The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-06-27

Ernest of Pittsburg.
Miss Mary Kincaid has been visit
ing friends at Vaudeville for several
days past.
DR.. Will Kunst departed last week
for PIT. Marion, Pa, where he has
permanently located for the practice
of his profession. He is a graduate
of Startling Medical College of Col
umbus, Ohio, having also attended
the Maryland University of Physi-
clans at Baltimore which thoroughly
equips him for his chosen profession.
We predict for him abundant sue
cess in his new characterization
Leader.
Our young friend r. L. Fleming,
of Cassville, who has been attending
Curry University in Pittsburg where
he will graduate this week, has been
made the orator of his class. Rich
ard is very excellent and promis-
ing young man.
Prof Harvey and family will start
to Hinton this morning to spend the
summer. A pleasant sojourn to
them.
Rev. Mr.. Yoke, OF Mt. Morris, was
the guest of friends here on Monday.
Rev. B. Stout, Secretary of the
Home Mission Society of the Nj. p.
Church, was here on Monday being
en- route home from Mt Morris where
he held services on Sunday.
w. T. Ford's family will remove
this week to Watson Station where
Mr.. Ford has for some time past
held position with the Standard
Oil Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sterrett, Of
Clinton district, were visiting friends
in town few days since.
Elmer Jacobs left Monday for
Pittsburg after visit of several
weeks. to his parents. Elmer was
very i'll when he came home but is
now fully restored to health.
Miss Annie, oldest daughter of
Steenrod Hess, has been suffering
for some time with her eye which
was left in diseased condition from
a severe attack of measles. DIR. H.
N. Mackey is attending her
Mrs. David Chadwick, and chill
dren, left Monday on the Germania
to visit Mrs. Charles Minor, of Con
neaut, Ohio.
Miss Alice Altman departed Mon
day for Beaver, Pa, where she will
attend the Commencement exercises
of Beaver Female College. Her aunt
Miss Matte Brock who is distin-
guished member of the College facul-
ty will accompany her home the lat
ter part of this week.
Mrs. Ada Garfield, and Miss Annie
Foster, took the Germania Monday
for Pittsburg. After brief visit to
Miss Fosters brother John, Mrs.
Garfield will return to her home in
Denver, Col, and Miss Foster will
visit in Harrisburg, Pa.
Capt. J. r. Miller leaves to-day for
Pittsburg to purchase stock of leaf
tobacco for his mandatory.
Mr.. Henry B. Davenport, son of
our countyman Col H. B. Daven-
port, was last week elected Professor
of Civil and Mining Engineering
in the West Virginia University.
Mr.. Davenport is graduate of Troy
Polytechnic School, N. Y, is young
man of decided ability, and will, we
are sure fill the chair to which he is
called honorably and with credit
both to himself and the State.-Chor-
sesto,cn SPIRIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax, of Reeds
vile, Preston county, attended the
decoration Saturday and remained in
town until Sunday morning. Gay
is a member of Canton Preston, and
most enthusiastic Odd Fellow, but
in conversing with him we found his
faith in democracy had retained its
old time vigor and its ultimate tri-
umph in '92 was an assured fact,
that West Virginia was safely dem
ocratic, and old Preston would show
a decreased majority for the G. o. p.
in the next campaign.-Grafton lea
der.
Mrs. Nelson Lewellen, of Grafton,
was visiting relatives here last week.
Chas. A. Hayes has been in Wheel
ing for several days.
Miss Lydia Hitler, of Kahoka,
Missouri, will be the guest this week
of her uncle James Bell.
Mrs. E. L. Basnett and daughter,
Miss Maud, of Warrington, were in
town Friday en- route home from a
visit to relatives at Uniontown, Pa.
"Clara" Bell, the we'll known liy-
eryman of Uniontown, is the guest
of Morgantown friends. Mr.. Bell
will probably enter one of his flyers
for the races July 4th.
Allen X. Eberhart, of philadelphia,
the well known shoe man, is here
looking after the interests of his firm.
Col. D. D. johnson returned home
Monday.
DR.. M. L. Casselberey left Monday
for Philadelphia on a brief visit to
his mother who will probably &C
company him home Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Cox was visiting
friends at Fairmont Saturday.
Miss Mary Semans was the guest
of Fairmont friends Saturday.
Mrs. Scratford and daughter have
returned from visit to Pittsburg.
Capt. M. R. Jacobs and daughters
Misses Annie, Lanon and HELEN and
Mrs. L. M. Jacobs, of East Riverside,
Mrs. Bowman, of Brownsville, M. R.
Jacobs, jr., clerk of the steamer
Blaine. and Mrs. Myres, of Chicago,
were prominent visitors here few
days since being en- route home after
a delightful outing at Lake Cleve-
land.
Misses George Wheeler, of Pied
mont, and Miss Annie Samsel, of
Fairmont, will be the guests this
week of Mrs. j. Webb Davis.
George Boyle and John H. Hick-
man, of Uniontown, were in town
Friday.
Mrs. W. D. Chadwick and son
David, of Washington, D. c., arrived
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