The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-24
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.


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Mrs. Lizzie Hare left on Saturday
to visit friends at Grafton.
Our young friend Hugh Hood re-
Gently spent day in town.
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Evans have
returned from Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Flora Fast was the guest of
relatives at Palatine last week.
Miss Bessie Wallace is visiting
Mrs. Dr. Casteel at Buckhannon.
A. J. Stewart, of Smithfield, Pa,
was stopping with friends here last
week.
Mrs. DR.. White and Miss Lottie
Kent are having pleasant time at
Atlantic City.
Prof. Brooke's family have gone to
Charlestown to spend the remainder
of the summer vacation.
Mrs. George Dean and children, of
Allegheny, are stopping with rela-
tives and friends in this place.
Mrs. Matte Humphreys, of Fair
chance, passed Sunday with her
grandfather, Mr.. Isaac Franks.
Mrs. Anna Richards will arrive at
home this week. after several weeks
spent with relatives in Massachu-
sets.
Mrs. d. c. Holmes, left for her
home in Washington last week af-
ter visiting relatives here for several
weeks.
Florence Wagner left Monday for
Uniontown, where he expects to Sc
cure position in the glass house.
Success to him.
Our excellent friend J. c. Cart
right was among our business callers
since our last issue. We are always
glad to see Commodore.
Mr.. +. NJ. Durbin, cashier of the
First National Bank, of Grafton,
spent part of last week among his
many old friends in Morgantown,
Chris. MADEIRA and family, of
Scottdale, Pa, who were spending a
few days with Mr.. Ms mother on
Front street, have returned to their
home.
Hon. James c. McGrew and Rev.
Geo. ii. McGrew, father and brother
Of Major w. G. McGrew, spent sew
eral days here recently with the lat
ter gentleman.
Mr.. c. 5. Howell, formerly well
known newspaper man of this State,
came up from Pittsburg on Satur-
day and remained with friends here
over Sunday.
George NJ. John will leave to-mor.
row for Philadelphia. He goes to
lay in fall stock, and will proceed
to Atlantic City during his stay and
spend few days.
Will Hilands and Will Humphrey,
who had been recreating here for
several days, returned to Allegheny
on Saturday, Mr.. Humphrey thinks
of becoming resi- dent) Of this
place soon.
George l. Neal, who was student
at the University and who has many
friends here, is practicing law in
Huntington and we learn is succeed
ing well. We always knew that
Neal would make his mark.
DIR. T. M. Hood started Tuesday
for the sylvan shades of Webster to
drink the health giving waters of the
Salt Sulphur Springs at Addison and
take rest and recreation during this.
the sultry season. Weston Demo
crdt.
Patrick Ryan, Esq, who has been
here for several months past and
mingled extensively in G. A. r. cir.
Giles, leaves this week for Crestoor
Ia, where for short time he will
visit relatives and then return to
make this his home.
Thos. M. Bebout was in town sew
eral days recently attending to some
business matters. Tom is now q
jolly tiller of Washington county
soil and prosperous one, too, and
he has friends here by the score who
rejoice in his prosperity.
Rev. o. NJ Miller, formerly q
prominent Baptist minister of this
State, student here and later Of
Washington City, is said to be dying
of consumption at Colorado Springs
He is young man of fine ability
and brilliant attachments.
Mr.. A. II. Henry, of Boothsville
was in town Tuesday on his way tC
Morgantown to accompany his
daughter, Miss Matte, on her re
turn home. She has been visiting
friends in the Modern Athens since
May last.-Fdirmom W. Tirginian
j. f. Peck, jr., was with us OF
Monday. He is engaged with Bard
Wells in surveying for Stuart WOOD
on the Sandy Side, and can give 6
thrilling account of an adventure
with RATHER, which had eleven rat
ties and button.-Logan Banner
Prof Myers of the West Virgins
Experimental Station at Morgan
town, w. Va, is making arrange
ments to have an exhibit of the APP
planes in his station at our Fair
showing the workings of the West
Virginia Experimental Station
Register.
A former cadet is now the Major
of the First West Virginia regiment
namely Robert A. Armstrong. And
our Mayor, heretofore the gallant
LIST Lieutenant of the Brown Guards
is the Lieutenant Colonel of the same
regiment. They are both valiant
soldiers and will endeavor to pro
mote military interests in this State
as was never done before.
Mrs. Z. b. Silverthorn returned
to Fairmont last Sunday night ant
has resumed her instructions il
music. She has rooms at Mr.. A. j
Stones on Quincy street, where she
: will be pleased to receive her friend.
and patrons. This lady is well known
! here as most accomplished musi
clan and successful Far
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A Guyandotte correspondent o
one of the Huntington papers says
Perry Hennen, our Marshal, is no
counting in favor of anybody, bu
when it is necessary he takes then
to Jail just the same. Our peopl,
ought to be proud of their Mayo