The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-11-23

feur PerusaI.
II Lee LawheAd left on Tuesday fol
Philadelphia to resume mis- clerkship
|. ia /. P. Thomas 4 Sons factory.
II James A. Brown, Of Kingwood was
, in town on business last week.
n Mrs. Jno. A. Ollie went to Grafton
. Monday to see her brother, Gen.
, George w. Brown, who is seriously
ill
Miss Ann Rogers, Miss Sarah
Rogers, Miss Lizzie Moreland and
the Messrs. Boyd, of Galva, Ill, com
posed a party going to Pittsburg
Monday.
Mrs. w. D. Guseman is visiting
relatives at Uniontown and other
points in the Keystone State.
j Charlie Mortified and John Kin
caid are working at Hukill's tank
factory.
Walter Hough returned to Wash
ington last Saturday Walters ge-
MUS has displayed itself in many
different scientific channels, this
year being directed in amatuer pho.
Biography. He secured several views
on his last visit Of all the points of
interest in this neighborhood and
caught several photographs of per-
sons.
| The Messrs Kirk, Kirby, and
Kinsley, who were so badly burned
this summer in coal mine at Of
fington, are all able to be out.
Luckily thrir burns have not dis
figured their faces much, but confin-
ed their injuries to other portions
of the body.
| Mr.. Richard NJ. Dorsey, of Dun
kard, Pa, was here few days ago
and made the New DOMINION his
annual call. We learn that "Dick"
lis prospecting nicely in Pennsylvania.
| Our young fried j. L. Higgins,
of Clinton district, was in town last
week. Mr.Huggins is highly pleased
at the result of the late elections.
James H. Davis, Harry B. O'Kelly
and Curtis r. Hayes went to Pitts
burg Friday.
F. X. O'Kelly and Col. Fast spent
the greater portion of last week in
Preston county threshing thickets
in search for the partridge and
pheasant. They made the trip pay
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. r. Evans have
returned home from their Chicago
trip.
Mrs. Oliver Fleming was visiting
friends at Morgantown Saturday
and Sunday.-Inder.
"Gabe" Holland went to Wheeling
last week to take situation in the
Mcclure House barber shop.
DIR. c. A. Sinsel, son of the late
Arthur Sinsel, of Grafton, is the
authorized physician for the b. 4 O.
company on the Parkersburg Branch.
Dl. Sinsel was at one time a popu-
lar student at the University.
Miss Lieu Baker spent a few days
with friends ON the Flats the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Susan Pomeroy, of Easton, W.
Va, who has been spending several
weeks with her two sons at Wilkins
burg, Pa. came up Friday on the
steamer, James G. Blaine, stopping
short time with friends in town
before returning home.
Miss Ida Bunner was visit
ing friends on the South Side last
week.
Mrs. Eldridge Austin, of near
Little Falls, spent short season
with N. N. Hoffman and family last
week.
THERE are always few people
whom the fool killer misses in his
rounds, the largest percentage of
them being people who know more
about running newspaper than
those connected with it.
THE tug Jesse NJ Bowel took 40
600 feet of lumber from the wharf
here on Saturday for Aubrey & Sons.
Brownsville. We learn that there
is too much of that class of freight
for the regular packets, they taking
all they possible can nearly every
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woods left
Tuesday for their home in Baltimore.
They had for a few days been the
guest of Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh.
DIR. L. L. Carr and wife, of Fair
mont returned home an Monday
after brief visit with friends here.
The Doctor thinks of spending
part of the winter taking post gra-
duate course at New York medical
college.
j. G. Wallace and w. W. HAYES
have returned home from Pittsburg.
Mrs. Silas McGraw left for Pitts
burg on the steamer Adam Jacobs
Tuesday to visit her daughter Mrs.
E. X. Porter.
Messrs j. W. McCay and A. G.
Baker left Monday for Little Falls
to be gone few days.
Mrs. Will Dean who has been
seriously i'll we are glad to report
improving.
Miss Callie Dent is confined to
her room with throat trouble.
H. D. McGeorge who has been ser
iously indisposed for several days is
again able to 60 about his home.
F. M. Hoffman, of Marques.
Preston county, is again the guest
of his brother, N. N. Hoffman.
To Mr. Calvin Lyons we are indeb
ted for late call. He is located for
the present near Masontown, Pres
ton county.
Miss Irene T Myers arrived here
last Thursday and is once again
domiciled at the pleasant home of
her brother, Prof. Jno. A. Myers and
will remain in Morgantown the re-
mainder of the winter. For several
weeks she had been the guest of rel
atives at Wheeling. She is most
cordially welcomed by her friends,
whose name is legion.
Mr.. VIM. G. Brown returned on
Tuesday from his tour fom the West
and Northwest. Mr. Brown is great
ly pleased with the country, cspec-
tally Washington State.-Kingcood
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