The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-31
FONTS ABOUT PEOPLE.


II
and Personal.
Miss Bessie Harvey is the CUES
of the family of Maj. J. C. Anderson
at Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Madge Brown has returned
home from a protracted and enjoya
BILE visit with friends at Buckhan
non, Oakland and Fairmont.
Miss Cora Donley has been max
ing havoc with the hearts of Fair
mont SWANS for the past week.
Miss Hattie Williams made thi.
place short visit last week.
Mrs. Ben. G. Williams, of Waynes
burg, is visiting her old home il
South Morgantown and will remain
for several weeks The lady was ae
companied by her husband, who re
turned after day or two.
Denny Smith, handsome as ever
was mingling in the circles here in
which he is so popular a few days
ago.
Miss Nellie Donley and Miss
Maggie Hatfield, of Waynesburg
and Mt. Morris, respectively, came
over last Friday to visit the Misses
Donley. Miss Hatfield returned on
Tuesday, but Miss Donley will con
tinue her stay for another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AID Balm, nee Miss
Vic Price, were here last week en-
route to their home at Washington
Pa. after a visit of several weeks
with relatives here and in different
sections of the county. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Edward
Tough, Mrs. BIS. sister, of Cassville
who will be their guest for a short
period.
Miss Fannie Steady, reignine
Clarksburg belle and popular in
social circles here, who spent the
season with the Hilarity, left for her
home Saturday.
Prof. Elliott went to Kingwood on
Monday to spend a few days with
friends. He will go from there to
New York next week where he will
spend year in Columbia Law
school which is the greatest of its
kind in the country.
DR.. White is absent, being at
Buckhannon attending the meeting
of the board of trustees of the Nj. f.
conference seminary.
Walter MADEIRA and O. Y. Morgan
expect to return to Pittsburg to-
morrow.
Deputy U. S. Marshall W. j.
White spent last Sunday in town.
Mr.. White is a Monongalia boy and
was for number of years student
at the University. He has many old
friends here who were glad to greet
him again.
Mrs. Anna Richards has returned
home from an extended visit with
friends in Massachusetts.
Miss Mary Casselberry will leave
in few days for Osceola, Iowa. At
that place she will be the guest of
Mrs. M. L. Temple and Mrs. VIM.
Hyland. Her visit will be Of several
months duration.
We learn that G. M, Chidester,
of Weston has gone to Kansas on
business.
Mrs. Mary Kelley spent Sunday
with friends at Laurel Point.
Mrs. "Gus" Dudley, ofTerra Alta,
w. Va, who was visiting her son,
Fred, and Mrs. Edward Selby, return
ed to her Preston county home Mon
day.
Miss Lou Baker returned home
from Little Falls, last week.
Miss Alice and Tida Bailey, and
Linnie Allender, have returned from
a pleasant visit with friends at Graf
ton.
Prof. V. w. Leavitt who is well
known here, has lately been very ill
at his home in Wood county. He
expects however to return to Chatta-
nooga this week
Messrs Harry and Lucian Hagans
returned to their respective homes in
Indianapolis and Chicago on Mon
day, after spending the summer va
cation here.
Mr.. E. H. Anderson returned to
his home at Emporia, Kansas, on
Monday after a pleasant stay of five
weeks with his friends in Morgan
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Richard
son, who were visiting here, have
returned to their home in Missouri.
Their many friends would be glad
to have them come to Monongalia
more frequently.
Our clever friend Larkin Dunn, of
Union district, was among our bust
ness callers on Monday. Lark is a
sterling Democrat and one of our
solid citizens. He is engaged in the
timber business at this time.
Mr.. Charley Powell, of the Fair
mont Bar, was here on Monday in
the interest of some of his Monon-
gala clients.
Mr.. S. G. Stewart, of Grant district,
and ron Roy was in town Monday
We learn that G.. w. Stewart, of
Arnettsvi,le, will start Thursday for
Illinois. He will teach school at
Woodside near Springfield this win
ter
Judge T. Perry Jacobs will hold
the court which convenes here Octo-
Der s. Judge Hagans will hold
court in Tyler county at that time,
the two jurists exchanging benches
for the reason that each is interested
as counsel in cases at the term in
his own circuit.
We are glad to report that Miss
Belle Fleming has about recovered
from the serious injury she sustain
ed some weeks since by her fall on
Cheat river hill.
Mrs. E. X. Stevens and Miss Ella
Williams, who had been visiting
Mrs. Prof. Myers for several weeks,
left Monday for their home at Lex
ington, KY.
Charlie Durbin has not "stumped"
his toe for a week. It's a girl
Grafton Leader,
Mrs. Lawrence Sands, nee Miss
Genie Wagner, of Wheeling, is the
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