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

Elkins' cottage.
Nat Hurst, of Uniontown, was in
town recently. Nat. was student at
the University several years ago.
Mrs. Floyd Utterback is visiting
friends at Philippi.
Miss Addie Reay is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ed Wiedman at Cass-
vile.
Mrs. Joseph Moreland, Miss Nellie
and Master James are at Oakland
to remain for some time.
Mrs. John Wagner and son Guy,
of Wheeling,are the guest Of friends
here. Scores Of our people are happy
to meet them.
Mr.. D. H. Oh. wick came from
Chicago last week to greet his friends
in Morgantown and is now spending
a season at GAINESVILLE in Preston
county. Mr.. Chadwick's friends in
this county are numbered by hun
dreds. Many people would be glad to
have him again become a resident Of
Morgantown.
Col. Ben. Wilson passed through
here few days ago en- route to Penn
sylvania where he went to meet some
capitalists who are interested in
West Virginia coal fields. The Colo
mel has many admirers here.
Messrs. Smith and Hartman, the
gentleman who will edit the Athena
cum next year are here and arranging
to begin work. They are bright,
energetic. and careful business men.
The college Journal will continue on
the high plane it has occupied for a
long time. Success to them.
Prof Thos. E. Hodges conducted
the teachers institute at Huntington,
and in the resolutions adopted at
the close, splendid tribute TO his
ability and the manner in which he
conducted the work was INCORPORATED.
Prof Hodges is not only bright in
his profession but he is an excellent
gentleman besides.
Prof j. Russell Trotter, of Buck
harmon, has been elected Principal
of the North Western Academy in
this city. He is polished gentleman,
thorough scholar and practical
misunderstanding Telegram.
Mrs. McGrew, of this place, who
has been sick for some time is no
better and is growing weaker with
but little chance Of her recovery
Kingaoood Argus
DIR. Geo. B. Morris is at his Office
here
G. p. Berkshire and wife spent
Sunday at PIT. Marion.
Mrs. Charles MADEIRA is visiting
relatives at Brownsville.
Miss Alice Bailey was the guest OF
Miss Villa Brand recently.
John Marley, of West Union was
in town few days recently.
Z. M. Martin and little son Frank,
of Morgantown, was calling on friends
in town over Sunday. Mr.. Martin
accompanied his mother Mrs Martin,
an aged lady of Fayette county, Pa,
who will spend few weeks here with
her daughter Mrs. p. S. Haldeman.
-West Union Record.
Rev. d. H. Davis left yesterday to
attend conference at Palatine.
Stenographer Carl Frame returned
Monday from Old Orchard, Me-,
where he enjoyed ocean baths and
sea breezes for some weeks.
Contractor H. L. Lane has returned
from Baltimore, where he had been
few days on business.
Prof. M. D. Helmick, Principal of
the State Normal School, his wife,
two children and sister in law arriv-
ed in town on Tuesday. He is to live
in the Presbyterian manse below N.
NJ Benefits, whichis to be specially
repaired for him.-Glencille Banner
Dallas Lining was visiting friends
at Cassville Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. J. E. Davis was in town on
Monday. He missed the train from
Gypsy Grove the evening before.
B. H. Hall, of Fairmont, is work
ing at the life insurance business on
the west side of the river.
Prof Robt. A. Armstrong of the
West Liberty Normal school is help
ing conduct the Institute here this
week. He made quite an impression
on our people in his witty and in.
structive address Wednesday night.
All who heard him regretted when it
came time for him to close.
= Weston Republican.
Miss Alice MILAN has returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. w. H.
McDaniels,in Taylor county.
Eliza Jacobs is home from Man
nington for few days.
Col. G. w. johnson was up the road
Monday.
Mrs. j. C. Wallace and daughter
Miss Bessie have returned from a
visit at Buckbannon. They we're ac-
companied by her other daughter
Mrs. d. I. E. Casteel and her son
Willie.
The two new oil tanks have been
completed and the men who built
them left yesterday morning for Ian
caster, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Bartlett, of Wash
ington county, Pa, are spending a
few weeks with Ed. Clear and family.
A Chenille exchange says: Miss
Varona Maple, first assistant teach
er in the Chenille Normal is spend
ing her vacation at Denver City, Colo.
Mrs. Walter Mestrezat and little
daughter have returned from a week s
visit with Mrs. Ms mother at Pala-
tine.
Our clever friend D. M. Trickett,
of Grant district, was in town yes
terday on business. Dennis is one
of our solid citizens.
Miss Belle Fleming is visiting
friends in Fairmont.
Miss Hattie Donaldson, of Laurel
Iron Works, and Miss Moselle Don
aldson, of Uniontown, are visiting
their cousin Miss Ida Higginbotham,
at Palatine. All three will go to Mt.
Lake Park before returning home.
Miss Ida Flower, a charming
young lady of Pittsburg, and niece