The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-06-18
Miss Mamie Narsilliott departed


yesterday to visit friends in Parkers-
burg, Wheeling and Pittsburg.
Mrs. DR.. Morris has gone to Lau-
rel Iron Works to spend the summer.
We wish and know she will have a
pleasant season with the people and
at the place she loves go well.
DIR. Morris will be at his office in
this place on Monday.
Mr.. Milton Hirschman has gone
to New York and Saratoga to spend
short vacation.
Among the many prominent peo-
pie in town yesterday were r. S.
Lantz and D. South, of Clay district.
Miss Mann Leamon, of Brownsville,
who was the guest of Miss Laura
Dawson returned to her home Sun
day.
Clarence St Clair left for Coaldale,
Wayne County, Sunday, after a weeks
visit to his mother.
Mrs. Dorsey p. Fitch, of Fairmont
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. Hay
mond, last week.
Prof A. L. Wade is at West Mil
ford conducting the teachers insti-
tute for Harrison county. Prof.
Wade is one of the most experienced
and ablest institute men of our state.
The Harrison county teachers will
no doubt have pleasant and profit
BILE week.
Miss Ora Butcher, who for some
weeks past has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. d. Hopkins, will re
turn to her Wood county home
Thursday.
George Brand is at home after an
absence of several weeks during
which time he was in the employ Of
the Iron Bridge Co., of Canton, o.
Col. T. Fl. B. Staggers, of Fair
mont, is attending court.
Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelly has removed
his household goods from Pt. Marion
to Morgantown and will board I'M
til fall at Monongshela City where
he recently accepted call.
Frank Reed, of Fairmont, is in
town.
Percy Lazier will go to Wheeling
soon to work at his trade, painting.
The Adam Jacobs will center the
Pittsburg and Morgantown trade
sometime this month.
Miss Sena Coleman on Monday
evening received a telegram from
Saginaw, Mich, stating that her sis
ter Mrs. J. +. Lazzell. was seriously
i'll, and on Tuesday morning she left
for that place to be in attendance at
the bedside Of the sufferer.
Miss Media Donley, the daughter
of ID. L. Donley, of Mt. Morris, is a
member Of the graduating class of
Beethoven Musical Conservatory,
Meadville, Pa, the commencement
exercises of which will be held this
evening. Miss Donley is on the
closing program for two instrumental
numbers. She has studied music
exclusively for the pas three years
and now graduates with high honors.
She will return to her home this
week.
Jas. A. French, formerly of Nor
gantown, but now residing in Cali
fornia, Pa, was here few days ago.
+. NJ. Hukill, the oil operator of
Pittsburg, was in town recently.
Bert Reed and son, of Grafton,
were recently visiting Mr.. Reeds
mother and other relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. Turner. of Parkersburg, has
completed the work of plumbing the
University buildings, putting in
waste pipes, &c.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ l.. Casselberry
are visiting friends at Kingwood.
Mr.. NJ. Sturm, who studied law
here under Prof. Brooke this year
and who was just passed the requis-
lite examinations for admission to
the bar, has entered the law office of
Samuel C. Kelly at Mt Pleasant Pa.
Mr.. Kelly is going to take a vacation
and Mr.. S. will take charge of
his work. We predict for Mr. Sturm
a bright future He is one of the
best students we have had in our
school.
James E. Brown, who has been
visiting relatives here for the past 10
days, will return to Chicago to-day
and begin the practice of law in that
city. Mr.. Brown has been engaged
in other business there for sometime,
which he now leaves to devote all his
time and attention to his profession.
He is well grounded in the knowl-
edge of his profession, has made
many acquaintance in the city of
his adoption, has the true grit and is
destined to succeed.
We regret to learn that our young
friend John F. Keener, of Rosedale,
cut his foot seriously on piece of
glass Monday evening. We hope he
may soon recover.
That Prince Of good fellows W. L.
Boyers, of Randall, has the thanks of
the NEW DOMINION for favors exceed
ed US yesterday.
Thos Reiner, Esq, of Dunbar,
Pa, is visiting his brother Joseph