The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-05-26
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Misses Nina Reynolds, Glenn Keys
and Minnie West, of keyser, who
we're guests of Mrs. H. L. Coogls de-
parted for home Thursday.
Harry L. Robinson, Esq, of Union
town, stopped of Friday to see his
friends in town. He was en- route
home from Clarksburg.
w. c. Shafer, the photographer of
Fairment, was here recently on a
business trip. viii is an old Nor
gantown boy and is doing well in the
Mountain City.
Mrs. Triplett, of Laurel Iron
Works, has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. DR.. Morris for week past.
Mrs. NJ. d. Shaffer, of Grant dis
trict, who has been quite i'll for some
time is still very sick. Her large
circle of friends earnestly hope for
her early recovery. She is the moth
er of n. f. Shaffer the grocer of this
place.
Isaac Hickman, of Taylortown,
Pa, was with friends in town Mon
day.
Rev. J. w. Francis is now located
in Illinois where be is pastor of a
fiourishing church. On behalf of
his many Morgantown friends we
send greetings to him.
Mrs. w. E. Clapp, step daughter
and step-son have arrived here from
their home in Washington and will
remain during the summer, Mr.. Clapp
being stationed here for that time
They have apartments at Mrs. Van
elders.
Bud Davis is driver of the train
that leaves here at $50 AN.
Mr.. Graham, leading merchant
of Jackson, C. H. was in town on
business last week.
Mrs. George n. King returned
Monday from a brief visit in Gin
ton District.
Mrs. George W. Brown who has
been the guest of Judge and Mrs.
John A Ollie departed Monday for
Mt. Lake Park.
S.v. Thompson was in PIT. Marion
and Uniontown Monday on a bust
ness trip.
Senator Morley returned Saturday
from Washington, c. H., Ohio, where
he had been attending the funeral Of
his sister in-law, Mrs. DIR. John l..
Worley. Mrs. Worley and her three
children spent a month at the Hotel
Gordon here last summer and many
of our people remember her as a most
estimable lady.-Kiag'oood Journal
Hon. Joseph Moreland went to
Uniontown yesterday on business
trip.
Miss Daisy Pride was visiting
friends in Pennsylvania last week.
F. NJ. Arnett departed for his
home at Markleysburg, Pa, yester
day after visiting his daughter Mrs.
w w. Keener.
Mrs. w b. Peters, of McKeesport,
and Miss Grace Patton, daughter of
Superintendent Patton of the B. &
O., of Lakewood, Pa. who were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Grant
departed for home Monday.
Staley Dering is visiting friends
in Pittsburg.
THE grading of University drive
way from Beechurst to the turnpike
North of the University has been
completed. 1t gives access to the
river and railroad to the people of
Sunny Side and will be a useful
thoroughfare.
Capt. Gilmore is slowly recover.
ing from the effects of the injury re
ceived some weeks ago while riding
a fractions horse. The Captain has
bought lot on Sunny Side and will
erect neat cottage upon it in which
he will reside.
Rev. S. Fl. Day has just completed
the most advanced course of post
graduate study in Hebrew of the
University of Chicago and received
from that university a certificate of
efficiency. His marks were of high
order.
Miss Carrie M. Dickerman and
Miss Myrtle NJ. Hayes go to Pitts
burg this week as delegates to big
Epworth League convention which
meets in that city on Thursday.
The Morgantown League will be
well represented as usual in sach
things; Prof R. A. Armstrong is one
of the speakers at the convention,
and Rev. S. H. Day one of the of
ficers of the convention. Mr.. Day
will return home before the conven.
ton closes, to occupy his pulpit
next Sabbath.
Mrs. Harry Hagans and little child
arrived from Chicago yesterday be-
ing called by the illness of her father
NJ. M. Dent, Esq.
Col. T. M. jackson, of Clarksburg
and c. B. Lewis, Esq, of Pittsburg,
arrived yesterday and are guests of
friends in town.