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

}! Personal Mention Of Prominent Poopl
Where They Are and How
I They Are.
i Arlie Lewellen is out after bein,
confined to his bed for some week
with an attack'of painters collie.
i Mrs. DIR. Casteel has returned t.
her home in Buckhannon after
pleasant stay of several weeks anon.
| her friends here.
| Alonzo Protzman is now clerkin,
in the Postoffice. Lonnie is brigh
and popular boy and will make :
| good clerk
Miss Ollie Snider, of Fairmont
has gone home after spending two
weeks on Cheat with the Nelson
party.
Born, unto Lieut.. and Mrs. R. MIG
Brown, at Deer Park. on Thursday
July 9th, a daughter.
Charles r. Durbin and his father
Mr.. f. NJ. Durbin, of Parkersburg
left here last Saturday evening fol
Ocean City, Md, to join their fami
lies, who with Col. McGraw and bis
mother and sisters are spending the
heated term at that delightful sea
side resort.-Grafton Sentinel.
Henry Stamm, the well known pro
prietor of the Stamm House, Wheel
ing, died last week.
The Teachers Institute began its
session on Monday, and has been
numerously attended-conducted by
Prof. Wade, of Morgantown, assist.
ed by Mr.. Ramsburg, County Super
intendent of Schools. We under.
stand Prof. Thos. C. Miller. of Fair
mont, is expected, and will add in
terest to the already interesting and
edifying exercises. =. Charlesto,cn
Free Press.
Miss Bessie McCailum has gone to
Washington to visit her uncle N. B.
MADEIRA.
Mr.. G. B. Fleming, of Fairmont,
spent Sunday with W. w. Hayes
here. Mrs. Fleming has been here
for some time. She was formerly a
Morgantown lady.
Mr.. Frank Woods a well known
member of the Baltimore Bar, has
been here for few days the guest of
Mrs. Pickenpaugh.
Hon. Jno. w. Mason, wife and lit
tie son, went to Uniontown on Mon
day to pay a visit to Mrs. r. w.
Dawson after which they will return
to Washington.
Hon. Stephen B. Elkins and Mrs.
Elkins, Hon. Henry G. Davis, Mrs.
Davis and daughter, left for Bedford
Springs yesterday morning in the
private car "West Virginia" for a
weeks sojourn. A number of Cum
berland people are now at the famous
Springs, and the large Hotel is filed
to OVERLOOKING. Concerts are given
morning and evening by the large
orchestra from Philadelphia, and
twice week hop is given.-Cum-
berland Times.
Mr.. T. +. Saunders fitted up Sen
ator Camden's private car "Gauley"
this morning with handsome cut
glass service and other fine wares,
the car will leave in the morning for
White Sulphur Springs with the Sen
ator's family aboard.-Parhers6urg
Sentinel.
L. w. Anderson will start to-mor-
row for two months trip west, his
objective point being California. He
will meet his brother Rev. w. F. An
derson in St. Louis and they will go
together. Some time will be spent
with another brother, John G. An
derson, who has been living in Cali
fornia for several years. During Mr..
Anderson's absence E. M. Snider will
have charge of his Office, and his in
surance and other business will be
conducted without interruption.
Miss Lou Stewart, of this county,
who has been teaching in Marshall
College at Huntington for three years
past has resigned her position on ac-
count of failing health.
Mr.. W..K. Hoffman arrived here
on Saturday from a trip through
Virginia where he had been in the
interest of the Pittsburg house for
which he travels. For long time
the "boomers" have been blooming"
with all their might down there,
farms have been laid off in town lots,
attempts to build factories galore
have been made, but the boom
in many places has collapsed and
those who engaged in it are now
having hard shedding.
Miss Mary Kitchens is visiting
her aunt in Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. O'Kelly with
a party of Pittsburg friends are
spending few days at g. w. De-
rlawder's in Garrett county, Md.
The four following paragraphs are
from the Inder:
Miss Cora Ogden was out driving
on last Wednesday for the first time
since her recent illness.
Frank Cox, prominent Morgan
town attorney, was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Harrison and Miss
Boughner, of Clarksburg, were the
guests of the family of Governor
Pierpoint for several days during the
week.
Miss Mary Ollie and the Misses
Brown, of Morgantown, were the
guests of Mrs c. A. Sipe during the
session of the Christian Endeavor
Convention.
Miss Ida Pastorius is visiting at
Col. ST. Clair's.
John Foster left Sunday for his
home in Pittsburg after visit here.
A LARGE party ofyoung ladies and
gentlemen went to PIT. Marion Sun
day on the Germania returning at
night on the Blaine.
Misses Flora and lisa Hayes, Mary
Evans. Maud McVicker and Louise
Finnell, chaperoned by Mrs. Prof.
Stewart returned home Sunday from
Pittsburg. The party were delight
ed with the spectacle, "The Fall of
Pompeii'' which WIS presented at
Recreation Park.
Mrs. John S. Murdoch, of King
wood, and Mrs. I. M. Clayton, Of