfield last Thurs
day, from which he has not recover
ed. He was brought home next day.
His condition is not regarded as
serious. The cause was a slight sun
stroke.
Mrs. Finney, with her daughters,
Miss Nellie and Bessie, arrived here
on Saturday and will spend several
weeks here, the guests of Mrs.
Hough.
Miss Laura Young and Miss Cal.
lie Curtis, two very accomplished la
dies of West Liberty who had been
visiting here since the session of the
State Teachers Association, returned
to their home Monday.
Milt Hirschman is off for trip of
several weeks duration in Philadel
phia, New York and some of the sea
side resorts.
Rev. j, b. Wallace, of Kingwood,
preached in the Presbyterian church
here morning and evening Sunday.
Rev. Buchanan filed the former gen
tleman's pulpit the same day.
Mrs. Yates, Of Columbus, Ohio,
who had been visiting her mother,
Mrs. John Parfit, has gone to her
home, and Mrs. Doty, another
daughter from the same place, has
arrived. Miss Birdie Parfitt, a
grand daughter, of East Liverpool,
Ohio, also arrived on Saturday.
Mrs. Parfitt has been great sufferer
for several years from a cancer On
her face and we regret to say is quite
low at this time.
Pension agent G. F. Callahan, of
Youngstown, o., obtained hand
some pension of 1922 per month for
Richard Jobes, of this city, who was
private in Company |, 23d New
Jersey Infantry Volunteers.-Sdicm
! (Ohto) Ne,cs. Mr.. Jobes is the hus-
band of Miss Jennie Cooper. Both
have our congratulations upon their
good fortune.
Miss Cora Hoffman returned home
Saturday from apleasant visit to the
Nail City.
f. M. Hoffman, of Marques, w
Va, and VIM. M. Sears, of Keifers
Vile, Ohio, arrived here Sunday be
ing summoned by the serious illness
of n n Hoffman
Hugh MADEIRA returned on Satur-
day from visit at Grafton, Oakland
an other points.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill left Tuesday
for Beaver, Pa, where he will spend
the summer. Mrs. Whitehill and
the children preceded him sever a.
days.
Jno E. Dent has come home from
ewbnrg and may remain. He has
been at Newburg for four years.
Clarence B. Ollie left Monday fol
Deer Park, where he will visit rela
tives and friends, and in few days
will join a private excursion party
with Lieut.. and Mrs. Brown, Hon
H. G. Davis and family, Hon. S. b
Elkins and family and other friends
and proceed to Luray, Virginia
where they will revel in the beauties
of that region of caverns.
Mrs. John L. Harris, nee Miss
Lizzie Lazier, of Parkersburg, ar
rived Oh Monday and will visit hel
old home for several weeks. Hel
hosts of good friends are all glad tt
see her.
j. Y. Brallier, of Somerset, Pa.
was recently the guest of his friend
C. Russell Huston.
Miss Amy Huston, of Somerset
Pa, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S
p. Huston.
Mrs. A. Bowers and children ar,
visiting friends at Waynesburg.
/ p. A. Shaffer was badly bruised
by fall from his wheel ON Frida,
evening.
Prof. Hodges has gone back tt
Huntington. He is a large shar
holder in the corporation there tina
will soon begin the publication of
new daily paper.
, DIR. d. p. Fitch assisted by tw,
other physicians of Fairmont per
formed surgical operation for tn
cure of an abcess of the spine of
patient few days ago. The oper
alton was successful.
Mr.. A. j. Wilkinson, of the Graf
ton Leader, was here to attend tn,
meeting of the State Educationa
Association last week We were
pleased to meet him.
Miss Ida Anderson, of Newburg
who for several weeks. past had beer
? the guest of her friend, Miss Emm.
Boughner, returned to her home OIL
Saturday.
Miss Mile Clark returned to he
home at Kingwood Saturday aftel
having been the guest of Miss Fan
ME Hawthorne for few weeks.
Athens Lodge X. of p, of thi,
place. was honored on Friday even
ing by visit from Grand Chancel
lor j. w. Mather, of Parkersburg
who gave the boys some instruction,
and installed the recently elected
officers for the ensuing term. Al
the Knights were glad to see thei
distinguished superior and made hi!
stay quite pleasant.
Miss Carrie Core, of Elk Garden
is visiting Miss Myrtle Dorsey.
Will Kitchens and f. E. Beatty
of Mt. Morris, paid Morgantown ,
visit last week after extensive pros