The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-09-21

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Lieut.. Richmond is again in Nor
gantown.
i Col. Fast and Bernie Morgan took
in the Wheeling fair.
| Joe Miller is the handsomest fire
chief in West Virginia.
| Miss Mary Zoller returned to her
home in Baltimore last Thursday.
Rev. j. B. Feather, of Knottsville,
was In town visiting old friends last
week.
| Mrs. Prof. Myers and Miss Irene
Myers have returned from a Wheel
ing visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. McGrew were
over at Morgantown this week
Journal.
Miss Jennie Wilson has returned
from trip to Europe.-Clarks6urg
Telegram.
Miss Anna Curtis, of New Madrid,
Missouri, is the guest of Prot. and
Mrs. Lorentz.
Lieut.. Wilson has been in town
for several days past. He will leave
for Atlanta in few days.
Prof. Wade left Monday to attend
Conference at Point Pleasant He
will be gone several weeks.
James A. French has returned
home from busy hustle in the
Buckeye state selling patent churns.
Prof Dolpha jackson returned to
Wheeling on Saturday, to resume
teaching in the Linsly Institute
Journal.
Miss Eva Kiger returned to her
home here Tuesday after visit of
three months at Bridgeport, Harri-
son county.
Mrs. Prof jackson returned to
Morgantown Monday, after spend
ing the summer at her old home at
Clarksburg
Jos. H. Hawthorne and wife left
this morning for Kingwood to visit
for few days before returning to
their home in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Baker re-
turned to their home here Monday.
They had spent their first two weeks
of marital bliss at Mountain Lake
Park.
Harry Layton, wife and baby, of
Pittsburg, have been in town for
several days past. Mr.. Layton is
ON the staff of the Chronicle Tele-
graph.
Miss Sallie Wigginton departed
Wednesday for Mechanicsburg.
Ohio, where she will be the guest Of
relatives until after Christmas
Inder.
Geo. l. Neal, Esq, prominent
young attorney of Huntington, is
visiting Edgar p. Rucker, Esq, at
his home in this place. Princeton
Journal.
Mrs. Prof. Brooke and children
have returned from Charlestown
where they had spent the summer.
Miss Ida Brown will not return I'M
til December.
Mrs. Finney and Miss Bessie Fin
ney left Tuesday for Allegheny,
where they will visit for short
while before returning 10 their home
in New York.
Messrs. Price and Davis, two pop.
ular students, returned Monday.
They have been on the new road
from Fairmont to Clarksburg with
an engineering party all summer.
Mrs. A. F. Downs, of Uniontown,
has been a guest at the Wallace
House since Monday. To-day she
will go to Georgetown to visit her
aged father and other friends for
week.
Miss Lewie Harvey has returned
from visit of several months with
relatives at Huntington and Hinton.
She was accompanied by her grand
mother, Mrs. Maj. Thompson, of
Hinton.
H. Stealey Dering has returned to
his home here for short recupera-
ton. He was one of the eight expert
operators of Pittsburg who were sent
to Johnstown during the flood to
work the wire for the press reports.
DR.. Spencer Morris, of near Mt.
Morris, was taken very sick last
Sunday night, and word reached
here on Monday that he was not
expected to live. We understand he
had been doing some work on his
farm Saturday.-Waynes6urg Re
publican.
Our good neighbor, Geo. w. Her
ring, of Valley, was making some
business calls in town Wednesday.
He reports new cases of typhoid fever
near Masontown as follows: Mr..
James Watson and his wife, and two
children of Mr.. Samuel Kirk.-King-
good Era.
Mr. Chas. E. Hennen, of Omaha,
Neb., who has returned to visit HE
parents and numerous friends in
Battelle district, is spending sever
al days in the Athens. Mr.. Hennen
is leading young man, and, we learn
holds a good position in large mer-
camille establishment of Omaha.
Prof. A. L. Purinton will start to
Nashville, Tennessee, on Friday,
where he will enter upon the dis
charge of his duties as Professor of
Chemistry in the University of Nash
vile. The Professor, as he always
does. has spent portion of his sum-
mer vacation here. His many friends
wish him a pleasant stay at his new
home in the south.
DR.. White is attending Conference
at Point Pleasant. We learn that
the reverend gentleman will not re-
turn as pastor to the M E church
here, though large majority of the
membership was in favor of recalling
him. An effort will be made to get
Rev. King. DR.. White was as learned
and able pastor as ever there was
here and his departure will be re-
GREETED deeply and good wishes fol-
low him wherever he goes.
DR.. D. P. Fitch, of Fairmont,
West Va, was here last Saturday,
the guest of his old friend and quon-
dam partner, DR.. G. c. Jacobs.
While he was here the two performed
a delicate but neat and successful