The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-05-12
Mr.. W. E. Clamp. a special Pen.


sioner Examiner, from the Bureau
in Washington, is here looking up
the claims Of a number of pension
ers- Mr.. Clapp has Al eases with
which to begin. He is . careful of
ficer and very genial gentleman.
T. n. Smith, one of the merchants
of Mt. Morris was in Morgantown a
few days ago to greet old friends
and look after some business matter.
Mrs. Davis, wife of Rev. w. C.
Davis, of Brownsville, Pa, arrived
Monday to visit her parents, DIR.
and Mrs. Z H. Combs.
Sanford Morris was in town
Monday en- route to Fairmont after
visit in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. B. G Williams and children
went to Fairmont Monday after
visiting several days in South Nor
gantown.
Mrs. j. l. Swindler is still very
poorly and not able to be about. Her
daughter, Miss Ellie, has been very
sick for the last three weeks. and is
not much improved at present
Free Press.
Mr.. z. f. Yost has decided to 10
cate at Pontiac, Illinois, and will
start to that city to morrow. 1t
was the former home of Mrs. Yost.
Morgantown very much regrets this
decision on the part of Mr. Yost. He
is very excellent gentleman. Mrs
Yost is a splendid lady; many of
our people have become very much
attached to her and Mrs. Hartshorn
and will miss them.
Miss Susie Mayors was the guest
of Fairmont friends last week.
Joseph Allender has been at home
for several days after business trip
of several weeks. Mr. Allender is
travelling for mill supply firm in
Washington, d. c.
James Anderson, of Fairmont
spent Sunday with Morgantown
friends.
Campbell R. Nelson, of Connells-
vile, passed Sunday in town.
Geo. w. Semans has returned from
Uniontown where he had been for
some time visiting olds friends and
the scenes of his early days.
Mr.. Jesse Shuttlesworth, of Little
Falls, has not been in his usual
health this spring we regret to say.
His friends hope to see him all right
again very soon.
John B. Skinner, of Connellsville,
was in town Monday and Tuesday
on business.
Prof. w. W. Tapp, of Richie c. II.
is visiting relatives at Vaudeville.
Rev. w. J. Eddy will return from
the Divinity school Of the University
of Chicago in few days and resume
the pastorate of his former church
at Greensboro. The past year has
been one of profit and pleasure to
him, and he will begin his work
this spring with renewed energy
Prof. A. L. Wade went to Pitts
burg Monday on business trip and
will return this week.
John Morris is now able to come
to town after a severe illness.
w. S. Stevenson the well known
oil operator of Fairmont was in town
Monday.
State Bank Examiner G. A. Weav-
er arrived yesterday on official bust
ness. "Sol'' is as genial as in the
days Of yore when he was one of the
w. V U. boys.
Oscar Jenkins, of Parkersburg,
formerly a well known University
student is in town on business and
looking up old friends.
Miss BERTHE Snyder, Of PIT. Marion,
was the guest yesterday Of Miss
Daisy Wood.
Hon. Fontain Smith, of Fairmnnt,
was in town Yesterday on business.
Mrs. Bud Davis has been quite i'll
for several days at her home near
Fairmont, but is now slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Heston, of Smithfield, Pa,
who has been the guest of friends in
South Morgantowp, departed for
home yesterday.
Sands jackson, of Fairmont, was
in town Monday.
Miss Rebecca Evans who has been
low from paralysis for several weeks
is improving slightly. Her friends
hope that it is possible she may get
about again.