The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-09-03

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They Are.
Hugh MADEIRA spent few days ii
Grafton last week.
| Miss Grace Dering has returned
from visit with relatives ~ Fair
mont.
II. c. Clayton, Of Grafton, was
here on business few days since
Miss ella Camp, charming and
accomplished young lady. of Nor
| gantown, is on Q visit to her friend,
Miss Kate Low, of Corinth. Terra
Alta Oracle.
Jos. Sturgeon and wife Of Mason
town, we're recently visiting Mrs.
Spurgeon's mother, Mrs. N. n. Hoff-
man.
Ben G. Williams, of Greensboro,
was in town the latter part Of the
week.
Mrs. A. B. Fleming, of Charleston,
was the guest of the family of Prof.
K. C.Berkeley, day or two recently.
Col VIM. A. Hanway left wednes-
day evening for his home at Balti-
more.
Mrs. H. Ray Dering and two chill
dren, who had been guests of rela-
tives here for some time have re-
turned to their home at IndianaDo-
lis, Ind.
Misses Blake and Eta Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston, Lem Watson
and Henry Martin were in town one
day last week en- route to Cheat View.
Two employees at the West Nor
gantown brick works engaged in a
fisticuff one day last week.
Messrs. w. G. Conley and H. S.
Whetsell, members of the board of
teachers examiners of Preston coun-
ty, will enter the law class at the
University next month.
DIR. Thos. M. Wilson left Tuesday
for a visit to his mother in Monon-
gala county.-Grafton Leader.
John Smith Hood, Esq, of Mon
ongalia county, passed through town
Monday evening on his way to the
lower end of Doddriege and Taylor
where he will spend few days among
relatives. Mr.. Hood is one of the
leading citizens of his county and is
a great democrat Vest Union Rec
ord.
Prof Lawrence j. Corbly, one of
the brightest and most practical ed
ucators in the country has been elect
ed Superintendent of our city
schools. He lie native of West vir-
ginia and has been teaching in Miss
issippi for two years. No better Sc
lection could have been made
Ctarksburg Telegram.
Misses Fanny and Mary Dering
will leave Morgantown tomorrow for
Fairmont, where they will make their
future home with their brother, Char
lie, who has had situation there for
some time past. Their many friends
regret their departure.
Miss Mary Pickenpaugh, one of
the sprightly typos of this office, has
returned from vacation Of month,
very pleasant one, spent at Wash
ington and Scenery Hill with friends.
Miss Lily Conn, of Point Marion,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
P. Berkshire.
Miss Mary Semans has returned
to Uriontown, after an extended Wis
it with her parents in South Morgan
town.
Miss Mollie Glasscock, of Arnetts-
vile, is the guest of the family of
her brother, VIM. E. Glasscock.
Lieut. r. M. G. Brown, u. S. n,
came over from Deer Park, where he
and his family are spending the
summer, and visited relatives here
for few days last week, returning
Saturday. Lieut.. Brown has not
been abroad since his perilous, and
at the same time heroic, experience
at Samoa, where his accurate precep-
tion, quick Judgment and scientific
seamanship saved the vessel he
commanded and all on board. He
subsequently, received detail in
the Navy Department at Washington
which he still retains.
Mrs. E. l. Moore and daughter,
Miss Susie, left last SATURDAY. for
Ottumwa, Iowa, where Miss Moore
will become the principal of the
musical conservatory, Requirements
to the position being training abroad.
Her visit at Morgantown was brief
a great disappointment to her
friends here-on account ofinstruc-
ton at her school beginning SO soon
after her arrival from Europe.
Miss Mary Ollie, who was invited
to Mountain Lake Park as brides
maid at the Waters Pierce wedding
will extend her visit for some time
with her aunts, Mrs. Brown, at
Mountain Lake Park, and Mrs. Tot
ten at Oakland. Miss Matte Ank-
ney, of Minneapolis, who had been
miss Dille's guest here has gone to
Pennsylvania to visit relatives, but
will return to Morgantown en- route
home.
Miss Carrie Dent returned Sat.
urday from visit at Grafton,
Mountain Lake Park and Piedmont,
much improved in health.
Rev. and Mrs. John L. Roemer
will return to their home at Thomas,
Pa, tomorrow, after pleasant visit
of few weeks with the parents of
of Mrs. Roemer, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Plckenpaugh. They will be accom-
panied by Miss Mary Casselberry,
who will partake for some time of
old friend and ministerial hospitaly
as dispensed in Washington County.
Miss Lillian Claughton, who had
been the guest of the Misses Hough,
returned to her home at Washington
D. c., Monday.
Prof. S. B. Brown left last week
for Atlantic City. After an indulg-
ence of seaside pleasures for few
days he will proceed to New York
and Boston, for research in the geo
logical libraries of those cities and to
discuss subjects of that nature with
other eminent men in the geological
profession. Prof. Brown has an
aDprOnriation that no will ;nvas+