The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-11
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.
Pertinent Paragraphs Both Pleasing
and Personal.

Mrs. y. U. Hall ana son Ed, OF
Fairmont, are visiting Mrs. Dr. John.
VIM. Anderson, of Uniontown,
Sundayed with his family on Front
street.
Lindsay Keener, of Taylortown,
was at his old home on the west side
last week.
Mr.. A. p. Stewart, who has been
visiting in Smithfield, Pa, has re
turned home.
Charles NJ. Shank, of Fairchance,
Pa, was smiling upon his friends
here last week.
Mrs. F. G. W. Ford who has been
indisposed for several weeks past is
slowly improving.
To that clever auctioneer Solomon
Frum, of L Ellington, we return thanks
for recent favors.
Mrs. j. +. Chenoweth, of Palatine,
and little son Jimmie are guests of
Rev. f. G. W. Ford.
Mrs. Margaret Brand, of Front
street, has been suffering with very
sore hand for some time.
Mrs. Prof jackson has returned
from visit of several weeks at her
old home at Clarksburg.
Hon. J. c. McGrew and wife, of
Kingwood, were here last week visi-
ting relatives and friends.
Capt. w. c. billiard, of Wheeling,
came down Monday to see his broth
er-in-law, n. n. Hoffman.
Our clever friend T. B. Wade, of
Dunkard, paid this office a very
pleasant call few days ago.
Among numerous prominent Penn
sylvanians in town yesterday was
John NJ. Garard, of Mt. Morris.
Col. Jos. Snider returned from
Parkersburg on Monday where he
had been visiting his son Frank.
Miss Rose Howe, who had been
sick for several days with diphther-
etc sore throat is rapidly improving.
Mr.. j. r. Miller will go to Chicago
tomorrow on a business trip, and
probably go as far west as Nebraska.
Mrs. M. ID. Reed, of Elk City, this
State, was here on visit to her son,
Stuart F. Reed, several days last
week.
The Rev. Mr.. Dryden, pastor of
North st. NJ. f. Church, Wheeling,
has been transferred to Portland,
Maine.
John Protzman, who is clerking in
a jewelry store at Mt. Morris, was
shaking hands with friends here
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Reamer, well and
favorably known belle of Mt Morris,
was the guest of the Misses Donley
Tuesday.
The wife of Gov E. Willis Wilson,
who was. Miss Nettie Cotton, of
Charleston, descends from Angus
tine Washington.
f. NJ. Grant has rented S. A. Post
ems new house on Wiley street and
will move his family from Foxburg,
Pa, about May 10.
Tom Lumpkins, of Newburg, and
Stephen Trimble, of Grafton, former
ly prominent Morgantown colored
brethren, weee here Saturday and
Sunday
Mr.. John Ridgway, the Vaudeville
merchant, was among the number
who favored the New DOMINION with
a renewal Of his subscription since
our last issue.
Miss Ella Berkshire, of Fairmont,
is guest at the home of her uncle,
n. Berkshire She came down Sat
urday to be present at the Gregg
Berkshire wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Moorhead and
Mrs. j. NJ Wood left on Tuesday
morning via Crows Ferry for Pitts
burg, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the week.
VIM. W., Of Louisville, and H, r.
Dering, of Indianapolis, came on
Saturday to attend the funeral of
their sister Mrs. Lindsey. A num-
Der of other friends were with them.
1t is reported that Capt. J. j. S.
Hasler, disappointment Clerk of the
Interior Department, and John T.
McGraw, West Virginia's Internal
Revenue Collector, will locate in
! Dakota.
Prof. A. L. Wade and daughter,
Miss Lou, who were present at the
New York Centennial and had since
been visiting at Philadelphia and
and Washington returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Arab j. Evans left this morn
ing for Omaha, Nebraska, where she
will remain for a considerable time
with her brother Col. Dudley Evans.
Before returning she will visit friends
in Indiana and Missouri. The NEW
DOMINION wishes her pleasant visit
in the West.
Mr.. VIM. M. Corcoran will return
to Morgantown tomorrow A short
time ago he went to Hot Springs,
Arkansas hoping the water and eli
mate there might benefit him some.
On Monday he telegraphed Mr. J.
{. Wallace requesting that gentle
man TO meet him in Cincinnati to-
day.
Miss Nettie Nye will go to Graf
ton on Saturday and the week fol-
lowing she and Mrs. John W. Mason
will 60 to Washington and remain
several weeks. The high official po-
sition Mr.. Mason holds will give
Miss Nye the entree to the "select
164,' and no fairer or more accom-
plished member will there be than
the bewitching beauty of South Nor
gantown.
G. G. Heiner, of the graduating
class of the University, has been APP
pointed by the President, at large, as
cadet to the West Point National
Military Academy. He will go in
June, shortly after his graduation
from the University. The next time
Mr.. Heiner attends the University
here it may be as commandment of
cadets. He will be eligible to that
position in four years.
DR.. Milliken, of Greensboro, sue
cessfully performed difficult surgi-
cal operation on Thursday last. The
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