The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-07-04
DUNLAP'S.

MIN. Protzman and wife were WIS.,
iting friends at Clinton Furnace last
week.
Mr.. I. r. Evans and Mrs. o. II.
Ollie went to Pittsburg yesterday
to attend the funeral of Capt. w. S.
Evans which will take place from
his late home in Allegheny at 3
o'clockthis afternoon.
Col. Geo. w. johnson went to
Fairmont Monday on a business
trip.
DIR. Geo. /. Keener spent Sunday
with his parents in West Morgan
town,
NJ L. Hutchinson ESQ.,, of Smith
town, was in town Monday. Mr.. H.
tells us that the Clements Mines are
still on fire but that they expect to
have it out and resume work before
many days. The loss will be much
greater than was expected when the
fire first started.
ALI Stewart was visiting up the
rail road the first of the week.
L. T. Wallis, of Clarksburg, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. Geo. w. John and sister Mrs.
White, of Pittsburg who is visiting
her, accompanied by the latter's
children are spending few days
with Col. Ed st. Clair, of Stewards
town.
Mr.. J. J. Kenney, clerk in the
Standard Oil Company's office, is
visiting relatives at Myersdale, Pa.
Judge R. L. Berkshire's family
and John Wagner and family will
go to Oakland about the middle of
July and remain till September.
Mrs. ALI Wells, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Eta, is visiting
her son Melville in Harrison county.
Mrs. McGary, of Wheeling, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Vance left for her home yes
terday.
Frank d. Wood, a New DOMINION
typo, is visiting relatives at Bridge
port, Harrison county.
Hon. John j. Brown departed Mon
day for Buckhannon to be present at
the celebration of the golden we'd
ding of the Rev. J. W. Roger and
wife. Mrs. r. is sister of Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. Payton, of Iowa, who was the
guest of his niece Mrs. A. F. Law
head, has gone to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kite, of Clements,
were the guests Sunday of j. Webb
Davis and wife.
Miss Clara Mathers departed for
Huntsville last Wednesday after
pleasant visit of several weeks to
relatives in this place.
Tom Protzman wife and three
children, Of Morris X Roads Pa,
arrived Monday on a visit to Nor
gantown friends.
]. M. Garard, of Pittsburg, and
Thos. H. Garard, of Mt. Morris, are
in town, guests of the Wallace House
Mrs. Forney Long, of Lone Star
Pa. is the guest of friends in town
Charlie MADEIRA has been visiting
friends at Brownsville Pa. for some
days.
Miss Blair, of Geneva, has been
the guest since Friday of her uncle
James Blair, South Morgantown.
Miss Myrtle Anderson met with a
very painful accident a few days
since. A piece of broken glass stuck
in the back of her hand cutting a
deep cash necessitating the carrying
of the injured member in sling.
G. E. Miller and wife departed
Monday for their home at Fairview
after spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Miller at the Wallace
House.
Ed. German left Monday on a
visit to friends at various points
along the railroad.
Misses Matte Brock and Alice
Altman have come home from Beav-
er, Pa.
Will Choen, of Uniontown, Pa, is
learning the tailoring trade with
Smith & Son, Merchant Tailors.
Miss Mary Gregg and Mrs. John
M. Gregg departed on the Jacobs
Monday to visit friends at Coal Cen
ter Pa.
Col. and Mrs. Frank Dale, of Fox
burg, Pa, departed for home Monday
after visit of several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Grant.
Miss Laura E. Joseph has return
ed home from Port Norris, N. j.,
where she has taught for two years
past. Miss Laura's numerous
friends are glad to see her again.