The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-12

Joe cans ana L. r. FrOtZman and
daughter. Miss Bessie, of Morris X
Roads came up for the ball Thurs
evening last.
Mrs. 0. j. Norris has been visiting
her father, VIM. johnson, of near
Valley Falls, for some days.
U. S. G. Hayes, assistant princi
pal in the High School, spent
Thanksgiving at Morgantown and
took in the foot ball game on Satur-
day.-Gyafton Leader.
Mrs. Helen Mestrezat was visiting
her sister, Mrs. L.. X. Hall, of Green's
boro, recently.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Millspaugh and
son Basil have gone to Waverly, N.
T., where Mrs. Millspaugh will re-
main until her health improves.
This excellent lady has been very i'll
for more than two months past.
Mrs. G. A. Kaiser will go to Iowa
in few weeks to remain several
months visiting her sister.
Prof Wiley has been confined to
his room for several days past with
severe attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. O'Kelly re.
turned home Sunday night from
Pittsburg.
Miss Mollie Cans, of Uniontown,
Pa, who has been visiting at VIM. l.
Protzman's, departed for home Sat.
urday.
Misses Kate Hogne and Daisy
Pride were visiting friends down the
river Sunday.
E. E. Baker, of Pittsburg, arrived
Sunday on visit to bis parents and
many friends in town.
D. H. Slime, Esq, left Sunday on
the Blaine to visit his son Jake at
McKeesport. He was accompanied
by his grandson Frank who has been
visiting him for some time.
Sammy Thompson went to Belle
vernon, Pa, Sunday, where he will
probably remain for several months
having secured a position in that
place.
Guy Carter, clerk in T. Picken-
paugh's store, was visiting his par
ents in Marion county over Sunday.
John Dorsey and French Hines
passed through town Monday en-
route to Charlestown from Union
town.
Bob Talbot the abroad contrac-
tor was in town Monday.
Telegraph operator Ross is visit
ing in Pennsylvania. Clarence Rob
inson of Fairmont is manipulating
his key.
L. F. Watson Esq, of Shutdown,
was in town Monday.
Miss May Watson, of Smithtown,
is visiting friends in Harrison Coun-
ty.
Miss Mary Jenkins, of Grafton, is
visiting friends in town.
Oliver jackson, a prominent citi-
zen OF Fairment, is seriously ill.
Miss Winnie jackson. a popular
and pretty young lady of Kingwood,
who is well known in Morgantown is
i'll at her home of typhoid fever.
Duncan McRa and wife, of King
wood, are visiting Mr.. McRa's par
ents at Halleck.
The circuit court of Preston coun-
ty commences Friday, Dec. IL.
Will McPeck, of Bellevernon, Pa,
was visiting his parents and friends
in this vicinity last week.
Clarence St. Clair is elerking in
the company's store at Montana.
L. w. Anderson the fire insurance
agent, of Morgantown, is circulating
with us. Mr.. Anderson represents
safe companies, ans our people need
have no fears of insuring their prop
erty in his companies.-Kingsuood
Journal
Mr.. Hough Houston, one of West
Virginia's rising yonug ministers
was welcome caller at our office
last Monday. Mr. Houston is a
member Of the present graduating
class at our State University
Ciarks6urg Telegram.
Rev. M. d. Helmick, of Marion
county, was here recently visiting
friends.
Geo. W. Brand returned home Fri
day after a business trip to various
points in the State.
F. 7. Raymond was attending court
at Fairmont Saturday.
Marshall Tough was in town Sat-
urday. Mr.. Tough has had consid-
cradle trouble lately with his eyes,
having lost his sight for several
weeks. He is now much better.
w. G. Watson, of Smithtown, was
at the county seat Saturday and paid
us an agreeable visit.
Miss Lille Hill, OF Fredericktown,
Pa, was here for the bali Thursday
evening.
Messrs. John B. Hart, FL. G..
Bowles, Marcy Price and M. L. Ri
ley well known Clarksburgcrs were
here for the ball Thursday.
Deputy U. S. Marshall w. J.White
was in town a few days ago.
IT IS now the proper caper to buy
red silk and have your best girl
crochet neck tie. Some we have
seen are lovely but they come high
Mrs. L. Pickenpaugh left Satur-
day for visit to friends in Grafton
and Parkersburg.
The four personals next below are
from the Fairmont Vest Virgtaian:
Mr.. w. U. Kisner, of Monongalia
county, was pleasant visitor at our
office on Wednesday.
Mr.. A. R. Price, a gentleman Of
Ellington, Monongalia county. favor
ed us with a call last Saturday.
Mr.. ID. E. Cordra,, of Monongalia
county, was one of cur welcome call.
ers ON Wednesday. Mr. Cordray is
in the oil belt, and is enjoying a
snug income from two good wells on
his premises.
M. L. Hutchinson. Esq, of Smith
town, Monongalia county, was in
town on Wednesday. His first trip
here after recovering from the ~
phoid fever was Oh Thanksgiving
day. He is still quite feeble, bat is
rapidly recovering and giving atten
tiun to business. For several days
his case was considered hopeless by