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

The steamer on which Rev. A. M
Buchanan sailed landed at Queens
town on the 4th. Mr.. Buchanan
was we'll and had pleasant tril
over.
Prof. T. NJ Jackson of Clarksburs
was in town last week.
John Gregg and wife, and Mis-
Mary Gregg have returned. from ;
visit to frinds at Coal Center, Pa.
John Foster, of Pittsburg, former
ly of Morgantown. will visit ole
friends here this month. John nov
holds a lucrative position with .
Life Insurance Company in tn,
above city.
Mrs. Chas. A. Reed, of Wheeling
accompanied by her sister-in Law
Miss Ella Reed, is visiting be
father Capt. Geo. w. Mcvicker
Miss Bessie McCallum, of Chicago
is visiting her uncle John w
MADEIRA and will go from here tt
Washington, d. c. to visit her uncl'
N. b. MADEIRA.
Tom Ingram, of Pittsburg wa
recently the guest of S. G. OKelly
Judge j. NJ. Hagans returned HON,
Friday from Fairmont where he wa
holding court.
S. A. Posten's trotter took secont
money at the FairmOpt races on til,
4th.
The Shepherdstown Register note
that Mr.. 4. III. Vickers is spendin:
his vacation at his fathers residence
near that place.
Prof. Whitehill and family are a
Beaver Falls, Pa.
The party with which Miss Susi
Moore is making a tour through
Europe was last heard from at Co
penhagen, Denmark.
The following five paragraph
are from the Fairmont Inder.
Misses Gypsy and Ida Fleming
left last Tuesday to visit friends il
Delaware. They will return il
time for the Fleming reunion.
Miss Eta Wells, of Morgantown
was the guest of Miss Leola Hougl
last week.
Miss Anna Fisher was quite sic
a day or so this week, but is no,
much better.
The Misses Pickenpaugh, of MOI
gantown, were the guests of Mise
Mollie and Sallie Wigginton thi
week
Larney p. Carr and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mollie Pitcher an
family, left yesterday for Mountai
Lake Park. They will spend th
summer at that retreat if Mrs. Carr
health will permit. She is dom
we'll at this time and we hope sh
will steadily improve on the noun
tains.
Miss Mary Lindsay is visiting be
father at Plttsburg.
Harry Hagans, of Indianapolis,
visiting his mother, Mrs. Jane Hs
gans.
Miss Mary Wade returned HON
Saturday from a visit to Fairmont.
The following three personals al
from the last issue of the Manning
ton Times:
DIR. Burchinal is in Wheeling fo
a couple of days.
E. L. Basnett, Mrs. Basnett an
daughter, all of Erie, Pa, are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. Basnett'
father, WIN. Basnett, on Washingto
street.
Emmons Blaine, Esq, of Chicago
and Prof. l. c. White,of Morgantowl
were in Warrington on Thursday {
this week looking after their oil il
terests. The gentlemen are ident
fed with the Logan Oil & Gas Co
which is operating extensively herr
DIR. Geo. B. and Mrs. Morris hay
gone to Webster Springs to renal
for some time in hope that the wa
ers may benefit Mrs. Morris. TIL
Doctor will probably make his regl
lar visit to Morgantown in Angus
but if she receives any benefit Mr.
Morris will not return until late
the fall. That both may return muc
the better for the trip is the wis
of many friends here.
|
Mr.. VIM. M. Kincaid, one of til
leading citizens of Cameron, was hel
on business a few days ago. M
Kincaid is an extensive dealer
agricultural machinery, mill SUI
plies, buggies, wagons, and man
other articles in general use. Il
makes the lowest prices and bes
terms.
Mr.. d. l.. Jamison has gone
Parkersburg where he will locate
practice law. Mr. Jamison is we
equipped to enter his profession. I
graduated from the classical depar
ment of the University, then from tt
law department and has just return
ed from Columbia College, New Yorl
where he spent the past year in stud
ing law. Mr.. Jamison besides b
ing scholar and polished gentl
man is moral, upright and indu
trious young man. He will mai
his mark any place. We common
, him to the consideration of the GOO
people of Parkersburg.
Prof A. w. Lorentz attended I'll
, State Teachers Association Bucl
harmon last week.
. Lucian Hagans, of Chicago ARR
! ed Monday on a visit to his moth
and sisters.
Circuit Clerk Glasscock and wi
are visiting at Arnettsville.
A young child of Isaac Weav
: that was dangerously i'll for son
g time is now better and in fair W,
} to recover.
Charlie Kalproth was visiting b
parents at Wheeling recently.
, July has been remarkably goo
month for weddings.
Z Denny Smith and wife were CUES
Y last week Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Y Steele.
DIR. Phil Strauss was called
! London, Ohio, few days ago to q
! tend patient.
e the two paragraphs next belle
0 are from the Oakland Repu6lica
y The Rev. Benz. Ison, who has be-
in ENGLAND for the last month Wis