The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-12-08

efly IN the boot ana shoe business
here, has been for some time a tele-
graph operator for the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad at Homestead. Mr..
Dunlap is a very exceNent young
man.
A. S. Guthrie, who is in the oil
business at Mt. Morris, recently
spent some time here the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lowrie. He is a
brother of Mrs. Lowre.
Mrs. J. NJ Reed has returned from
a visit with her parents, at Wheel
ing.
T. w. Anderson has been filing
some delightful social and pressing
business engagements at Plttsburg
this week.
Miss Lucy Donley left Mondy for
Lincoln, Nebraska. to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Yates, indefinitely. She
will make a special study of vocal
music and will take position as 50
prano in one OF the church chairs of
that city. She was one Of Morgan.
towns best and sweetest singers.
Both musical and social circles lose
prominent member by her depart
ure.
Miss Ida Harner is at Uniontown,
where she will make an extended
visit with Miss Laura Burnham, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hickman and other
relatives.
Lindsey Wharton is able to sit up,
though it may yet be some time be
fore he will be able to attend to his
duties, in the postoffice. During Lind
sey's illness j. j. has had to stay
very closely with the office.
T. A. Grimes arrived yesterday
from Helena, Mont, to visit Mrs.
Grimes who has been here for some
time.-Fairmont Free Press.
Henry Cunningham, who runs on
the Pennsylvania road, is here wait
ing on his brother Arl, who is quite
low with typhoid fever
Hon. Joseph Moreland revisited
the scenes of his youth, down in
Fayette, for a short time last week.
Mrs. II. B. Lazier was visiting
Connellsville friends last week.
Mrs John A. Myers was in Pitts
burg last week. She was aecompa-
MED by Miss Irene Myers, of Far.
mont.
Arthur Lazier is at home from
Ada, Ohio, and fixed aspect of hap
piness characterizes his phyisiogno-
my, although no publication of "the
date" has been authorized.
Miss Lizzie Moreland went to
Pittsburg to attend the reception
given by the uncle Of the groom to
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell r. Nelson,
Thanksgiving night. She will re
main with friends there for week
longer. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson have
gone to housekeeping at Councils
vile.
Albert Jones, the painter, who
don't get time to visit very often,
was at his old home at Piedmont for
few days recently.
Miss Sallie Bennett, daughter OF
Officer Tim Bennett, who has been
lying dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever at the home of her sister, at
Palatine, is improving gradually and
may be able to be removed to her
home here in a week. She went to
Palatine three weeks ago and was
attacked with fever in few days
after her arrival.
The Buchanan Banner contains
the following concerning a former
popular resident of this place. a
brother of George c. Steele: "Will
Steele leaves to day for Allegheny
City, Pa, where he has accepted a
good position. His many friends in
our town are sorry to see him leave
and all will be glad to have him re-
turn at any time and live here.
Mrs. B. S. Thompson, who had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John l. Harvey, for several weeks,
departed on Saturday for her home
at Hinton, being accompanied by
Cameron Harvey.
Capt. N. d. Helmick, the bridge
contractor, of Palatine, has been here
attending county court this week.
Gen. and Mrs. l. H. Duval, whose
arrival here from Wellsburg to at
tend their son was noted last week,
are still here, and the condition OF
young Mr. Duval has not materially
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keyser, oil
Point Marion, were here with party
of New York visitors Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Clark McVicker is in Wheeling to
spend few days with his sister,
Mrs. Reed. and other friends.
Miss Edith Grant gave a o. clock
dinner to number of charming deb
utantes on Monday evening, estab
fishing for herself reputation for
rare social graciousness and taste in
hISh u al al SShOho- IL was d uaPDy
time for all
Miss Nellie Moreland is quite il
with typhoid fever
Miss Edna Hough will go 10 I'm
iontown to-day, to visit Mrs. r, w
Dawson until after the holidays.
Harry Hare, of the railway mai
service, is here to visit his parents
for week
DR.. S. A. Hunter, who lived in Nor
gantown for some time Immediately
subsequent to many years mission
arv work in China, has been called
to the passionate of the South Side
Presbyterian church, Pittsburg, -and
will probably accept.
A SON of Frank j. Kern, IL years
old, fell from the NOW OF his father
barn, at Dellslow, Sunday. He was
precipitated distance of Is feet L