The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-22

tended trip through the State.
| Charlie Nesbitt, member of the
medical class of the University, last
year, was here on Saturday. He will
attend lectures at Bellevue, N. Y,
next year.
Warren Watson, of Smithtown,
was here on Saturday looking after
some business matters.
Mrs. G. w. Mullin and daughter,
of Philadelphia, will be the guests
this week of Col. and Mrs. Lee Roy
Kramer.
Rev. Jas. A. Selby, of WellsviIle,
Ohio, is spending his vacation with
his father near Easton. Mr. Selby is
pastor of the M. P. Church in the
city of Wellsville and is very pop
ular and able young minister.
Col. Chas. L. Hagan, State Lii
brarian, is i'll at Cleveland, Ohio,
with typhoid fever.
Joe Watts, and little daughter,
left on the Jacobs Saturday for
brief trip down the river.
Miss Mary Leeds, of Grafton, and
Mary Kitchens of Morgantown, were
in our city MISUNDERSTANDING
Ners
L. c. Allender was in town Satur-
day enroute to PIT. Marion.
Col. Geo. w. johnson was in Fair
mont Saturday.
DR.. H. Morrison who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs L. V.
Keck, departed for Pittsburg Mon
day
Mrs. Frank Woods of Baltimore,
accompanied by her niece Miss Sal
lie Pickenpaugh are in Phillippi visit
ing friends.
DIR. j. W. Hartigan was called to
Homecoming, Md. Thursday to attend
patient.
Mrs. N. E. Shafer is at home after
visit at Mr.. Shafer's parents, near
Laurel Point.
Prof. Wade addressed the members
of the Teachers Institute last Thurs
day night, taking for his topic "How
to make the Honeymoon last a Life
time" 1t was replete with good ad-
vice and enriched by anecdote.
Among others he told one of gen
tleman of fifty who contemplated
quitting bachelordom, but who
thought it prudent to consult the
old "Aunty" who kept his bachelor
den for him. The old lady said,
"Why, Mass William, you're too old"
"No," was his response, "Pm just in
my prime" -"Well," said "Aunty,"
show old is the lady?" "Twenty," he
answered. "Then," said "Aunty,"
"when she's in her prime where will
your prime ber' We could see the
value of the story to those of the In
stitute who had special care of the
primary department. = Charleston
Free Press.
A. F. Lawhead ESQ.,, is at Monon-
gah ON business.
Hugh MADEIRA made brief trip
up the railroad Tuesday.
Miss Mary Wade left yesterday
for Fairmont.
Miss Jessie Dent has returned
home from visit to Washington, D.
c., Virginia and Piedmont.
Prof. and Mrs j. E. Lazzell went
to Pittsburg yesterday where they
will visit for time before returning
to Detroit. They have spent pleas
ant vacation here among their num-
erous friends, who unite in wishing
them successful year in the west
Mrs. Sarah Dent, who has been
visiting at her son Marshall Ms, in
Morgantown for several days, re-
turned to her home at Duke on Tues
day. Mrs. Dent is past SO years of
age, and is very active on foot for
such an old person. She expected to
hear good Baptist sermon, while
here, but was disappointed as the
Baptists have no preacher in Nor
gantown.
Misses Mary, Eunice and Edith
Boughner and Myrtle Gabler, of
Greensboro, were at Mrs. Boughner's
for short time few days ago.
Thos. Marshall, Jr., wife and three
children, of Pittsburg, arrived Mon
day morning in their carriage from
Bedford, Pa, and left for home same
day on the Jacobs.
Miss Roderick, of Martinsburg,
sister of Rev. Roderick, formerly of
the Episcopal church here is visiting
the Misses Watson at Smithtown.
Mrs. Prof r. c. Berkeley and
daughter Miss Fannie are visiting at
Mrs. Rebecca Watson's, near Smith
town.
Josie Kramer, of Smithtown, is
here attending the Institute
VIM. Campbell and wife, of Grand
Junction, Colorado, arrived Sunday
on a visit to his mother, Mrs. Rachel
Campbell, of South Morgantown.
Will has been engaged extensively
in the real estate business in Color
ado and Nebraska the past three
years.
Harry Google took the Germania
Monday for Pittsburg on business
trip.
Chas. A. Hayes was in Pittsburg
on business last week.
Ed. X. Porter and j. X. Durr, of
Pittsburg, were in town from Satur-
day until Monday.
R. S. Blair, Jr., of Richie C. H.,
was in town few days ago in the
interest of Virginia iron company
for which he is attorney.
Miss Mary Michael, of Whiteday,
spent Friday last with the family of
Mrs. N. n. Hoffman on her way to
visit relatives at Randall, W. Va.
Miss Florence Protzman has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sturgiss, in
Uniontown for two weeks past.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Scrafford and
son. of Oleon, N. Y, are guests of his
brother I'll. L. Scrafford and family,
of this place.
Mr.. II. L. Scrafford and wife, and
Mr.. SIS brother E. A Scrafford wife
and son spent Saturday at the J. o.
U. A. M. picnic at Mt. Morris.
There was very large attendance
and the Morgantown>Sis spent