The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-09-14

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Prof Myers is in Washington o
official business.
Il Mrs. d. Clark Hoffman is yisitin
in the Nail City.
DIR. 2. K. Brown is visiting DIR.
L. Brown at Weston.
Mr.. j. w. McCay passed Sunda
with friends at Smithtown W. Va.
Rev. Lewis A. Core preached
very able sermon at Cassville on las
Sunday.
| Mrs. Jno. A. Myers and Mis-
Irene Myers are attending tn
Wheeling fair.
4 Miss Daisy Hogue, of Wheeling
is visiting here the guest of Mis-
Maggie Morrow.
i F. NJ. Hoffman spent y few day
with his brother last week, who i
no better.
/ Uncle Maddy Mcvicker is tn
guest Of friends in the metropolis O
the Mountain State.
| Prof. Simon L. Boyers spent tn
greater part of his vacation will
relatives in this county.
Miss Cora Hoffman was circulat
ing among relatives in Clinton dis
trict few days ago.
Miss Matte Boughner, of Palatine
is the guest of her grandmother
Mrs. Louisa Boughner.
John Markee, last year studen
here has been here looking after
claim struck at that time.
Charles Edgar Brown, of Cincin
natl, was here last week paying
visit to his mother and sisters.
Misses Hattie and Mary Costello
of Cheat Neck, were guests of friend
in South Morgantown last week.
Miss GayBrown returned to schoo
at Washington, Pa, yesterday. Sh,
was accompanied by her mother.
Willard Pell will leave next Mon
day for Boston University. He viii
go from Baltimore by coast vessel
Walter p. MADEIRA returned t.
Pittsburg Tuesday morning after .
pleasant vacation at his old HON,
here.
The report that p. Shafer woult
not return to school seems to be pre-
mature, as he is here and attending
school.
Evans Harris, who has been al
Uniontown for some three weeks
past, returned to his home near towr
Saturday.
Judge Hagans is holding court al
Clarksburg, this being the time Of
the regular term of the Harrison cir
cult court.
Mrs. Jas. p. Donley and daughter
Miss Lucy, will depart in few days
for Lincoln, Neb., where they will
spend the winter.
Prof. Thomas M. jackson, of the
University, was on our streets Tues
day, looking as handsome as ever
Grafton Leader.
Mrs. Lucy Dering and daughter
Oracle, are visiting in Pittsburg
having left Mountain Lake Park for
that place Monday.
Misses Una and Lucille Robinson
returned to their home in Fairmont
yesterday. Mrs. Robinson had re-
turned the previous Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Bell are
visiting relatives in Wheeling. Major
is lover of good turf flying ex-
hibition and of course will attend
the fair.
Miss Ida Harner, who has been
visiting Uniontown, Fairchance, and
other parts of Pennsylvania for the
last month or two, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Job S. Swirdler, of Alma,
Neb., is visiting at John S. Swind-
lers in Union district. She will visit
friends in Morgantown before re-
turning to her western home.
Rev N. M. Waters left Tuesday
for short visit to his old home in
Preston county before returning to
Boston, for which place he will de-
part on Thursday of next week.
Jos. H. Hawthorne, of Kansas
City, is visiting here, and will re-
main for few weeks, when he and
Mrs. Hawthore will return to their
home. The lady preceded him here.
d. Sherman Gutherie has severed
his connection with the Kingwood
Era and now is engaged in the meat
business. He is succeeded by Bruce
Burke, late of the Terra Alta Times.
Mrs. Lucy Dering has declined the
appointment to the music department
of the Normal, and that position is
therefore still vacant. The execu-
tive committee hope to be able to fill
it soon.
Mrs. Gustave Kaiser, wife of the
book-keeper at the Experiment Sta
ton, will leave tomorrow for New
York, when on Saturday she will
sail for Denmark, her former home,
to spend the winter.
Miss Susie Moore spent the sum-
mer at Minneapolis and other north
western cities with relatives, and is
now back at Mt. Holyoke College, in
which institution she is at the head
of the musical department.
Miss Name Morrison left Monday
morning for her home in Pittsburg.
She had been here for the summer,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. V.
Keck. She is also member of that
most happy crowd, the Hilarity club.
Miss Dora Dorsey left on Monday
for Pittsburg. She will take a
course at a stenographic and short
hand school, and otherwise prepare
herself for that profession. She is
lady of ready talent and is sure to
become proficient in the art.
Mrs. Lou Woodbridge left few
days ago for her home at Paris,
Monroe county, Missouri She had
been the guest of the family of Alex.
Hess, Esq, for three months previ-
Gus. She is native Monongalian
and, like all such, is most pleasant
lady.
Prof. Brooke spent his vacation
by taking 300-milc horseback ride
from Clarksburg through the inter
inr of the state md ounr tho mort h :