The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-09-23

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Showalter and George M. Alexander,
have formed a law partnership, with
offices in the Ridgley building, oppo-
site the court house. We bespeak
for them liberal share of the law
patronage. Both are well known to
our people and have practiced before
our courts.-Inder.
Mr.. W. Hupp Sands and sister,
Miss Emily, left Tuesday for Beth
lehem, Pa, where they will attend
school. Hupp will enter the lie
high University and Miss Emily
will attend Bishop Thorps's school
for young ladies. Mr. and Mrs. H.
S. Sands returned Tuesday from a
visit to the Worlds Fair. On the
same day Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Sands
left for the White City. Mr.. and
Mrs L. e. Sands are at the Worlds
Fair.-Fairmont Free Press
A Washington correspondent says;
Il learn from reliable source that
the Secretary of State has notified
our friend jim Peterson that he need
not return to Honduras, as he in
tends to send a Democrat to fill the
place, and that Mr.. B. B. Harding
has been recommended for the APP
pointment. ! believe my information
to be correct, though it is only from
semi official sources, but it is such
as to impress me as reliable"
Mr.. Henry Davenport, Jr., late
Professor of Civil Engineering in the
University, on account of lameness,
the effects of ii recent severe attack
of typhoid fever, has declined an en-
gineering position on the Mississippi
Levee Board, and has entered the
Law class of the w. Va. University.
Will st. Clair is at home from
Ohio where he has been in the en-
ploy of the Standard Oil Company.
Will J. Davidson, of Pennington,
and Miss Cora Ogden, of Fairmont,
drove down from the latter place a
few days ago and were guests of
Prof. and Mrs. H. N. Ogden.
E. M. Grant and son Dale have
been at the Worlds Fair for week
past.
Mrs. Harry Pride has returned
home after visit to Brownsville
and was accompanied by her moth
er,
Miss SADIE Coil, one of the best
teachers Morgantown ever had and
who has given the best of her life to
the work is arranging to visit the
Worlds Fair at an early day. Miss
Coil has complimentary trip down
to the smallest detail.
Prof. A. L. Wade's daughters and
son Charlie who have been very SER
iously illiare improving, very much
to the delight of their many friends.
Mrs. L. A. McNemar, wife of the
new pastor of the Morgantown cir
cult M. P. Church, arrived on Mon
day and they have located in their
new home at StewartstoWn.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Hon. |. V. johnson State Auditor,
and Miss Fannie E. Kemper, of Shcn.
dun, Va, Wednesday morning Sept.
90.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MePeck, of
Preston, Co., were guests recently of
Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Koontz de
parted for Pittsburg Sunday on
visit to friends.
Agent j. G. Nesbitt is ill at his
home, unable to be out. Over work
is the cause of his sickness no doubt,
for the volume of business resting
on his shoulders is no small item to
keep running correctly. j. +. Pick
EFT, of Piedmont, at one time agent
at Newburg, but late of Dyersburg,
Tenn, is acting for Mr.. Nesbitt dur
ing his illness.-Fairmont Free
Press.
DIR. W. III. Kunst, wife and baby
were here few days ago being en-
route to Fairmont and Grafton to
visit friends.
Edgar MILAN and sister Miss Alice
have returned from Thornton where
they were called by the illness and
death of their sister
Mrs. Wesley Courtney is visiting
her parents Nix and Mrs. Abraham
Eisiminger, West Morgantown.
Geo. M. John went to Pittsburg
on Monday where he will be joined
this morning by Adam Bowers and
both will go to the Worlds Fair.
Prof II. N. Ogden has been APP
pointed a lecturer on English in the
University of Chicago and will leave
for that city on Saturday. His fam
lily will remain here for the present.
r. B. South formerly we'll known
student of the University has been
among his numerous young friends
in town for few days. On Satur-
day he will go to Baltimore where
he will enter a medical college Eight
members of his class here will enter
the same college at the same time.