The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-09-19
ABOUT QUIZ PRIEsDs.


Personal Mentien Of Prominent Poop
Where They Are and How
They Are.
Mrs. A. L. Nye has returned froi
Uniontown where she was visitin
her daughter Mrs. r. w. Dawson.
DR.. VIM. E. Stewart, Dentist, offic
OVER the Office formerly occupied b
Dr. II. N. Mackey, Chancery Row
near court house.
! Mrs. Lawrence Sands and littl
son John; of Wheeling, are visitin
Prof. Willey's; r. R. Evans an,
other friends here.
| Geo. w. Jenkins, the well know
liveryman of Fairchance, was her
on business few days ago.
! Mr.. j. A. jackson, of Kingwood
spent several days here recent,
greeting his numerous old friends
Mr.. Jackson was for two years /
student in the Univerity. Mr.. Jack
son, we are glad to say, has regainet
bis health.
The Charlestown Spirit says: Dr.
w. w. Brown. Regent of the Yves
Virginia University for this Sena
torial District, has appointed a
State cadets to that institution
Messrs. Frank Manning and Authu
Thomas, of this county, and Charlas
Ross and Robt. S. Miller, of Berkeley
Rev. j. L. Roemer was here for
short time last week being en- rout'
to Wheeling from Washington. Mr.
Roemer will spend the winter in AL
legheny persuing his Theological
studies.
Harry Kiger is now brakeman OF
the B. & 0. r. r.
Will Dorsey and wife were il
town few days ego en- route to thu
Wheeling fair.
Mrs. Walter Mestrezat left Thurs
day to visit her mother at Palatine
Nate E. Shafer has been suffering
for the past week with rheumatism
N. j. Maple, Of Rosedale, took il
the attractions at the Wheeling fair
Miss Laura Shisler has returned
home from visit to Clarksburs
friends.
Mrs. Frank Woods, of Baltimore
is here having been called by the ill
ness of Miss Sallie Pickenpaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Miller have re
moved from here to Oakdale Pa. Mr.
Miller was operator and clerk for tn,
Standard Oil Company at the Puml
Station and during his residenc'
here both he and his wife made many
friends who greatly regret their de
parture. Mr.. Miller still remains
with the Standard and has the bes
wishes of all for pleasant time il
his new home. Mr.. Kennedy take
his place at the Station.
Miss Myrtle Finnell, of Clarks
burg, is the charming guest of he
cousin Miss Lucy johnson.
Hon. Waitman T. Wiley delivered
an eloquent address before the ole
soldiers at Fairmont Thursday.
Mrs. Col. d. d. johnson ant
daughter have returned after spend
ing the summer at their old home il
Tyler county.
Miss Blanche Anderson is visiting
Mrs. Rev. W. G. Davis, of Boston
Pa.
Charlie Nesbitt, of Fairmont, was
visiting friends in town few days
ago.
Rev. Mr.. S. A. Hunter and wife
are visiting friends at Pittsburg.
Mrs. Florence Wagner is visiting
Wheeling friends.
John Lewelen has been visiting
his family here Tor several days.
DR.. Phil Strauss has located il
Toledo, Ohio, for the practice of his
profession and has already secured
a good practice. The Doctor and
his wife are greatly pleased with
their new home.
Miss Nina Waters has returned
to her home after visiting here for
some time.
Mrs. E. G. Allender is visiting
friends in Palatine.
Mrs. Prof Wiley has returned
home from a visit in Wheeling
While there her fiftieth birthday
occurred and a fitting celebration OF
the anniversary was held at the
home of her sister, Mrs John Wag.
ner. A few very near friends who
know Mrs. Wiley best, hence love
her most, were there. All were hap
Ply in the knowledge of a much be
loved friends half-century having
been well spent; were glad to show
some evidence of the esteem in which
they hold good woman; one who
scatlers sunshine wherever she
goes; one whose christian life has
been a benediction to the communi
ty in which she lives; one whose
every act denotes the charity and
kindness that dwells in her heart
one who is ever ready to lend help
ing hand to those in need. Mrs
Wiley is woman who is the ad
miration of all who know her. Shs
is good acoman, and that means
volumes to those who know and
and can appreciate the best things
in this world She will never grow
old even should she be spared to Sc,
the close of her second half century
The New DOMINION was favored
by call from Mrs. Titus Lemley
of Pentress, few days ago. Mrs
Lemley is an excellent lady, one o
those sun-shiny creatures who's
years seem unable to make her ap
pear old.
Mrs. w. W. Keener, and littl
daughter Beulah, left on the Balm
yester for St. Adams, Kanawha coun
ty, on a visit to Mrs. Keener's sister
Mrs. Capehart.
A. B. Purman and Temple Bayard
two popular Waynesburg young gen
tlemen, are guests of Marion Dawson
THE steamer Jacobs has been lai'
up for repairs since last Friday hay
ing broken part of her machinery
Mrs. Susan MILAN and Mrs. LIE
MILAN are visiting friends at Man
nington.
Miss Cora Tower, who was tn