The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-27

in this place.
Frank r. Sapp was at Kingwood
Saturday on business.
Capt. Jim Neal, of Greensboro,
was in town Oh saturday
Dr. Morris is here and will remain
until the last of the month
Miss Rose Sweeney is visiting rel
atiyes at the Seminary. She will re-
main several weeks.
/ JAS P. Donley y at home again
after visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Yates, at Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Ida Mapel, OF Rosedale, who
spent the past winter at Chicago,
has returned to her home.
j That clever and enterprising mer-
chant of the Falls, J. M. Jacobs, was
here on business yesterday.
4 Mrs. Eliza Dorsey left Monday
for Asbury Park, New Jersey, where
she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kitchens, of
Mt Morris, have been visiting
friends here for several days.
| Charles r. MADEIRA, of Colfax, son
Of Mrs. Brand, who was burned out
at the Seminary fire, is in town.
Mr.. S. X. Minor, of Mt. Morris,
was among the number who added
their names to our list this week.
Judge Hagans and Prof. Hartigan
went to Uniontown yesterday to at
tend the funeral Of Col. Ludington.
Prof Wiley will go to Palatine
on Friday evening to lecture on the
popular subject, "Tbere Woman in
Mr.. d. L. Donley, who owns more
oil wells at Mt. Morris than any
other man, was in town few days
ago.
johnnie Myers was among the
number who dropped in on Satur-
day and advanced their subscrip-
TONS
District Attorney Sturgiss will go
to Charleston on Friday to attend
U. S. Court. He expects to be alb
sent a month.
That clever gentleman Deputy
Collector of Internal Revenue, L. 2.
Carr, was in town yesterday ON off,
cial business.
Mrs. Harvey Kohr, nee Miss Lutte
Ramsey, Of Washington, d. c., has
returned home after visit with rel
atives here of few weeks.
Mrs. Isaiah Warren, of Wheeling,
arrived here last Saturday and is the
guest of her brother, DR.. Jos. A.
McLane, and her son Eugene.
DIR. j. A. Jamison and Mr.. j. w.
Teter, of Arnettsville, were in town
day or two since. We acknowl-
edge favors from both while here.
There has been quite an improve
ment in j. E. Peck's condition since
last week. He is still very sick, but
turn for the better has occurred.
Prof. A. L. Wade and daughter,
Miss Lou, wi. go to New York to-
morrow to attend the centennial eel
ebration of Washington's Inaugural
ton.
Mr.. Asa Miller, of Rosedale, was
in town recently and favored this
office with his presence for short
time. Mr.. Miller is an excellent
gentleman.
Norval Kiger, who has been visit
ing his father and other relatives
near and in town for week or more,
departed for his home at Harrison,
Ohio, Saturday.
John I. Harris has declined the
offer of official stenographer to Rev
enue Commissioner Mason. This
clearly shows that John is prosper
ing where he is.
, Miss Laura Dawson has return
ed from Pittsburg where she has
been buying spring goods. During
her absence Miss Cora Donley had
charge of the business.
Miss Ada Selby, of Martins Fer
ry, Ohio, left for her home on Thurs
day, after a visit of several weeks
with relatives in the country and at
S. Huston's, South Morgantown
Miss Allie Boyers is at home. She
attended school at Beaver until with
in the last few weeks, when she has
been caring for her sister Miss Ell
tie, who had been sick at Hunting
ton.
Mr.. L. j. Collins, an excellent
young gentleman and one of the ris-
ing citizens of Battelle district, was
in town on Monday. The New Do
MINIoN was much pleased to meet
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. K. Shaffer spent
Saturday here bidding their old
friends adieu. On Monday they de-
parted for their new home in Wheel
ing where many good wishes follow
them.
A late issue of the Cincinnati En-
qnirer gives an account of wonder
full operation in tracheotomy per-
formed in that city by DR.. B. F.
Miller, who was brought up in this
county.
Misses Madge and Gay Brown,
two charming young ladies of Nor
gantown, were in the city yesterday
en- route to Washington, Pa, where
Miss Gay is attending the Seminary.
Sunday Register.
: E. H. Beamer, for some years past
a popular student at the University,
left last Thursday for Roanoke City,
Va, where he will clerk in drug
store till fall and then enter med
ical school in Baltimore to take the
course.
Captain Farouahar, of the i'll fated
war ship TrenIon, in his official re-
port of the disaster at Samoa, pays
Lieut. R. M. G. Brown high trib-
ute, and says that his skillful man
agement of the vessel was all that
saved the lives of those on board.
Mrs. Carrie V. Fleming, daughter
of Rev. G. G. Westfall, pastor Of the
Park Avenue M. P. Church, East
End, is now with her parents where
she will remain. She expects to en-
gage in teaching music, both vocal
and Instrumental for which sha 10 |