The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-07

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Il Henry Otto, merchant tailor o
Pittsburg, and his daughter, wer
recently visiting his son-in-law, C. S
! Rogers, the photographer Of thi
place.
a The Bar committee il holdin,
nightly meetings this week, for tn
examination of those who wish t,
read law, and those who apply TO
i admission. Evans Dawson ant
Paul Mutt are up for the preliminar,
examination.-Genfus Of Liberty.
Mrs. w. p. Totten, of Oakland
Md. came down on Saturday to SCI
her mother, Mrs. Ellenor Brown, WHIT
ia in feeble health.
George Eavanson, the leading vic
linist of the orchestra, is said to b.
one of the best natural musicians o.
that organization and his improve
ment since belonging to it is sale
to be surprising.
I Harry r. Hayes, one of Fairmont'l
most competent typos, spent turkey
feasting day here.
Miss Lulu Pickenpaugh spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Hattie
Hough, of Fairmont.
Mrs. John Lewellen returned HON,
Sunday from visit to her parents
at Granville.
Miss Jessie Dent spent Sunday
with Miss Callie Dent, of Granville
Mr.. M. H. Daugherty, of Pittsburg
returned home on the "Blaine" Sat
urday after an extended visit to Mrs
j. N. Pickenpaugh.
i We are glad to see Misses Emma
and Jennie Graham out after being
several weeks confined to the house
with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Ben. G. Williams left for hel
home at Waynesburg Friday after
an extended visit with her father
VIM. Hoge, of South Morgantown.
VIM. Fordyce, Esq, of Clarksburg
has been here for several days in at
tendance at the bedside of his father
d. Fordyce, who is, we regret to state
in very poor health.
G. B. Lewis, of Pittsburg, was 9
Thanksgiving guest of his mother
and sister.
Mrs. Judge Raymond, of Fair
mont, was the gust of Mrs. H. S
Dering last week.
Prof Harvery returned from Pitts
burg Sunday. He had been having
his eyes treated by competent oc.
culist of that city, His sight organs
are materially benefited.
Senator W. G. Worley, of King
wood spent his Thanksgiving at his
fathers at Blacksmith He was here
a few days when returning. On poll
tics our Senator was very taciturn
even refraining from an opinion Of
when the Legislature would meet
Senator Worley is as everyone knows,
of the minority representation, but
he fights against many deceiving
measures brought up by his party
men. He is also one of the few Re-
publican members who do not be-
lieve in the use of Doodle for con.
trolling affairs of legislation. But
not word of politics would he utter
Mr.. and Mr.. j. w. Davis, Miss
Sallie Wells and Mr.. Bruce Watkins
came up from Morgantown yester-
day to eat their Thanksgiving turkey
with Fairmont friends.-Indcr.
Harry McKown has returned from
Wheeling.
Miss Madge Brown has returned
from a visit to Washington, Pa.
Boyd Wees, of Elkins, returned to
his home on Monday after a pleasant
visit of few days here. He is now
merchandising at the above sprightly
little city.
Hon. and Mrs. B. S. Morgan were
made happy on Tuesday of last week
by the advent into their home of a
bright, blue-eyed, bouncing boy
their first born. Congratulations
being in order, we extend ours with
a right good will, and our hope for
the young superintendent's future
could not be better than the wish
that he be as great and as good a
man as his pap.
Mrs. Belle Welton, nee Shay, for.
merly of this place, but now of Pied
mont, has gone to New York for a
visit of few weeks. On her return
she will make her residence at flair
mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Buchanan,
who have been for few days the
guests of the family of their son,
Rev. A. M. Buchanan, returned to
their home in Beaver county, Pa,
Monday.
Grove O'Kelly spent Sunday at
Fairmont. Madame Rumor some
times hits the nail on the head and
sometimes she doesn't, at any rate
we have delicately -scented missive
from that good dame bearing the in
telligence that Fairmont is to lose a
a bright, bewitching, beautiful belle
whom Morgantown will gain and
that Grove will figure in the trans
action.
Miss Lizzie Moorhead left on Tues
days boat for her home at New
Castle, Pa, after visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Prof. White.
Prof. Charles N. Finnell, princi-
pal Of the Palatine public schools,
spent Thanksgiving and the remain
der of the week at his home on Sun
nyside. 1t is with pleasure that we
note that he is very successful in
his work at Palatine
Mrs. Ellen Ross, of Bridgeport,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Kiger, and many other friends and
relatives.
F. M. Purnell, of Bellaire, Ohio,
is in town. corp" was one of the
most popular students who have
been here and after his long absence
from the scenes of his school days
he still finds friends on every hand.
His presence is good for sore eyes
and his hearty, friendly grip is a
sure cure for the blues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moreland
and Mrs. Jno. A. Ollie attended the
obsequies of Gen. Geo. W. Brown at
Grafton Monday.