The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-09-07
NEWBURG NOTES.
The Movements Of Her Bnsy People
What Goes On in the Little
Coal CITY,

NEwBuRa, West Va, Sept. 2.-Rev.
j. II. DeBruin is the guest of James r.
Smoot.
Miss Laura Weaver left Sunday even
ing to visit the family OF Wilson Smith
on Three Fork
Miss Nettie Smith OF Market street,
and Miss Pauline Higgins of Church
street, who have been visiting friends
and relatives the past ten days at Graf
ton returned to their respective homes
Tuesday last
DR.. Vim. NJ. Dent made a flying bust
ness trip to Grafton Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Horchler, an accomplish
ed milliner Of Water street, who has
been on an extended visit to Cumber-
land, Frostburg and Keyser, returned
to her home one day last week
James Dawson, of Scotch Hill, went
to Grafton Wednesday on business.
S. H. Childs of this immediate vicini-
ty and S. H. Warthen of Water street.
who have been in the saw mill business
at Nesterville, Barbour county, are at
home this week. Mr.. Warthen was
summoned to the bedside of his young
est child who had cholera infantum but
the dear little one lived only a short
time after his arrival.
Rev. George II. Williams, of the NJ
+. Church, has returned from Mt. Lake
Park where he has been for several
days.
DIR. Simonton, of Cameron, is in the
city this week extracting teeth.
Miss Maggie Cross and Miss Ethel
Herbert, of Morgantown ave, went to
Mt. Lake Park Tuesday.
Patrick Burke, OF Keyser, is in town
this week
Joseph Whitaker, pit boss at the
the Austin Coal and Coke works was
seen on our streets Monday.
Charles Knight, outside manager of
Austin Coal and Coke works was in
town on business Wednesday.
Miss Elite Harrington returned home
Wednesday from Pennington where she
has been visiting relatives.
Charles Williams and Sam Montgom-
cry of West Newburg, were calling
on friends at Rowlesburg few days
ago.
Frank M. Dent and charming daugh-
ter Nellie drove through to Kingwood
Wednesday on business.
Miss Angie White, of Scotch Hill, is
in Grafton.
Charles Burgoyne, OF Evansville, and
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this neighborhood this week with their
threshing machine.
Miss Alice Morrison, of Tyrconnell,
was visiting her sister Mrs. August
Horchler last week.
VIM. I. Morris, track foreman at Tun-
Melton was in the city Wednesday con-
sulting DIR. VIM. NJ. Dent.
DR.. S. J. Posten was summoned to
Evansville Monday to see Mrs. William
Shaw who is quite ill.
Miss BERTHE Pyles, of Buckhannon, was
the guest OF Mrs. Harvey Wright Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mike Mallory, B. & 0. engineer of
Rowlesburg was calling on friends here
recently.
Lee Cockeret, telegraph operator at
the west end OF the tunnel was seen on
our streets a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bolyard of Austin,
called on DR.. ]. f. Lanham one day last
week. Mrs. Bolyard has been indis-
posed for some time.
Chas. Plummer made business trip
to Kingwood last week.
t. C. Lynch, wife and youngest daugh-
ter left Thursday for Bridgeport to visit
relatives.
j. H. Coombs, of Thornton, was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Frank H. Demoss and daughter
Lulu left last week for Hutton, Md, to
visit friends and relatives.
Miss Grace Clayton, "a charming young
lady of High street, went to Grafton |
Thursday to call on friends.
Miss Allie White, of Bolton, w. Va,
was the guest Of D. j. Gibson Saturday. |
H. G. Holly, of Grafton, visited the |
merchants of this city Thursday.
Miss Cole and Miss Addison, of Graf |
ton, who have been calling on friends
here for week or ten days returned to
their respective homes Thursday.
Mrs. S, G. Hartley, of Myersdale, Pa,
who has visiting her father, Mr.. J. r.
Smoot, of Morgantown avenue, left for
Sellers to visit her sister Mrs. J. N.
Berchy.
Thos. Frazier and Ed. Geldboyd went
TO Grafton few.days ago.
Rev. Rogers, of Tunnelton, was in
his place recently.
The Wilson base ball club of this
place and the Grafton team met on the
independence ground last Friday and
played a very interesting and holly con-
,ested game of ball Everything went
,ff nicely. The score stood IL to in
avor of the Wilson club when they were
to quit on account of rain.