The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-07-23

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| of Taylor county.
T. B. Williams arrived home from
trip clown the river on Saturdays
boat
4 Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelley returned to
Monongahela City Saturday after 8
few days visit here.
/ Miss Gertie Watts was visiting
friends at Vaudeville, the first OF
the week.
Misses May and Gay Lawhead
went down on the Blaine Friday and
returned on the Jacobs Saturday
morning.
Our clever friend Lewis Dilliner,
of Greene county, Pa, was here Sat
urday. Mr.. Dilliner has our thanks
for favors extended to us while he
was here.
Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh has re-
turned to Morgantown and will oc-
cupy her residence ON Main street.
Miss Bessie Hagans was with
friends at Fairmont Monday.
Miss Virginia McLane left Tues
day for Pennington, Wheeling, and
her home at Steubenville The many
friends of this charming young lady
were loath to see her leave.
Marshall Jacobs, of Little Falls,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Weisenfeld, of Glen
viile,is the guest of Mrs Prof Brown.
Miss Weisenfeld is a member of the
faculty of the Chenille Normal
School.
Rev. DIR. William McKibbin pas
tor of the Walnut Hills Presbyterian
church, Cincinnati, is here with his
family for the summer.
Patsy Sharon, operator at Dolls
Run, is spending two weeks at his
home in Pennsylvania.
Sylvester Barker, of Masontown,
was here on Monday.
Jos. McDermott was in Fairmont
over Sunday.
j. Milton Hackney was visiting
| friends at Highland and Clinton dis
trict, on Sunday.
Will S. Kitchens and wife, of Mt.
Morris, were in town on Monday.
Master George Wagner of, Kansas
City, Mo, is visiting his uncle, Flor
ence Wagner.
Col. r. +. Fast, of whom the Jour
nal delights, TO make favorable men
tion, ran over from his Morgantown
home early this week to see DIR. C. G.
Jacobs. His calls, like those of the
sainted jewellers in the land that is
fairer than this, are too scarce and
brief.-Frost6urg Journal.
Miss Sarah Lazier and Miss
Myrtle Dorsey left here Saturday
for Philadelphia and the sea
shore. They go for the benefit of
Miss Dorsey's health, which has been
very poor for some time. DR.. S. S.
Wade accompanied them.
Prof Lawrence J. Corbly, who has
been teaching at Water Valley, Miss,
for the last two years, is now visit
ing his old home in Tyler county.
West Virginia lost one of her best
educators when Mr.. Corbly left us.
= West Union Record.
Judge j. NJ Hagans returned
Saturday evening from Fairmont,
where he had been holding court.
Sherman Watson was in town on
Monday.
President E. M. Turner returned
from Saratoga, N. Y, on Monday,
where he had been attending the
National Teachers Association.
Miss Stella Chichester left Monday
for visit ct Mt. Like Park.
Lowry Wagner is spending few
days in Fairmont from whence he
will GO to his home in Wheeling.
Mrs. Anna Winger was visiting
her sister Mrs. Jake Holland, at
Ellington the first of the week.
Father McGrath returned to his
home at Fairmont Monday after a
few days visit at Stewartstown.
Mr. II. F. Paste, who had been
visiting the family of A. f. Law
head, has returned to his home at
West Chester, Pa.
Frank Swindler went to his home
at Palatine Monday after spending
a week on Cheat.
| Miss Ora Kelley left Monday even
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to her sister, Mrs. Matt Allender.
Misses Madge and Gay Brown re-
turned Monday from a visit to
friends at Romine's Mills and Buck
harmon.
Dr. C. A. Sinsel, of Grafton, Med
ical Examiner of the Relief Depart
ment of the B. q O. railroad was
here on business Monday.
Miss Bessie Harvey has gone to
Hinton to spend the remainder of
the summer with relatives.
Prof. F. L. Emory went to Ithica,
N. Y, yesterday to do some special
work at Cornell University. His
stay will be of uncertain length
possibly not more than week, and
may be month.
Miss Ida Hackney is visiting rel
atives and friends at Vaudeville.
Miss Maggie Carr returned Tues
day from five weeks visit at Key
ser and Piedmont.
Mrs. Walter p. Maple left for her
home at Lake City, Iowa. Tuesday
evening, having been visiting rela-
tives in this county for month past.
Geo, B. Berry, of Brownsville, a
former popular and efficient clerk at
the Wallace House, was greeting his
old friends here Friday.
Mr. William r. Moreland, of
Galva, H., and Mr.. Daniel r., of
Connellsville Pa. are guests of their
brother, Hon. Jos Moreland, Of this
place.
Hon. Chas. E. Brown, of Cincin-
natl, and Commander r. M. G..
Brown, e. S. N, are in Kingwo cd.
They will visit Morgantown at an
early day.
Church Notes.