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

day or two ,ae latter part Of th
week.
Claud Gore, of ClarksbErg, . mem
Der Of the present senior class a
the University, arrived in town Sat
urdny. He was accompanied b,
Harry 6ulzbacher Of Pittsburg.
Rev. Willard Pell, who is paste
Of the NJ. +. church at Milford, Ind.
was in town this week. He atten
ded the Waters Pierce wedding a
Mt. Lake Park yesterday. king
GOOD Journal.
Miss Myrtle Keener, of Fettermaf
and Mrs. Miller, of Palatine, are Wis
ting at Thomas Fleming's.
Mrs. w. w. and Miss Myrnie
Keener have returned from visit 70
Pittsburg.
Col F. w. Thompson we-.. to
Uniontown two weeks ago on bust
ness, was taken sick and is not able
to return home.
r. L. Townsend, Of Oakland, Md,
was here Friday en- route to Pitts
burg.
Allan Chalfant, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
is visiting his father, M. r. Chalfant.
Student w. C. Meyer has been en-
gagged in reinsuring the risks Of the
American insurance company, OF
Wheeling, during the summer He
has been located at Cincinnati.
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan and family
are home from their vacation, spent
at Beaver and Washington, Pa.
Lee Jenkins and Eliza Jacobs drove
up to Fairmont Thursday to attend
the races.
Miss Madie Vandervort is visiting
friends at Palatine and Warrington.
Eugene Jenkins and wife, of New
burg, were visiting friends in town
last week.
Rev. L. A. Lindemuth, who has
charge of a church at French Creek,
Upshur county, for the summer was
recently visiting friends here.
Mrs. Isaac Franks is visiting
friends at Uniontown, Pa.
Mrs. j. L. Keener and two chill
dren have returned from a visit to
Mrs. KS parents near Taylortown.
James NJ. Hustead, J. X. and Chas.
f. Beeson, all of Uniontown, Pa,
were recently registered at the Wal
lace House
Misses Emilene Pickenpaugh and
Daisy Pride, who had spent some
time with relatives and friends in
Ohio, have returned home.
Rev. Will Davis, wife and child have
returned to their home at Boston, Pa.
after visit to Mrs, DIS parents, DR..
and Mrs. E. H. Coombs.
Mr. Butler, manager of the electric
light company was in Pittsburg ON
business a few days since.
Lester Swindier spent Friday at
his home in Palatine.
Editor J. F. Cowan, wife and two
children of Pittsburg, were in town
Thursday en- route to Palatine to at
tend the M. p. conference.
DIR. Jno A. Myers was at Wheel
ing on Friday.
Mr. Geo. Slime and family, of Pitts
burg, are visiting D. H. Slime.
Miss Emma Hare has returned to
her home at Fairmont after visit
to relatives near here.
Ed Smith and Layman Harris at
tended q ball given by the colored
people of Fairmont Thursday night.
Revs. E. Price and Ross Ward re-
turned from the Terra Alta Associa-
tion Friday evening.
Florence Wagner was at Fairmont
for the races.
G. w. Finnell attended the ALI
ance Picnic at Little Falls Friday.
E. L. Hartman has gone to Par
kersburg and Wheeling in the inter
est of the Athenaeum.
Marion Dawson and wife, Miss
Laura and James Dawson and son
spent few days the last of the week
with friends at Uniontown and
Masontown.
DR.. A. P. Stewart, of Pt. Marion,
was visiting his daughter here the
first of the week.
Floyd Utterback is at home from
KansasCity having taken in the great
Knights of Pythias conclave, repre-
senting Athens lodge, Of this place.
R. B. South and Miss Lizzie Car
son, the latter of Unionville, Missouri,
were at the Wallace House on Friday.
Miss Carson who is charming
young lady was on her way home
from a trip to Philadelphia and
New York, having stopped here to
visit friends in this county.
Mrs. W. D. Chadwick and son
Davie will return to their home in
Washington tomorrow after spend
ing the summer here. Numerous
friends regret their departure.
Jesse Turner spent Sunday at
Fairmont.
Geo. w. Core, who has spent the
last few weeks with relatives at Cass-
vile, has returned to his home at
Orion, Ill.
Miss Leana Smith, who has been
charming guest at Phil.A. Skaters
the last two weeks, left for her home
at Parkersburg Saturday.
VIM F. Ficke and wife who have
been visiting the family Of Geo Smith
left for their home in New York
Monday.
Prof. George Baker, of Pittsburg,
was in town several days last week.
Frank Woods. Esq, returned to
his home at Baltimore Monday.
Mrs. Woods will remain for a time
longer, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Laura Pickenpaugh.
C. O. Peters, wife and daughter,
and Mrs. Boyd, who had been visit-
ing Miss Ann Rogers, left Monday
for their homes at Peoria, Illinois
Will J. Willis, of Pittsburg, was
here the first of the week on his
periodical tour of selling the product
of Marvin's factory and seeing the
boys.
Miss Clemmie Richie, who had
been the pnest of Col and Mrs Co