The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-08-13

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river.
c. c. Brock, Esq, left for his home
at Pittsburg on Friday.
Mrs. A. F. Lawhead is visiting
friends at Clarksburg.
j, NJ Hackney With a party oil
friends from Clinton visited Dorsey's
knob Sunday and they were SO de
lighted with the trip that they will
repeat it next Sunday.
Miss Blanch Pickenpaugh, O!
Cassville, is visiting her grandfather,
Kinsey Fife, this week.
W. N. Berkeley, jr., reached home
Tuesday morning after years alb
sence studying medicine at Vienna,
Austria. Numerous friends are glad
to welcome his return.
VIM. Moorhead, Joe NJ. Wood and
their families returned Tuesday
morning from ten days stay at
Atlantic City.
Col. Joseph Snider, of Pt. Marion,
was in town on Tuesday.
Prof Simon w. Boyers will leave
Thursday for Atlantic City. He
holds a chair in University at
Santa Barbara, Cal.
Misses Tillie Hale, Myra Shields
and Mrs. Scott and Mr.. Risher, OF
Pittsburg, who have been stopping
with the family of VIM. II. Watts
for a week returned home Tuesday.
c. J. G. Bennett has been chosen
to fill the position in the NJ. E. Con
ference Seminary, made vacant by
the death of Prof Jay F.Ogden. Mr..
Bennett was a student here part of
last year.
Prof Frank Snyder is here this
week attending institute and greet
ing his many friends after a year 8
absence He and Mrs. Snider will
return to Senitobia, Miss, this fall.
Mrs. J. S. Wood and little daugh-
ter, of Uniontown, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. Sarah Wood ON Front street.
Capt. Ed Robinson. wife and two
children, were at the Wallace House
recently. Capt. Robinson is prom
inent and influential citizen of Eliza
beth, Pa.
Arthur Thorn, well known young
man of Clarksburg, was here yester-
day advertising the Clarksburg fair.
Mr. Thorn is native of this place.
S. II. Shriver, NJ. J. Garrison,
Elijah Hartley and a number of 9th
er prominent Battelle citizens were
here yesterday on business.
Mrs. John Eastburn, of Browns
vile, Pa, is visiting at j. N Picken-
paugh's.
Mrs. Carrie Rhoads, of Mason
town, Pa, accompanied by Misses
Ella Fairbanks and Laura Rhoads,
of McKeesport, were visiting the
Misses Dawson the first of the week.
Prof. and Mrs. w. w. Tapp, of
Harrisville, were visiting in town
Tuesday. They have been at the
Professors fathers near Vaudeville
for few weeks.
f. X. Ong headed a party of ex-
cursionists from Pittsburg on Tues
days boat and will return this morn
ing. Mr.. Ong is the manager of the
house of Dillworth Bros.
Lieut.. f. Dew. Ramsay is in Wheel
ing this week.
Mrs. Mary A. Kelly is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Matt. Allender at
Grafton.
Mrs. +. p. Hare left Tuesday eve
ming for West Grafton, her future
home.
Dr. A. B. Mason, of Wadestown,
who holds responsible position
under the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue arrived in town Tuesday
and is at the Wallace House.
VIM. E. Jolliffe, of Bridgeport, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Geo. d. Purinton left this
morning for her home at Columbia,
Mo-, after an extended visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Fordyce.
Phoebe, youngest daughter of Pres
ident E. M. Turner, has been very
sick for several days.
Mrs. Ed. L. Miller, of Cassville, is
spending the week at Leroy Crows.
Miss Ella Fordyce will leave to-
morrow for Shepherdstown to re-
sumo her work in the Normal School
at that place.
Altha Warman is in the County
Clerks Office this week working on
Assessor Wells books.