The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-08-27

Personal Eentien Of Preminent PS1He
Where They Are and How
They Are. y

They Are.
Miss Ollie Hite left last Thursday
morning for a visit with friends al
Mt. Lake Park and Clarksburg.
Miss George Dicks, of Fairmont,
is visiting Miss Blanche Semans, in
South Morgantown.
Lee K. St. Clair and wife departed
for their home at Williamsburg on
Thursday.
Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelley, of Monon-
gahela City, was here few days
recently.
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan returned
from Beaver, Pa, ON Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Susan
Shisler
S. w. and w. 7. Boyers and viii
Hall, all of near Ossage Mills return
ed Wednesday from an eastern trip.
They visited Washington, Philadel-
phia, Atlantic City, Baltimore, Rich
mond and Petersburg. w. 7. Boyers
showed us some US balls be picked
up at Fort Orig near Petersburg.
Stephen Rice, of Wheeling, was
here Thursday adjusting the insur-
ance on Sampson Browns barn which
burned recently in Clinton distict.
Prof. A. L. Yates, wife. and sister,
of Pittsburg, are stopping at W. H.
Watts.
Misses Eta and Iris Tenant were
visiting at Cassville a day or two
recently.
Misses Fannie and Ida, daughters
of Captain j. Fulton Bell, of Browns
vile, are guests of their uncle Major
j. M. Bell.
Miss Jennie Mailer, of Allegheny,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Walter MADEIRA left for her home
on Friday.
John Lindsay has returned to his
home at Pittsburg after visit of a
few days here.
Misses Blanche and Artie Conn,
of Pt. Marion, we're guests of Miss
Dora Baker few days ago.
Prof W. W. Tapp, wife and child
were visiting in town on Friday
They left next day for Harrisville
where the Professor is Principal oil
the schools.
Fl. W. Protzman was at Greens
boro Thursday last.
Misses Minnie and Blanch Thomp-
son, of Pittsburg, are visiting at F.
M. Burners near town. Mrs. Eliza
Weaver is also visiting at the same
place.
Rev. S. A. Hunter left on Friday
for Beaver, Pa, to look after proper
ty he has there.
DIR. Vankirk, of Grafton, was here
Thursday in attendance at the funer.
al Mrs. Susan Shisler.
Miss Dora Dorsey, who had been
on Cheat with the Hilarity Club, re-
turned to her home in Pittsburg
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Harvey returned from Mt
Lake Park Thursday evening.
Ed. E. Baker has returned to Pitts
burg after spending three weeks here
and on Cheat
The tow boat Cyclone was at our
wharf on Saturday.
CONSIDERABLE practicing is being
done at the Evans race track, pre-
sumably for the Fairmont races.
Col. r. E. Fast and B. L. Morgan
were at Fairmont Thursday night
Miss Jettie Jolliffe, of Smithtown,
and Miss Alice Frum, of Little Falls,
spent day in town recently.
Miss Mary Brown, who has been
the guest of her brother, Prof. S. B.
Brown for several days, returned to
her home Thursday.
G. w. Utterback, of Philippi, was
recently visiting his son Floyd here.
Parker S. johnson and Mr. Car
son are visiting at c. J. Longs on
the west side.
F. j. Utterback left Saturday eve
ming for Kansas City to attend the
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Ply
thias.
Mrs. Jno. A. Myers returned
Thursday from Asbury Park, where
she had been summering.
Mrs. B. W. Scott and son, of An
derson, Ind, are visiting at George
S. Vance's.
G. w. L. Mayors still makes trips
down every few days to look after
matters at the court house.
The following three items are from
the Fairmont Iaden:
Ray Dering andHarry Hagans, two
old Morgantown boys, who are now
prospecting in the west. stopped over
in this place Monday night on their
way to their homes, they took in the
improvements while here,
Attorney Frank Cox, of Morgan.
town, was here Tuesday
Col. P II. Bennett came to Fair
mont yesterday on business. He has
grading contract on the extention
of the F. M. q 2. Railroad, neal
Point Marion, Pa, and informed US
that it was getting along fine.
Mr.. Chas. A. Martin, who fell and
broke his back on the 29th ult., il
no better, and if anything he is weak.
er.-Waynesburg Independent.
DR.. Ira E. Hall,of Blacksmith this
county, went to Kansas City with
the K.of Percussion.
Hugh Hood, of Louisville, spen,
Thursday in town and was an agree
able caller at this office.
Messrs. James and William Talk
ington, two excellent and well known
citizens of Battelle, were at the coun
ty seat on business. The New Do
MINIoN was pleased to meet them.
Mrs. E. /. Moore and Miss Susie
will go to Ottumwa, Iowa, on Friday
where Miss Susie will teach in a
conservatory of music just estab
lished.
Wilson Steele, of Buckhannon, Wis
tied his brother Geo. c. Steele Satur.
day and Sunday and left Monday
morning for Pittsburg
Hon. Geo. c. Sturgiss and wife
Mr.. Frame and wife and S. G. Chad.