The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-09-21


home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Capt. Cochran, Of the B. 4 O.
is spending few days with bis fam.
lily.
Harry Semhower, formerly Of Tn.
iontown, and first class machinist
has located here.
NJ. II. Carraco is building an ad
dition to his livery stable which
greatly enlarges it.
Miss Blanche Clear was visiting
Uniontown friends last week.
Miss Lucy Slime was recently Wis
iting in Uniontown.
Elk postmaster JAS. A. Davis was
assisting in the Office Monday Mr..
Wharton being detained at home by
bis sons illness.
Miss Clara Sembower of the Lead
er store went to Pittsburg Monday
to purchase new stock of goods.
Richard Laishley who is employed
near Cumberland was at home on a
visit for several days recently.
H. c. Poster was in Fairmont Wis
iting bis family Monday
A. Z. Stalliugs, of Grant county,
who was formerly a well known stu
dent here, has entered the Law
class.
Mr.. jesse Bussey, well known
citizen Of near Mt. Morris, was re-
Gently here to visit his daughter
Mrs. Prof Brand
Our esteemed friend, n. L. South,
was here on Monday looking after
some business matters. We were
greatly pleased to meet him.
Among the number of our people
who attended the State Fair at I'm
iontown was l. n. John, one of the
leading citizens Of this county. Mr.
John is a great admirer of and Judge
of fine stock
Mr., John Laird, Of Vaudeville
will 90 to Wheeling this week where
he has been summoned To serve as q
juror in the United States Court
Every one wishes John a nice trip
w. T. Ryan has the thanks of the
NEW DOMINION for recent favors.
Mrs. Carlow and Miss Lulu will
go to Philadelphia next week when
Miss Lulu will again enter college
The young lady has made remarka
Bile progress in her studies for one Of
her age,
Miss Sallie Laughed is clerking
in A. w. Jones paper and paint
store.
George Hartman has not as vel
recovered sufficiently for his remova
to bis home from the scene of the ac
eident up Deckers creek.
A. b. Daily, Jr., superintendent O
the Wheeling Natural Gas Company
who has been at Mont Chateau OF
Cheat for his health, left yesterday
for Fayette Springs, Pa He was &C
companied by his brother c. L Daily
of the Wheeling Gas Company. Bott
gentlemen were highly pleased will
Mont Chateau and left only because
the house closed.
Ed Wiedman, of Cassyille, was il
town yesterday.
Miss Bette Jones is employed a;
stenographer in the law office Of Cos
d Baker.
f. A Rowan, Of the University
law class, came in yesterday.
Glare Harding, of Beverley, who
has been out of school a year will
return to school this week. He was
formerly captain Of the University
base ball team.
Lewis Sutton, Of Sweet Springs
Missouri, has been here for severa
days visiting relatives
James S. Perry, of Aspinwall
Lewis county, has been the guest o
old friends in this vicinity for some
days.
Mrs. Isaac Cox, of Cameron, w
Va, and Mrs. Kuntzen, of Arthur
Illinois, are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Jaeon Clark,
Miss Bertha Scrafford, who ha.
been the guest for some time o
friends in town, departed for Pitts
burg yesterday to. join her parents
who recently moved to that city
She will be greatly missed in Nor
gantown social circles.
Mrs. H. G. Poster, of Fairmont
was here last week being called by
the death of her aunt, Miss Emily
Watson.
Dave Chesney, of Cassvile, wen
to Buekhannon yesterday to visi
his brother
Bernie Mcclure, a promineu
young business man of Wheeling
and some years ag a popular Uni
versity student, is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Jane Lazier. This is the frs
time he has been here for seyera
years and he expressed himself a
perfectly astounded at the great i'm
provements made in that time
J. E. Barrickman, Esq, of Cass
vile, was in town to-day and callet
on the New DOMINION.
The many friends of Jesse L
Wharton, son of J. J. Wharton, vii
learn with regret that he is danger
ousIy i'll and that there is no hope o
his recovery. Last winter he con
tracted a severe cold which devel
oped into consumption, and ten day
ago he was compelled to take hi
bed. For two days he has been I'm
conscious and his death is expecte,
at any moment.