The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-07-28

Charley Dering spent part of
last week in Kiugwood.
Hon. John W. Mason and wife, Of
Fairmont, ard their guest Mrs. Col
lbs, of Washington, D. C., were re-
ccatly guests Of Jas. c. Wallace.
Claude W. Gore, of Clarksburg,
was here on brief visit to friends
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Pride went to Pitts
burg Monday to visit friends.
Mr.. W. j. Mcconnell, of Franklin,
Pa, one of the members of the Union
Improvement Company, and very
excellent gentleman, is in town.
Will Birch passed Sunday at his
home in Greensboro.
From the report of the Clay coun-
ty institute we learn that Mr.. III. B.
Davenport delivered a lecture before
that body that was very instructive
and was spoken of very highly. Mr..
Davenport is also taking an active
part in promoting the extension of
the railroad through that county
that is to connect Sutton with
Charleston.
S. ID. Hirschman returned to New
York last week after staying some
time at home here.
Miss Norma Schloss who has been
the guest of Mrs. Milton Hirschman
and Mrs. NJ. J. Soneborne returned
to her home in Charles Town last
week.
S. G. O'Kelley's oldest child has
been quite i'll for several days.
ROASTING ears are on the market.
Bring out the cholera cure.
Mrs. r. E. Fast went TO tFrostburg,
Md, yesterday to visit DIR. and Mrs.
C. c. Jacobs, and will join the Colo
mel at the Martinsburg encampment
the first Of next week.
j. Harry Meredith went to Mar
tinsburg yesterday where he will
visit friends during the encampment
of the w. Va, N. G.
Prof. A. j. Hare returned home
Monday from Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. III. L. Cox fell off of pair
of step ladders Sunday and cut a
bad cash in her face. She had a
very narrow escape from receiving
serious injuries.
Leb Barthlow went TO Martins
burg yesterday to attend the en-
campment of the w. Va. n. G. Leb
is the only private from Morgantown
who viii be in camp. We need about
30 more young men of his grit.
Lieut.. Richard Cheatam went to
Uniontown yesterday. The colored
damsels down there should not be
carried away by the glitter of the
Lieutenant's regalia for he is very
much married man.
Misses Lizzie and Lottie Thomp-
son and Bessie bewellen went to
Terre Alta this morning and will
also visit friends near Kingwood.
Miss Carrie Hackney has applied
for the position of teacher in gram
mar school in Pennsylvania. Miss
Hackney is an excellent and hard
working teacher, and her friends
hope that she will secure the place
for which she has applied.
Prof Emory returned from Ithaca,
N. Y, Saturday where he went to
take an advanced degree in Cornell
University.
Hon. w. L. Watson, of Smithtown,
has returned from a business trip to
Toledo and Ashtabula, Ohio.
G. Fred Dorsey went to Pittsburg
yesterday and will probably locate
in that city. Fred graduated from
the University in June and is one of
Morgantown's brightest and most
worthy young gentlemen.
DR.. P. B. Reynolds President of
the University went to Weston yes
terday to attend a teachers institute,
from Weston be will go to Sutton.
Thos. w. and Col. Howard Elem
ing and Smith Hood, Jr., of Fair
mont, were in town yesterday.
Miss Bertha Scrafford returned
home yesterday after a pleasant
visit of several weeks to Marietta,
Ohio, friends.
Miss Jennette Domain is in
Brownsville where she will spend
two weeks with her aunt Mrs. Phil.
Sloan. after which she will visit
Pittsburg friends.