The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-10-05

ed to Washington.
Mary Protzman is visiting a
Faircaan5e this week.
Mrs. Joe NJ. Wood is the guest o
friends at Pittsburg,
Clearance McVicker has returned
home from his trip to Ohio.
| We are sorry to report N. N. Hoff
man no better at this time.
III. Stealey Dering has returned te
his telegraphic work at Pittsburg.
Miss Mary McCena, of Washing
ton, d. G. is the guest of Miss Mary
Ollie.
Z. H. B. Staggers, Esq, of tn,
Fairmont Bar, was here yesterday OF
business.
Mrs. lisa Kinderman will leave ths
last of this week for her home in
Cleveland.
Prof. l. c. White is in the Southern
part of the state locating oil and
gas territory.
Miss Bessie Wallace is in Pitts
burg visiting friends and attending
the exposition.
Mrs. Matte Koon nee Furbee, Of
Warrington, was visiting Miss Mary
Wade yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Ogden, of Fairmont, has
been the guest of Morgantown friends
for several days past.
Mrs. E. G. Allender departed fol
Beaver, Pa, last week to visit among
friends for short time.
DR.. j. Ed Hawthorne leaves next
week for Kansas City, where he will
resume his dental studies.
Miss Rebecca Evans has returned
home from her trip to Parkersburg
and Belmont county, Ohio.
Miss Cora Donley presides at
Miss Laura Dawson's millinery
store in the latter's absence
Mr.. Steven Jenkins, of Grafton,
spent a short time with friends in
the Modern Athens, few days ago
Mayor Fast and George M. John
went to Pittsburg on Monday on
business and to attend the Exposit-
ion.
Mr.. Dick McGeorge, who had been
confined to the house for some time
with sickness, is again able to be
out.
+. M. Hoffman, wife and little son,
Jim Blaine, are visiting N. N. Hof-
man, and other relatives near Cass-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Conn and
children, of Point Marion, were en-
tertained Sunday by H. c. Baker
and family.
Rev. Thomas A. Haldeman will
preach at the Battle Ground church
in Grant district, on Sunday, Oct.
ID, at 1870 a. m.
Miss Alice Altman has gone to
New York where she will teach mu-
sic during the next year. She will
be missed from here.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell, of Parkersburg,
and her sister Mrs. Frank Christy,
of Fairmont, were the guests of Mrs.
j. G. Wallace yesterday.
Mr.. w. S. Horner, the popular
Granville merchant, was in Lewis
county looking after some business
matters few days ago.
U. G.. McIntire, of Elk Garden, a
former student of the University
has been renewing old acquaintance
ships here for week past.
Mrs. j. P. Donley and Miss Lucy
Donley have arrived safely at Lin
coin, Neb. They will spend the
winter there with relatives.
Attorney Joseph Moreland and
Judge Berkshire were in Fayette
county last week taking dispositions
in the famous Bowlby case.
Lieut.. Brown, who has became IA
nous from his achievements at Samoa
last spring, was here for a short time
last week visiting his mother and
sisters.
Miss Cora Ogden, of Fairmont,
will go to Baltimore soon, where she
will take vocal lessons the coming
winter at the Peabody Musical In
stitute.
Senator Morris of Richie, a prom
inent lawyer and member Of the
Gubernatorial Committee. wis here
for short time last Saturday on
legal business.
DR.. Geo. M. Joseph and wife have
gone to Cincinnati where the Doctor
will complete his medical course
this winter. A pleasant and profit
able stay to them.
Misses Mary Evans and Kate
Pierce have gone to Baltimore where
they will enter the Woman's College.
This school is an annex of the Johns
Hopkins University.
Mr.. Harry Chalfant, of Lewis
county son of F. NJ. Chalfant made
his sister Mrs. w. S. Horner, of
Granville, brief visit returning to
his no 10 Yesterday
pov Il q w Ford ond foo;l,,
win move to their new work At
Masontown tomorrow The hest
wishes of host of Moroantown
friends follow them.
pov M wo+.rs hos ro4rr,od
to Boston He was ACCOMPANIED bv
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