The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-11-02

John kinsiey, one OF the young
men who was 90 terribly burned in
coal bank explosion, near Ellington
some time ago. has so far recovered
that he is able to come to town.
We are glad to see him out again.
Mr.. James Henderson and. Mr..
John R. Reed, Of Philadelphia, have
returned home after visit of fort
night among friends here. Mr.. Hen
derson was formerly citizen of this
county and still has many friends
here He is the father of Mrs. James
E. Dent, of Granville.
Ex-Sheriff Hackney, of Morgan.
town, left yesterday for his home at
that place, after short stay in our
city.-Chasleston Gazette.
Lucian Hagans, of Chicago is
spending few days here.
Miss Anna Laishley has returned
from Pittsburg.
We learn that Mrs. Nellie Sweeney
Palmer, Of Wheeling, has gone to
Florida, where she will spend the
winter in hope of benefting her
health.
Mrs. Sanford c. Morris was re-
Gently visiting her mother in this
place.
Mrs. Judge Lewis, of Clarksburg,
has come to Morgantown to spend
the winter.
H. H. Ryland and John L. Roe
mer are the University alumni in at
tendance at the Allegheny Theolog-
zeal Seminary. Jno. A. Crawford
is also there.
Mrs. I. Pickenpaugh and daugh-
ter, Miss Lily, and Mrs. Geo. C..
Hayes have returned from their
Pittsburgh visit
Mrs. John II. Smith has returned
home after a pleasant visit with
friends at Beaver Falls, Pa.
Miss Mamma Donaldson returned
to her home at Laurel Iron Works
on the oath, after spending the sum-
mer at Scottdale, Pa.
Mr.. Benjamin Core and daughter
Martha, who were guests of Ira Bal
ley and family last week, returned
to their home near Dolls Run Fri
day accompanied by Misses Mary
Core and Alice Bailey.
Mr.. Thomas F. Smith took in the
Modern Athens last week returning
to his Worthington home Friday.
James W. McGraw, of Dunbar,
Pa, is visiting his father, Silas Nc
Graw, of Front street
Miss Mary Michael, of White Day,
was the guest of Miss Cora l.. Hoff-
man Wednesday,en route to Randall
where she will visit the family of
Michael Shively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Baker have
removed to South Morgantown for
the winter. Next spring they will
go to housekeeping in the house on
Spruce street recently purchased by
Mr.. Baker
Mrs. Harvey Staggers returned
home Monday after very pleasant
visit among friends at Cheat Neck,
Rev. A. d. Perry, successor to Rev.
FIG. W. Ford as M. minister on the
Morgantown circuit, is now a full
fiedged Knight Of Pythias, having
had the three ranks conferred upon
him by Athens Lodge No. Sc, of this
place.
Miss Irene Myers will return to
Morgantown the last of this week.
Mrs. Will. Kitchens, of Mt. Nor
ris, has been the guest of relatives
here for several days.
C. B. Lewis, late of Clarksburg,
but now of Pittsburg, was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. t. M. Jackson,
day or two last week. "Cab" has
his office at SO Diamond street.
Frank R. Sapp, after a diligent
term as station baggage master at
this place, will leave that occupation
the last of this week and go ON the
F., M. Il P. as brakeman. George
E. Vangilder takes the place vacated
by Mr.. Sapp. There are now several
young Morgantowners who have
made railroad men of themselves.
Mrs. Prof. Geo. D. Purinton will
leave for her home at Columbia, Mis-
souri,, next Monday. She has been
here for some months with her par
ents. Her father Daniel Fordyce,
ESQ.,, has been sick for quite time
and is not now improving very en-
couragingly.
DIR. P. H. Strusz, of this city, has
been appointed on the Board of Med
ical Examiners for the Fifth Judi
cial Circuit. This is quite COM
pliment to our city, and the honor
rests on able shoulders. The Board
consists of three members, and DR..
Strauss is the youngest.-Palatka
Fla. Herald. DIR. Strauss married
Miss Ida Davis, of this place, and
was once student here
Harry Wells returned to Pitts
burg Tuesday. He clerks at
Durr's European Hotel. Mr.. Durr
now employs four former Mononga-
lians, namely, Ed Porter and Clate
Jolliffe at the bar, Brice Jolliffe,
clerk in the cigar store and Harry
Wells clerk in the hotel.
Mr.. GeoR. Dering left on Monday
for his home in Anderson, Indiana.
He was accompanied by his brother
Mr.. E. W. S. Dering who will make
a visit there.
W. W. Dering returned to Louis
vile on Monday. He was accompa-
MED as far as Wheeling by his
mother, Mrs. F. A. Dering, who will
spend few weeks in that city and
then go to Parkersburg for visit.
H. B. Watkins spent Sunday with
his friends here.
o. q. Morgan came up from Jean
nette, Pa, Saturday, and remained
until Monday morning.
Mr.. M. L. Snyder. of Pittsburg,
returned home yesterday after short
visit at his old home in Grant Dis
trict. He is son of Mr. Elisha Sni-
der. While here he took number
of orders for fine dress shirts for our
bloods, asplendid line of which he
handles.
To John Wolf, G.. W. Walker, Pc
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