The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-09-19

II y
, Raphael Hayden, q we'll known an'
popular Fairmont gentleman, wa
here on business Monday.
NJ. D. Post came in Monday iron
Harrison county and will enter tn
Law Department Of the University
Mr.. Post graduated last June and il
a scholarly and popular young gen
tleman.
| Capt. Walker is again on the roat
looking after the comfort of the F
M. d p. passengers, after a vacation
of two weeks.
| Miss Lucy Davis, of Bridgeport
w. Va, is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Sarah Wood.
Misses Winnie South, of Wades-
town, and Lulu Carlow of Vaudeville
are attending the University.
Miss Blake, Pittsburg stenog
rapher and type writer was here
last week coping the evidence taken
in the Stepheson- Dewitt oil case.
Messrs Dewitt, Prescott, and
Charles White departed for Pittsbure
on the Blaine Monday, the two for
mer gentlemen will enter the Theo-
logical School at Princeton, New
Jersey. They are among our bright
est young men, all graduates of the
University and are fitting themselves
for the Presbyterian Ministery.
Mrs. VIM. G. Brown and grand
daughter Jesse, of Kingwood, are
guests of Hon. John J. Brown and
family.
DIR. and Mrs. George B. Morris ar.
rived Monday. Mrs. Morris was
greatly benefited by her sojourn OF
several weeks at Webster Springs.
DIR. VIM. L. McLane and wife, oil
West Union, arrived Monday on a
visit to DIR. Jos. A. McLane.
L. S. Dusenberry. one of our in
dustrious and solid young men, who
has been in Uniontown during the
past summer, is at home on a visit
Thanks to our clever friend Clark
Powell, of Clinton, for late favoIs.
Mr.. S. d. Hirschman is off on a
business trip through Tennessee and
Georgia. He will return to New
York about October LIST and visit
Morgantown again in November.
Chas Cramer left Monday for a
brief visit to his parents in Marion
County.
Miss George Wheeler arrived
Monday on visit to her sister Mrs.
J. Webb Davis.
John and Fitzhugh Lee Mcdonald
of Florida, sons of Andrew Nc
Donald decd, formerly of Morgan
town are guests of Hon. John J..
Brown.
Mrs. Sanford b. Scott and daugh-
ter Miss Fannie and Miss Lena b.
Scott of Anderson, Indiana, who
have been the guests for some weeks
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Vance de-
parted for home Monday.
Prof. A. L. Wade went to Terra
Alta yesterday where he will conduct
the teachers institute for Preston
county. The Preston county insti-
tute will be an interesting one Prof
Wade never holds any other kind.
Rev. Mr.. Day went to Philadelphia
on Monday having been called to the
bedside of his aged mother who was
recently severely injured by an acct
dent. We hope no serious results
will follow.
Rev. A. M. Buchanan left Monday
for Point Pleasant to attend the
State Presbytery of the Presby terrain
church now in session.
Miss Alice Altman will leave to-
morrow Tor Beaver, Pa, on brief
visit after which she will go to New
York where she has been engaged in
teaching music the past two years.
A. G. Sturgiss and Mrs. VIM Wag-
ner came down from Oakland Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Miss
Fannie Wagner.
Mrs. j. w. Starrett, of Clinton
district, was the guest few days
ago of Miss Alice MILAN.
Col. VIM. Hood and wife were in
town yesterday.
Col. Lee Roy Cramer departed yes
terday for Parkersburg He will
spend few weeks in Ohio and then
return to his home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sloat, of Ohio,is visiting Mrs.
Richard Laishley, of South Morgan
town.
DIR. J. P. Fitch retul ned home yes
terday from trip to Wheeling and
Pittsburg.
Miss Maud Hall, of Clarksburg,
was here yesterday being en- route to
her old home in Pennsylvania to visit
friends.
John E. Dent, weigh master at
Clements Mines resumed his duties
yesterday having been laid off for
several weeks owing to the fire in
the mine
Mrs. Epley, OF Laurel Hill, Pa,
was visiting her cousin Mrs. James
Winger few days ago.
Capt. R. L. Domain has been at
home for several days while the re-
pairs were being made to the Jacobs
machinery.
Miss Jennie Smith. of Uniontown,
Pa, is the guest of Miss Mary Cas-
selberry.
Eoi, Hams