The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-31

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returned to Morgantown and is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Rev. d. H
Davis.
Mrs. f. C. Lazier, of Morgantown
is here on visit to her daughter
Mrs. John L. Harris on Sixth street
|-Parkersburg Sentinel.
Miss Lille Pickenpaugh, charm
ing young lady of Morgantown ID
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. MDur.
bin on Green street. Patkersburs
Sentinel
Will. G. Duncan, son of Inspector
Duncan has entered Morgantown
University Uniontoion Standard.
Hon. w. L. Wiley and daughter
and Mrs. Judge Hagans of Morgan
town. are visiting at the residence
Of Miss Richey, North Gallatin aye
nue. Mr.. Wiley was a student at
Madison college in the palmy days Of
that institution Uniontoson Stand
ard.
Samuel Thompson is clerking in
Charles Stephan's store.
Will Lemon who has been tie
guest of Elmer Jacobs departed foi
Pittsburg Sunday, where he will re-
sumo his work.
Elmer Jacobs leaves for Pittsburg
to-day after a visit of some time
with his parents, Squire and Mrs
Cephas Jacobs.
Mrs. Charles Stephan is visiting
relatives in Waynesburg Pa.
James Anderson is Clerking in
Hartley's store at Fairmont.
Fred Raymond, a popular Fair
mont young gentleman, was visiting
friends here Sunday.
J. X. Durr, of Pittsburg, was here
last week on legal business.
w. X. Hoffman, of Pittsburg, came
in Friday on II visit to his parents,
and numerous friends.
John Lindsay, Esq, of Pittsburg
arrived Friday on brief visit to
Morgantown friends.
Student j. A. Grier, left on the
Blaine Friday for visit to Pitts.
burg.
PRICE Bros. received new polish
ing machine Friday for their furni-
ture manufactury.
George Goodwin has accepted a
position with an Allegheny City firm,
and left for that city Friday.
Mrs. DR.. J. w. Hartigan and chill
returned home Friday from visit
to friends at Oakland, Md.
Col. Joe Snyder was visiting in
Pittsburg last week.
Mrs. Lieut.. Ramsay and her little
child arrived Friday Lieutenant
will board at the Wallace House un-
til the completion of the house which
they will occupy on Peasants street.
Miss Anna Curtis has gone to
Moundsville after pleasant visit at
Prof. Lorentz's.
Geo. 1. Keener, of Morgantown,
was guest at the st. Charles on
Wednesday, larks6urg Telegram.
George Chorpening is out again at
ter severe attack of typhoid fever.
-Clarksburg Old Guard.
Rev. John w. Roger, of Buckhan
non, is visiting his brother-in-lsw
Hon. Jno. j. Brown.
Mr.. w. w. Dering has gone to
Washington. D. G., after making his
annual visit here. From there he
will return to his home in Louisville,
Ky.
Frank Sapp who has been i'll fol
several weeks with fever at his
home in Palatine, is able to be out
again.
Robert Williams, the we'll known
New Geneva potter, was here for
several days recently on business.
Miss Lille Pickenpaugh left
Thursday to visit her aunt, Mrs. F.
M. Durbin, of Parkersburg.
DIR. P. B. Ogden was visiting his
son Prof. H. N. Ogden few days
ago.
Miss Cora Ogden paid a brief
visit to her parents at Fairmont
last week.
Miss Laura Jacobs, of East River
side, and Miss Nellie Rackard, of
Brownsville, made the round trip on
the Blaine Thursday.
S. A. Poster was in Fairmont and
other points last week on business
Will White, deputy U. S. Marshall
was in town few days ago.
Tom F. Protzman, of Morris X
Roads, was here for several days last
week.
Frank Shean, of Uniontown, Pa
was visiting friends here last week
c. L. Eakin was visiting his
friends last week.
DIR. Chas. Kelly was in Fairmont
Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Finnell, of Clarks
burg, who has been the charming
guest of her cousin, Miss Lucy John
son, departed for her home last Fri
day.
The following personals are from
the last issue OF the Fairmont Inder
Miss Dora Arnett will teach il
the Warrington schools this winter
She is very accomplished instruc
tor, and Warrington is to be congrat
ulated upon securing her services.
Job S. Swindler, of Evansville
was called last Saturday to his ole
home near Stewartstown by the sick
ness of his father. We are glad t.
know that the old gentleman is get
ting better and is in no immediate
danger Job got back on Monday
Mrs. Lee P. Watson is at home
She has been absent for some tim,
1 in the northwest and on her return
paid pleasant visit to friends il
| Ohio.
James Teter, of Arnettsville. re
turned Yesterday morning from Au
gusta county, Virginia, where b,
was called last week by the death o
his father. We are sorry to leari
that the old gentlemen was buried
before he reached his old home.
Captain w. B. Sine and Prosecut
ing Attorney Haggerty were draw
to Morgantown by business befor'