The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-07-18


his aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Rhoar who
died on the 7th. inst. of spinal men
nights after an illness of but few
days.
Mrs. Lee MILAN left Thursday to
join her husband in the East.
Mrs. Sam X. Nuzum, of Fairmont,
was the guest of friends in town re-
Gently.
Miss Florence Shipley, of Martins
burg, and Miss Ida Jones of Yves
ternport, Nd, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Z. Shaffer the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Cephas Jacobs is visiting
her son Judge Jacobs, of New Mar
tinsviIle, and will also visit her
daughter Mrs. Rev. Geo. M. Kelly, of
Illinois, before returning home.
Mrs. Walter Mestrezat spent the
Fourth with her mother at Palatine.
| j. M. KERN has sold his ice cream
fixtures to Sammy V. Thompson who
has opened in the building adjoining
the suspension bridge.
| Capt. A. j. Marsiliott was here
few days ago to see his family.
i Mrs. Rev. w. G. Davis, of Boston,
Pa, has returned home after visit
to her parents Dr. and Mrs. f. III.
Coombs. She was accompanied by
Miss Ida Hitler, of Kahoka, Mis-
souri,, who was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bell.
Rev. Willard Pel was shaking
hands with his many old Morgan
town friends recently. Mr. Pell has
Just returned from Boston where he
spent the past year in the study Of
Theology.
To our good friend George r. ks
ner, of Clinton district, one of the
cleverest men in the county, we are
indebted for an agreeable call short
time ago.
Mr.. James Miller, of Clinton dis
trict, has our thanks for a recent
call.
Sol. Frum is doing land Office
business selling machinery and Tur
ner's Churn Power. And he handles
the best in the market.
VIM. Moorhead and Jos. NJ. Wood
spent the Fourth in Pittsburg.
Ed. Wagner left Thursday for the
East after visit to his parents here
R. L. Fleming, of Gassvile, attend
ed the State Teachers Association at
Buckhannon last week
DR.. f. NJ. Turner and c. N. Fin
nell returned home Friday from the
State Teachers Association at Buck
harmon.
w. G. Watson, of Smithtown, was
at the county seat Friday.
Misses Media Donley and Margar-
ct Hatfield, of Mt. Morris, were
guests of friends here a few days ago.
John Basel, Esq, of Clarksburg,
was in town Friday on legal business.
Miss Jennie Protzman is visiting
her uncle, T. F. Protzman, of Morris
X Roads.
DR.. J. S. Patterson and wife, of
Middlesex. Pa. are visiting at Maids
vile DIR. Patterson left here about
four years ago and located at the
above place where he has met with
unusual success in the practice of
his profession. We learn that he
} has recently received flattering in
ducements to go to the city of Cam
den, N. j. where among other things
: he has been offered the position of
city coroner for a term of years.
The Doctors many friends here and
in the adjoining counties of Pennsyl-
J vaina will be glad to hear of his sue
| cess. They always expected to hear
from him thus.
T, Charles Tower, of Pittsburg, is
4, visiting his aunt, Mrs. N. Berkshire,
Front street.
Elijah Hartley has been in town for
week past. Mr.. Hartley has lived
in Wetzel county for some time
past. He is an excellent gentleman.
Mrs. Virginia Jobes, nee Cooper,
of Salem, Ohio, arrived Saturday on
: visit to her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Cooper Miss Jennie's old friends
are delighted to see her again.
Mrs. John Wagner, of Wheeling,
!, and son Lowry, arrived Friday on a
! visit to Mrs. Prof. Wiley and other
relatives here.
Isaac Powell, of Smithtown, was
in town several days last week. Mr..
Powell is one of our most venerable
citizens being In his ,SSth year.
, Howard Huling, ESQ.,, of Rulings,
Pa, was in town Saturday.
' W. N. Berkeley left Monday for
e New York after few days visit to
t his parents Prof and Mrs. r. G.
Berkeley. From New York he will
n sail to day on the Rhynland of the
= Red Star Line for Germany where be
| will spend the summer in sight see
ing and then enter the Medical Col
:. lege at Vienna which is one of the
q worlds most celebrated schools.
: Clarksburg Truth says: Misses
!, Madge and Gay Brown, Reta. Heav-
' ner and Mamie Hurst visited at Ira
+ c. Posts last week.
: Mrs. Newton Snider and little
: daughter Clyda, of Fairmont. are the
e guests of Mrs. r. j. Vandervort on
i Main street.
Miss Mary Pickenpaugh, of Nor
gantown, a compesitor on the New
e DOMINION, is the guest of Miss Annie
: Bishop, in West Grafton Grafton
Seminal
: Walter Hough of the Smithsonian
+ Institute will be at home on the 20th
inst. for his summer vacation.
q Rufus West returned home Mon
day from a visit to Mt. Lake Park
Mrs. Lucy Durr and sister, OF
: Chicago, are guests of Mrs. S. G
= Chadwick.
Mrs. Bell Welton, of Fairmont
returned home Monday after visit
8 to her sister Mrs. Geo. w. Debolt
Mrs. E. l. Moore has gone t.
d Wheeling to spend season with
friends.
q M. H. Fleming and wife, of Crete
). Nebraska, are visiting Mr.. F.'s father
John T. Fleming at Cassville. Nell
vile has become successful lawyer
% in the West. He is now city attor
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