The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-09-05

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and other points last week.
j. Webb Davis baggage master OF
the F. NJ. d p. was yard conductor
at Fairmont last week. Brakeman
Downy smashed baggage on the F
M. &. P.
Mrs. Jas. G. Wallace and Mrs
Chas. Merrifield were recently visit
ing relatives at Fairmont.
Howard Sturgiss, of Uniontown
is visiting here.
Miss Florence Protzman has re
turned from pleasant visit to hel
sister, Mrs. Howard Sturgiss, O
| Uniontown.
Messrs. George W. and Francis nj
Fleming have returned to their home
at Connersville, Indiana. The gen
tlemen were well pleased with theil
visit here and their friends among
our people were pleased with them
Engineer T. D. Lynch is visiting
in Clarksburg.
Willie Thorne, of Laurel Point, is
clerking in the Farmers store
Misses Elite and Maud Sutton, Of
California, Pa, and Miss Minnie
Whalley, of Uniontown, Pa, are the
guests of Miss Mary Gregg.
Mrs. Maggie Gibson has been Wis
iting at PIT. Marion for several days.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell left on the
Blaine Monday to visit relatives at
Brownsville.
Miss Verona Maple will leave
Monday to resume her duties at the
Normal school at Chenille, w. Va.
-Mannington Times.
Mrs. Ephraim Beall, of near Mum
Gle, Indiana, is visiting her mother
Mrs. DIR. Campbell, on the Kingwood
pike.
II. F. Smith and wife, of Fairmont,
were in town Friday.
Mrs. Imri Taylor, of Lone Star,
Pa, was the guest recently of her
daughter Mrs. Forney Long at the
W
Mr.. S. d. Hirschman will return
home on Saturday for a few days.
Dr. Morris is in Clarksburg. He
will return on the 18th, and will be
accompanied by Mrs. Morris who is
now at Webster Springs.
Mr.. H. G. Stoetzer who has been
in Texas as a Sunday school organ
izer under the auspices of the Pres
byterian church has returned to this
state. He spent two days here
among his friends of whom there are
many and is now at Mt. Lake Park.
He will return to Princeton where he
graduates this year.
Miss Carrie Reed who has been
the guest of Miss Maud McVicker
departed Monday for her home in
Wheeling.
Capt X. d. Walker is visiting his
son Charlie at Huntington. During
his absence j. Webb Davis baggage
master will take care of the F. M. q
P. passengers.
Mrs. James Wright, of South Nor
gantown, in going to the milk house
Sunday morning slipped and fell re-
ceiving very painful injury to her
right hip which will, though not
dangerous, keep her confined to her
bed for some days.
That clever blacksmith, Sanford
c. Morris, is again at his old stand
on Jackson street. Mr.. Morris leased
his shop for term of two years to
Frank Shore, the lease expiring on
Wednesday, when he took control
Inder.
Miss Mary Ollie departed Mon
day on the Germania for Pittsburg,
where she will be the guest for few
days Of friends.
Our clever friend Chris. Markley,
of Grant district, was in town for
short time on Monday,
Col ALI Hood, of Rivesville, was
here on Monday for a short time.
From here the Colonel went east
with lot of fine cattle.
LICENSES to wed were issued by the
clerk of the county court, August
2Sth, to Norman Garrison and Elite
Barrackman, both of Monongalia
county. August Goth, to James C.
Eddy and Lima West, both of Mon
ongalia county.
Joseph linn and wife, of Preston
county, were the guests last week of
Sergeant Ellis Turner.
Harry Robinson, of Uniontown,
Pa, was here on legal business last
week.
Mrs. Joseph Moreland, daughter
and son, have been visiting relatives
at Oakland, Md, for several DAYS
past.
DR.. Frank Keys, of Keyser, and u.
G. McIntire, of Elk Garden, arrived
Saturday on brief visit to friends.
G. B. Ollie returned home Satur-
day from the east.
Miss Lieu Baker took the Ger
mania Saturday for brief visit
down the river
Miss Mary Jenkins, of Grafton,
has been the guest for several days
of Mrs Frank Woods.
Harvey Fisher returned from the
east Saturday.
James M. Kern was called to Fet-
terman Thursday by the serious i'll
ness of his brother
Mrs. Henry Collar will remain here
for some time yet with her father DR..
JOS A. McLane, who is still quite
poorly. Miss Mary Collar returned
to her home in Baltimore Monday
after spending the summer here
E. c. Allender left yesterday for
Washington city and will go into the
Office of Edward Corhett's Mill Sup
ply House, for which he has been
travelling the past few months.
Joseph Allender has been with this
firm for several years and his son
Reay is in the firms office.
Samuel Goodwin was at Nuzum's
Mills and other points a few days
since in the interest of his foundry
business.