The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-17

Pertinent Paragraphs Both Pleasing
and Personal

Pertinent Paragraphs both Pleasing
and PERSONAL
We are glad to see tfr tohb Barbe;
again on our streets.
Miss Alice Bailey and sister are
visiting friends in Grafton.
S. D. Hirschman has gone east TO
buy his fall stock of goods.
Mrs. Joseph Hawthorne, of Kan
sas City, is the guest of relatives
here:
Miss Irene Myers, after an illness
of the past two weeks, is again able
to sit up.
II. p. Rhoads spent short time
here few days ago the guest of
Mrs. Dawson.
OF. Morgan is up from the Smokey
to spend few weeks with relatives.
OIL has many friends here.
Lieut.. Avis and family returned
Saturday from vacation visit at
Clarksburg and Oakland.
Mrs Judge Boyd daughter and
sons, of wheeling. are spending most
of the heated term on cheat.
Mrs. DIR. Hartigan has returned
from Mountain Lake Park, aud is,
we regret to say, indisposed.
DR.. James Way and wife, of
Waynesburg, are spending the sum
mer in the White Mountains.
Mrs. NJ. d. Helmick and two chill
dren, of Independence, are visiting
Mrs. HIS mother Mrs. Dawson.
Mrs. Geo C.. Steele and children
are at Buckhannon visiting relatives.
They will remain several weeks.
Prof aud Mrs. Stewart arrived
home Friday, after spending the va
cation in touring the Buckeye state.
Henry Zoller, Esq, of Baltimore,
after week spent here with his
family, left for his home Thursday.
Mrs. Prof. Wiley and Mrs I. r.
Evans and son James are spending
a few days at Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. Frank Woods, who has been
in the North during the summer, for
his health. is now at Lake Placid, in
the Adirondacks.
Capt. Phil Shatfer, of Tunnelton,
has rented cottage at Mountain
Lake Park, and is rusticating at
that place.-Argus.
Miss Matte Wiley, of Washing
ton, Pa, who has been visiting, her
sister. Mrs A. NJ. Buchanan, return
ed to her home last week.
II. II. Emmert was here a part OF
last week and was examined for The
law by Judge Hagans. He proposes
to hang his shingle to the breezes at
Winchester, Va.
Prof. r.. w Tapp, principal OF
Morgantown Public Schools, and
brother of w. w. Tapp who is well
known here, was in town Saturday.
-Grafton Leader.
Squire Shay, who has been recu-
perating at Long Branch and Allan
tic City for several weeks, returned
home last Saturday much improved.
-Keyser Tribune.
Our clever friend j, M. Hawkins
and son, of Reedsville, passed
through here short time ago en-
route TO Rivesvile, to visit his sister
Mrs. Prickett, who is quite i'll.
S. L. Adams, of the well-known
firm of Louis Delaplaine and son, OF
Wheeling, was on his periodical visit
here last week. Sam is one of the
most popular travelling men tina,
comes here.
Attorney |. G.. Lazzell, of Morgan
town, spent several days in town last
week. Grant seems to have an i'm.
portant ease over here, and presses
the suit with vigor -Kingwooo
Journal
Clark Hamilton, who is now EN-
ployed by business firm in Wheel
ing, came up home Sunday. He
spent part of the day at Clarks
burg. Some one intimated that there
is an attraction out there for Clark
Grafton Leader.
Prof. A. X. Whitehill was in town
a few days last week and succeeded
with all arrangements to have his
new house begun at once. He with
his family will return for the school
year Sept. |, though the building
will not be completed before Oct. l.
John Guseman, who years ago left
here to go into the signal service
and served in that capacity in Alas
ka for several years, but recently il
business at st. Louis, is going to
make long visit to his old home
here this fall.
Miss Gay and Master Guy Brown
who had been for several weeks al
Buchanan, arrived at home ON Fri
day. Miss Madge Brown, who ac
companied her sister and brother
has extended her visit to Oakland
where she is now enjoying the
pleasures of that famous resort.
Rev. Buchanan and family lief,
Tuesday for Beaver county, Pa,
where they will spend two-weeks'
vacation with Mr.. BIS relatives
During his absence the Presbyterian
church will be closed, but Prof. Rev.
nolds will fill the appointment al
Sugar Grove next Sunday.
L. D. Sisler, formerly clerk al
Oliphant and teacher of the White
Rock school, now employed at the
steel works Of this place, is said to
have wheeled 3,100 pounds of iron
on a common wheel barrow. This
knocks the persimmons.-Uniontowr
Standard. This is the identica
Napoleon Bonaparte" who was once
a popular student here.
Congressman VIM. L. Wilson, nov
in England, writes to friend il
Washington that he has attended {
session of the House of Commons
and was not particularly impressed
either by the speeches he heard o.
by the appearance of the hall, which
he says, is not as large as that o
the United States House of Repre-
sentatives.
DR.. A. B. Mason, of Monongali,