The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

who are guests OF the Peabody.
W. B. Cornwell, of Romney, was
in town last week.
James I. jackson, of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting his daughter Mrs
E. NJ. Turner.
b. F. Jackson and wife, of Clarks
burg, are guests Of Mr. Us sister
Mrs. f, NJ. Turner.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, of
Fairmont, is the guest of Mrs. d. c
Hoffman.
Mrs. Thos Brock, Mrs. b. F
Swisher and f. NJ Showalter, Esq.
of Fairmopt, were here Monday tC
attend the funeral of Miss Alice Alt
man.
Thos. Reiner, Esq, and daughter
of Dunbar, Pa, departed for home
Monday after spending a few DAYS
with Mr.. RS brother Joseph Reiner
G. b. Hall, the silyersmith, has
closed his shop and will leave fol-
Illinois next week. He will locate in
that State
Rev. A. NJ Buchanan returned
Monday from the National Guard
encampment at Parkersburg where
be acted as Chaplain of the lst Regi
ment.
Mrs. George Little, of Warrington
has been the guest of relatives in
town for several days.
Mrs |. G. Lazzell returned Thurs
day from a visit to her parents at
Kingwood
S. V. Thompson was in Uniontown
Friday and bought a car of manu-
featured ice.
Col R f. Fast and Sergeant
Major w. E. st. Clair have returned
from the National Guard encamp-
ment at Parkersburg which broke
camp Monday. Dr. Joseph was de
tailed to attend Major Ramsey who
is suffering from broken leg.
Rev DR.. Cameron is spending a
short time with his parents in Indi-
ana county, Penna
G. r. C. Allen has returned to his
home in Wheeling after spending
some days here. He was accompan.
led home by his sister Mrs. Thos. r.
Evans who will remain some time in
that city
Laishley Weaver, of Toledo, Ohio,
will arrive this week on a visit to his
father Joseph F Weaver
G. f. Carrigan, of Wheeling, who
graduated from the University in
June and has been rustieating in
Preston county, was in town this
week greeting his many friends.
Will f. Lively returned to his
home at Weston yesterday after a
visit to friends here.
viii Steele, of Allegheny, Pa, is
visiting his brother Geo. c. Steele
and friends in town.
Miss Blanche Anderson returned
home from Brownsville yesterday
Miss Emma Boughner went to Mt.
Lake Park Yesterday to visit her sis
ter Mrs. Howe.
Miss Fannie F. Robinson, of Den
yer, Colo, is visiting Misses Gussie
and Gillian Jamison, on Sunnyside
Mr. Donley Miller, wife and little
son spent Monday in town shopping
and circulating among friends All
were pleased to meet them.
Alfred Breakiron one of the good
citizens of Cass district has the
thanks of the New DOMINION for re
cent favors.
Prof. Whitehill returned home yes
terday from Beaver Falls and other
places in Pennsylvania. His family
will remain there for time
Clark Steele and family, of Pala-
tine, are visiting relatives at Little
Falls.
T. B. Williams, manager of the
Morgantown brick works, went to
Pittsburg yesterday on a business
trip,
Judge j. NJ. Hagans and daughter
Miss Bessie departed this morning
for Atlantic City where the Judge
goes for the benefit of his health and
needed recreation
Miss Clara Hough went to Fair
chance this morning to spend few
days with friends
Harry Meredith, of Fairmont, came
down this morning and went out on
Cheat.
Misses Sallie and Louise Black
stone, of Connellsville, Pa, who have
been at the Mont Chateau for some
time were guests this week of DR..
and Mrs. H. B. Lazier and departed
for home this morning.
E. Bunker Reynolds, of Keyser, is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Ella Jolliffe has returned
home from visit to friends IN Fair
mont and Smithtown.
Mrs. James n. Davis who has been
i'll of fever for some time is slowly
recovering.
Profs. Wiley and Aldrich went to
Clay district this morning to attend
the county Sunday School conven-
ton in session there.
Rev. A. NJ Buchanan will 90 to
Beaver county this week to visit his
mother and will be absent several
days.
Alex. Mack, leading merchant.
of Masontown, Pa, was here this
morning en- route home from trip
into the interior of this state.
DR.. Geo. B. Morris and Geo. C.
Baker have been at Atlantic City
for week past enjoying the sea
breezes and incidentally looking up
the immense Baker fortune that will
finally come to some one.
On Saturday night last James
WEIGH, of Scottdale, Pa, was stabbed
to death by John Gallagher, and on
the same day near Connellsville a
white man was shot and killed by a
negro, both of the latter were stran-
gers in that vicinity. Old Fiat"
keeps right up with the procession
in murders.
Work will be commenced within
30 days on the Monongahela. &
Wheeling railroad. The line will
consist of 30 miles Of standard guage
track running from Monongahela,
Pa, to Wheeling, w. Va. 1t will
connect with the Pittsburg, Virginia
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