The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-31

menus lev ua9s ago. MI Jack
son is a Monongalia boy who still
has many old friends here.
Hon. Jno. W. Mason wife ard lit
tie son have been visiting relatives
here and meeting friends of whom
they have a great many.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hunter, of Allie
gheny, cousins of J H. Smith, were
recently visiting in town.
In the Morris X Roads notes in
the Connellsyille Courier is the fol-
lowing T. Pickenpaugh, of Nor
Fantowni W. Va. has three of his
best teams at work putting in steam
boat timber for John Morgan and
George and Andy Hertzog, who are
each putting in a raft. One stick
measured 327 cubic feet.
Judge and Mrs. Jno. Barton PAYNE
have returned to their home in Chi
cago after an extended visit in Pres
ton, Taylor and Monongalia coun-
ties
Mrs. E. |. Moore is among her
friends in Morgantown again much
to their pleasure. She will remain
for several weeks. Miss Susie and
her party are still sight seeing in
Europe. They will return in Sep
TENDER
Mrs. Donley and family have re-
turned from the Moundsville camp
ground where they had cottage
during the summer
Col. Thos. E. Hodges and family
have returned to their home in
Huntington after brief visit in Up
shur county.
Alex Mack was in town on bust
ness the first of the week. He has
been in West Virginia where he saw
a great business boom. He feels |
sure that if the fair directors would
offer prize for the champion mar
bic players at their coming exhibi
ton, Masontown would win it
Genius Of Liberty. Alex has num-
Gus friends here who didn't know he
was great marble player.
Miss Lou Donley, of Mt. Morris.
Pa, was the guest Monday of Mrs.
j. p. Donley.
Jack Donley spent sunday with
Kingwood friends.
d M. Willis, private secretary to |
President j. l.. Goodnight of the
University, is spending a few DAYS
at his old home in Weston.
Dir. j. L. Goodnight President of
the University is attending the
teachers institute at Weston.
E. D. Clear was in Uniontown
Monday on business trip.
I. F. Watson, Esq, of Smithtown,
has entirely recovered from his re-
cent severe illness, and is now enjoy
ing his usual good health.
Miss Bertha Scrafrord attended |
the Trotter Steele wedding at Buck
harmon and spent few days there |
and at Weston with friends before
returning
Mr.. and Mrs. True, of Mt. Morris,
were recently guesto of Mr.. and Mrs. |
H, L. Scrafford.
A letter recently received from our
esteemed friend James Dunn, of
Iowa, says the farmers are smiling
over the prospect for immense crops
there. We are pleased to hear from
Mr.. DUN and of his continued good |
health and that fortune is smiling on
other friends in that state.
George W. L. Mayors is making
preparations for his departure for
Santiago, Chilli, South America, to
join his son, w. S. Mayors, in set
thing up the estate of his late broth
err, Stephen H. Mayers.-Inder.
Why did the Parkersburg Journal
trim up an old cut of Lydia Pinkham
and palm it off on the Wood county
hayseeds for Colonel Fast?-Berke. |
ley Free Lance.
Assistant Cashier c. R. Durbin, of
the First National Bank, is remodel
ing and rebuilding his dwelling in
West Grafton. When completed it
will be one of the handsomest and
most 'commodious on that side
GRAFTON Sentinel.
r. +. Lazzell, prominent cattle
dealer of Vaudeville, w. Va, is reg
istered at the Mahaney.-Standard.
w. S. Koontz, who is working at
the planning mills here, has moved his
family from Uniontown to the Ma
dera property on North Front street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Wragg, of Pitts
burg, were recently guests of j. f.
Viewers family.
Rufus X. Jones, prominent drug
gist of Parsons, w. Va, departed for
home yesterday after visit to his
parents Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Jones.
Mrs Jos. S. Allender and little
daughter departed for her home in
Baltimore yesterday after visiting
her father, Geo. NJ. Reay, here.
Miss Allie Boyers is spending few
days at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. DR.. D. T. E. Casteel, of Buck
harmon, departed for home yester-
day after visiting her father Jas. G.
Wallace.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell and daugh- |
tiers Misses Martha B. and Mary and
his two sons Alfred Jr., and VIM. G. |
were in town Monday. They drove
through from Wheeling in carriage
and will return by way of Uniontown.
The General will place his son in the
Law school of the University this
year, and made the trip in order to
introduce the young gentleman.
When such men as General Caldwell |
place their sons in she Law school it
is plain that the reputation of that
department Is Of the highest