The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-10
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.
Pertinent Paragraphs Both Pleasing
and Personal.

Mrs. Pref. Myers has returned from
Mountain Lake Park.
Lieut.. Richmond is visiting st
! Cumberland. Nd.
Mr.. Thos. Rogers is recovering
from rather serious sickness.
Mrs. Frank Kinderman has been
quite indisposed for several days.
Miss. Rosalie Boughner is spen-
ding a few days with friend over
I Cheat.
Donley Rinehart, one of Waynes-
burg's popular Young men, is the
guest Of his uncle, Jas. P. Donley.
Joe r. Miller, the popular Nor
gantown cigar man, was in town
Monday on Clarks5urg
News.
In the absence of Circuit Clerk
Fast and his deputy John NJ Gregg,
Marshall NJ. Dent has charge of the
Clerks office.
Edward Gordon left for his home
at Huntington this morning, after
having spent the greater part of the
summer here.
Miss Ida Hilands and Messrs.
VIII Hilands and Will Humphreys.
all of Allegheny, are visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Jared Hagans and daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Painter, who had been the
guests of the family of DR.. Geo. w.
johnson, returned to their home yes
terday.
Governor Wilson has appointed
w H. Rude Notary Public for Mon
ongalia county. He will take depo
sitions, adjust pension claims file
vouchers DC.
Patrick Donley, Esq, of Mt. Nor
ris, was in town yesterday. He will
spend the greater part of the sum-
mer with relations at the Mounds
Vile Camp ground.
Professors Wiley, Elliott and My
crs were among the visitors at the
White Sulphur Springs last week.
The White Sulphur is one of the ia
nous resorts Of the country.
Mrs. d. j. Hopkins, accompanied
by her four children, of Minneapolis,
and Miss Matte Wiley, of Wash
ington, Pa, are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Buchanan
Mr.. L. A. Lindemuth, OF Wheel
ing, is in town and will remain for
several days In September he will
enter Mccormick Theological Semi
nary, Chicago, and will remain till
he graduates.
We learn that Mr. II. G. Stoetzer,
member of last years graduating
class, and an excellent young man,
will study Theology and enter the
ministry, Mr.. Stoetzcr will he heard
from in the future.
Miss Madge Brown, one of Nor
gantown's most beautiful and ae-
complished young ladies, aocompan-
led by her sister, Miss Gay, and
brother Guy, is visiting at Major
Hurst's s. Buchhannoa Banner.
Manager Grant is at Waynesburg
where he was called by some of the
citizens over there to endeavor to ar
range for putting gas in that town.
The probabilities are that the work
will be done by Mr.. Grants COM
pany.
Mr. George Haruer and daughter,
Miss Ida, went to Fairchance ,ues-
day. Mr.. Harner will return this
week, but Miss Ida will visit rela-
tives and friends at Uniontown and
other points some time before re-
turning.
Misses Lizzie and Maggie Jaquette
accompanied by Messrs. Taylor and
Rowse, all of Uniontown, spent Sun
day with their friends, Misses Mary
and Hattie Costello, Of Laurel Iron
Works, and attended Ghidren's day
exercises at Zion.
C. S, Howell came up from Pitts
burg few days ago to visit friends
for short time He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Amanda Laishley
and his two little daughters. Mr.
Howell is now in the employ of the
B d O. Railroad.
Mrs Adj Bane, nee Miss Vic
Price, Of Washington, Pa, was visit
ing her brother, John f. Price, few
days last week. She had also been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. Pugh,
and is now the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Ed Tough, of Cassville She
will return to Washington the last
of this week.
Mr. 0. S. Braun has shaken the
Dust of Fairmont from his feet and
sailed for the old world. He will
return in few months and locate
at Pittsburg Count" Broun became
very well known in all the surround
ing towns and began to be regard
ed as q fixture at the Mountain City,
whose citizens were very proud of
him.
Deputy Collector Frank Hay
maker, of Clarksburg, was here on
official business last week Frank
did some pretty good work for his
party and was recognized and re-
warded handsomely. He will make
a popular officer, and the only thing
wrong about Frank that we know is
that he's in bad crowd as long as
he stays in the G. o. p.
Prof A. j. Hare will leave here
August 90 for Mount Pleasant Pa,
where he has been elected principal
of the public schools of that thriv-
ing little city at a handsome salary.
The selection is good one Mr..
Hare is one of the most competent
educators of this state and has had
considerable experience in some of
our larger towns. He is sure of Civ
ing our Keystone neighbors good
work
The irrepressible and ever genial
t. P. Reay, of Morgantown, was on
our streets Tuesday talking oil to ex
Sheriff Carney. Pres. can take
poverty stricken farmer and talk
him into millionaire oil king in fif-
teen minutes In five minutes he can
convince him that he is located over
a great big sea of petroleum, and in
less than ten the farmer feels his
land actually rising and falling with
the gentle undulations of the oleag
nous fluid on which it foats.-Inder.