The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-27

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from trip to various points in the
State in the interests of the Expert
ment Station.
Miss Mary Jackson returned Mon
day from visit in Clarksburg and
Weston
Mrs. t. A, Haldeman and son J.
V. Haldeman, the latter of New Car
Isle, Ohio, are spending some time
on Cheat.
Rev w. C. Davis is here for
short time. Mrs. Davis and little
daughter have been here for several
weeks.
Thos. NJ. Marshall, Jr, a promi-
nent lawyer and Rev. DR.. Theodore
Diller, of Pittsburg, came up Satur-
dav on the Jacobs and left for
White Sulphur Springs in their car
riage
Mrs. DR.. Charles H. McLane who
was visiting her daughter Mrs. R.
Z. Fast has returned to her home at
Steubenville, Ohio, Saturday.
Judge Okey johnson returned to
Charleston Saturday.
f. X O'Kelly has returned from
his trout fishing trip at Delawder's,
Garrett county, Md.
John L. Fogle an employee of the
government printing Office in Wash
ington was here last week visiting
friends. He was formerly a compos-
itor in the NEW DOMINION office.
Miss SADIE Coil, Mrs. Reynolds
and Prot. Hare have returned from
Denver where they attended the Ma
tional Educational Association. In
addition to the profit of attending
the great meeting they enjoyed the
trip very much.
Prof. 5. B. Brown, of the Universi-
ty, was in the city last Saturday
He was one of the institute instruc-
tors and his lectures won him many
friends among our teachers.-ClarkS
burg Telegram.
Prof. L. j. Corbly and wife, who
attended the n (. A., at Denver,
Col, are taking an extended trip
through the West, visiting many
pleasure points of national repute
They spent the first of the week at
Salt Lake City which, the Professor
says, is genuine paradise. He fur
Their says, "a bath in Salt Lake with
lot of visitors who can't swim any
is no small novelty" Mr.. and Mrs
Corbly go from Salt Lake to Yellow
stone Park via Cheyenne, Wy. and
Idaho C1arksbirg Ne1cs. We can
add to the above that soon after
their return Prof. Corbly will sail
for Europe to spend the coming year
in the University Of Heidelberg and
Mrs. Corbly will come to Morgan
town and enter the University
L. n. Williams, of Uniontown, Pa,
is the guest of his brother Thomas
Williams.
Miss Anna Baldwin, of Browns
vile, Pa, and Miss Nora Sanders, of
Vaudeville, were guests last week of
the Misses Hackney.
A. F, John, Esq, of Myersdale,
Pa, is here on business connected
with the estate of his father Major
VIM. w. John, deceased
Will Wilmington of Hirsehman's
store met with what might have
been a very serious accident while
returning from the camp meeting on
Sunday evening. He fell into one
of the deep grades on Prices Hill
and was so badly hurt that he was
unconscious for a considerable time
We are glad to say he is better.
J. W. Wiles returned home yester-
day after business trip down the
river.
Miss Mary Turner has returned
home after pleasant visit to friends
in Glarksburg.
T. S. jackson, Esq, of New York,
arrived yesterday on visit to his
sister Mrs E NJ. Turner.
J. G. jackson, of Detroit, Mich,
will arrive this week to visit his
daughter Mrs E. NJ. Turner.
Miss Louise Huston and Mrs.
Geo. C. Hayes leave for Mt. Lake
Park to-day to spend the heated
season.
Dr. John A. Myers will return
home from Denver, Col, Saturday.
Ewing Brown went to Uniontown
to-day on a business trip.
Capt. Farrow returned home to-
day from the east,
Mrs. DR.. VIM. L. MeLane was call
ed to her home at West Union to day
by the illness of the Doctor
Prof. Gilmore S. Cox, superintend-
ont of the schools of Belpre, Ohio, is
the guest of his brother Henry L.
Cox.
Mrs Jas. n Davis who has been
very i'll from typhoid fever is thought
to be little better to-day.
Rev. L, NJ. Protzman, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, is visiting his relatives
in town.
DR.. W. B. Yost, of Warrington, is
registered at the Wallace House
Mrs. Joseph Jackson, of King
wood, who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs, l. G. Lazzele depart
ed to-day for Great Falls, Montana.
Miss Anna Robbins, of McKeesport,
Pa, is the charming guest of Miss
Jennie Arnett.
George c, Cole, prominent law
yer of Weston, is visiting his old
home in this county.
Married.
Observation-Disclosures July