The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-13

Pertinent Paragraphs Beth Pleasing
and Personal.
DIR. Morris spent Sunday at his
home in this place.
F. K. O'Kelly went to Pittsburg
Friday on a business trip
Thanks to f. j. Kern for courtes-
les extended this Office yesterday.
DR.. Dorsey P. Fitch and Will II.
Hall, Of Fairmont. were here last
week.
Felix Elliott, brother of Prof. FL
lott, has been appointed postmaster
at Kingwood.
Norval Kiger. an old Morgantown
boy, now prospecting at Hartman,
Ohio, is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Thos. Mapel. Of near Rosedale,
one of the leading citizens of our
county was in town yesterday.
Sanford Hall, Esq, one of Fair
ment's solidest and most substantial,
was in attendance at court here this
week.
Miss Florence Post, of Harrison
county, we'll known in social circles
here, is at present student at Mt.
De Chantal.
Among the numerous prominent
citizens Of the county who were here
yesterday, was Mr.. Jno. S. Hood, of
Louisville.
Mrs Eliza A. Dorsey arrived Tues
day evening from Parkersburg and
is now the guest of her brother, Dr.
Geo. w. johnson.
Jas. A. French has gone out of the
boot and shoe business and is en-
gagged at trimming buggies for Fair
child, Lawhead q Co.
Mr.. L. V. Keck has returned from
Ohio, where he was called by the
illness of an uncle. The latter gen
tleman is slowly recovering.
Chas. w. Mallonee went to his old
home at Grafton last Wednesday to
attend the wedding of his aunt, Miss
BERTHE Creel and DIR. Chas. Sinsel.
Mrs. Frank Jackson nee Miss
Allie Frum, of Warrington, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wright, of South Morgan
town.
Mrs. Lieut.. Richmond and Mrs.
DIR. Strauss, of Florida, will arrive
here about May and will spend
the summer with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Davis.
r. w. Dawson, rising young at
torney of the Uniontown bar and an
alumnns Of the University, has been
IN town for several days, the guest
of his grandmother, Mrs. Col. Evans.
Milt Protzman is nursing very
sore eye. While lettering a tomb
stone Friday small particle Of
steel from his chisel struck him in
the eye, making painful member.
The law irm of Neal, Neal u Neal,
has suspended business in this city,
and Geo. /. Neal, of said firm, has
accepted position in the law office
Of Simms Il Enslow.-Huntington
Times.
The Rev. Dr. w. r. White, of
Morgantown, who was here to assist
in the services at the funeral of Mrs.
j. F. Hough, Saturday afternoon,
remained until Monday. Vest Vir-
gilman.
The Misses Lewellen, who for
SOM. years past had conducted
dressmaking establishment in the
McGrew block, have removed to
Scottdale, Penna., where they will
pursue the same avocation.
The friends of Miss Eta Boyers
will be rejoiced to learn that that
lady is improving rapidly from her
recent serious attack Of sickness
and will soon be able for duty in the
class rooms of the Normal at Hun
tington
Mrs. Harvey Kohr, nee Miss Lutte
Ramsey, formerly of Clarksburg but
now of Washington, d. c., is visit
ing her mother at the Seminary.
Mrs. Kohr frequently visited here
previous to her marriage and was a
favorite in her circle.
Rev. Buchanan left Tuesday to at
tend the annual meeting of the Pres
bytery of West Virginia which con-
vened at Cairo that evening. The
session will continue for several
days, though the pastor will fill his
appointments at his church here
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. C. Sturgiss probably has
the finest collection of sea shells and
Florida eurios in town, which she
gathered herself in her recent south
ern sojourn. The array of fanciful
and beautiful articles is interesting
and delightful to those who have
made an inspection.
Dorsey Slime, foot-sore and weary,
played the prodigal return act last
week, having hoofed it from Green's
boro here. He took one trip on a
steamer down the Ohio as rousta-
bout and found that things would
be more pleasant at home and there
fore hailed this way
T. G. Pitzer, of Martinsburg, who
graduated at the Law School here
last year is candidate for the posi-
tion of Consul to Samoa. Hiss ppli-
cation is endorsed by some very big
guns and his chances for the APP
pointment are good. His friends
here wish him success.
We understand that Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer intends locating
permanently in Fairmont after the
close of the present session of the
Normal School, and will give in
struction in music as heretofore.
Her health has very much improved
and her many friends will welcome
her back.-Iader.
Miss Irene Myers has returned
from short visit to her old home at
Bethany. Miss Myers is the charm
ing sister of Prof. Jno A. Myers and
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