The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-03

named places, Mountain Lake Parl
and Oakland. and it is probable tina
the Only Johns viii be successful il
this grand venture.
J. Nye Kiger come up from Union
town Saturday to spend few day.
here and near town with relatives
He had been at the above place with
the Pennsylvania State militia en-
campment. and is now prospecting al
Monongahela city.
Merchant S. A. Poster, of Nor,
gantown, drove over to Kingwood
Saturday, and stayed over till Tues
day morning, the guest of his cousin
Merchant Wilbur Poster. On Tues
day he and Mr.. Joseph jackson had
big fish in Daugherty's Run across
Cheat; and Tuesday Mr.. Poster
drove over to Browning's Dam, where
he will fish a few days, and thence
go to Mountain Lake Park. He is
off on two weeks vacation for the
benefit of his health.-Kiagrood
Journal.
Mr.. Grant Lazzell, of Morgantown,
came over on Thursday and return
ed Sunday evening. = Kingcood
Journal.
The following four personal para
graphs are from the Grafton Eagle.
Mrs. Col. Fairchild, of Morgan
town, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John w. Mason, near Thornton.
Ex-postal clerk II. c. Worthing-
ton is practicing law in Baltimore.
He is thinking of moving back to
Terra Alta, and opening law office.
Miss Lucy johnson, a charming
and yivacious young lady from Nor
gantown, is the guest of her cousin
and aunt, Mrs. Painter and Mrs.
Mrs. Hagana, of Thornton.
The ties which bind Mr.. and Mrs,
w. w. Tapp together were more
closely cemented, last Thursday, by
the arrival of fine little daughter
that was born to them at Webster
Both parents are delighted and Mrs
Tapp thinks she wouldn't give a
Whit for the whole world, now.
Mrs Curran Mendel, son and
daughter, Curran and Miss Mary, OF
Taylor, Texas, are guests of Mrs. f.
G. Lazier.
Miss Lucy johnson has returned
from her Thornton visit.
Profs. Wiley and Elliott are in
attendance at the West Virgins
Bar Association, now in session al
White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Ella Boyers, formerly OF this
county but now of Philadelphis, Is
the guest other frieuds Misses Ami,
and Fannie Hawthorne.
Mr., John Barbe, we regret to learn
has been confined to his home fol
several days nursing very painful
carbuncle.
Mrs. McGrew is at Mountain Lake
Park.
1t is his due that DIR. White
should be excused from delivering
sermons on Sunday evenings during
the hot wave weather, and we are
glad to note such action on the part
of the church trustees.
Gov. Wilson, Auditor Duffy and
State Superintendent Morgan, con
shutting the Board of Public Works
are on tour of the State for the
purpose of assessing railroad prop
erty, and will be in Morgantowr
soon.
Geo M. Chichester has returned tt
his home at Weston. Mrs. Chides
ter and little son will remain at hel
fathers hospitable home at Stew
artstown for some weeks yet.
Prof j. S. Stewart and wife, o
Morgantown, w. Va, were in tn,
city yesterday, and were the guest.
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jobes. Prof
Stewart is member of the facult,
of the University of West Virginia
-Saiem 70. J News. Mrs. Jobes wa,
formerly Miss Jennie Cooper, of THU
place.
Miss Lucy Davidson returned tt
her home at Bridgeport on Monday
after visit of several weeks will
relatives here. Miss Lucy made
many warm friends during her so
journ in our midst.
John Markee, of West Union, i,
spending few days with friends
here.
A daughter was born unto Mr.
and Mrs. David Chadwick on Sat
urday.
Miss Matte Boughner is visiting
at Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Anna Williams returned t.
her home in Wheeling Saturday
after pleasant stay here for two
weeks with her friend, Miss Is,
Hayes.
Robbie Ramsey, of Clarksburg, il
visiting here.
Prof. McGruder, of the Agricul
tural Experiment Station of thu
State University at Morgantown, i.
in the city, and is testing the water
grass, ETC., on G. Sheon's farm, Ran
kin Wiley and others, with a view
to the location of a creamery, which
Mr.. Sehon anticipates building
Point Pleasant Gazette.
A. J. Dick, who has held ceases
in the Government Printing Office a
Washington for the past two year
had brief interview with the Fed
eral bouncing machine last week ant
on Saturday returned to his HON,
here with his family. He will agail
work in McKinney's book office il
Palatine.-Inder.
Prof. John M. Weltner, long dis
tinguished as an exponent of tn
theory of perpetual motion, ha
abandoned his famous theory ant
and gone into literature. The It'll
of his work which is now completed
and forwarded to New York fol
publication is "The Authenticity o
! the Origin and Power of God Spe
culatively Demonstrated" The fun
damental proposition which Mr.
Weltner aims to demonstrate is tina
the devil is the mother of God
Toward this conclusion he bend
his energies. The work will doubt
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