The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-10-10

Prof. Outright received telegram
Saturday stating that his father was
very sick. He left for home Satur-
day afternoon and will remain until
all danger is past.
Hon. A. G. Dayton passed through
town Saturday after making a series
of speeches in this county outside
of Morgantown.
Mrs. Robert Vance and Miss
Alene Vance attended the Pittsburg
Exposition last week.
Mr.. Frank Cox and wife were Wis
itors to Pittsburg recently, taking in
the Exposition.
Miss Anna Wade left Saturday
for Philadelphia where she will spend
the winter.
Prof Willis spent Sunday at
home.
Fred Wood was quite sick several
days last week.
Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Jones, of Har-
risville, who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. DIR. Kelly have returned
home.
II. F. Youst visited his home at
Amos recently.
Miss McAvoy who was formerly
stenographer for DIR. /. G. White and
who has more recently been employ
ed in Pittsburg spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Google on her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. d. Ice, of Man
nington, have moved into part of
Mrs. Houston's hoAse on Sunny Side
and will live there while attending
the University.
Ed Snider and Bert Baker of
Spruce street attended the dedica-
tion at Triune Sunday.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter Miss Oh
i've are here to spend the winter. They
have apartments at the Wallace
House. Morgantown people will be
greatly delighted to have them.
W. W. Dering, of Louisville, KY,
is here to take his annual vacation.
Billie is always warmly welcomed by
his old friends here.
Clark Hall will begin to teach a
term of school at Dorsey's shool house
next Monday. Mr. Hall is good
teacher and will prove success.
Mr.. Lee Beals an influential Demo-
crat of White Day was in town Tues
day. His wife is very i'll and but lit
tie hopes of her recovery are enter
tanned.
Mrs. Edna Kitchens OF Mt. Morris,
is spending short time in town.
Mrs. Lindsay Kern, of Little Falls,
was here on business Monday.
G. e. Nethkin, Of Elk Garden,
came in Tuesday and the heart OF the
average foot ball rooter rejoices great
ly thereat.
II. L. Smith and wife left for Bal
timore Monday evening where Mr..
Smith will attend medical college
this year.
Miss Jessie Wilson, of this place.
is visiting DIR. Hirshman and other
friends, of Pittsburg. She will attend
the exposition also while in the city.
Miss Ortelle Donham, of Green's
boro, Penna,, was recently visiting
her sister Mrs. j. +. Lazzelle on the
West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Clark, of Star
junction, Penn, are guests of Mr..
Geo. p. linn on Beechurst. They
will visit friends in Grafton before
returning home.
Mr.. Carl Frame, recently of Nor
gantown, has located in Fairmont
for the practice of his profession,
that of law. He is regarded as a
very intelligent young man, careful
and studious. He was a candidate
for the nomination for prosecuting
attorney for Monongalia county on
the republican ticket, but was de-
feated by a small majority.-Fr Free
Press.
Rev. w. E. Powell, of Parkersburg,
was visitor here over Sunday.
Bishop Peterkin and wife were in
town the first of the week remaining
until after the reception in their hon
or at the Episcopal Hall.
Mr.. Clay Thrush, wife and child
who have been visiting at Mr.. Thorn
as Carr's on Front street have gone
home.
Mrs. L. G. Brown, of Pittsburg,
recently paid a short visit to her
cousins the Misses Fordyce.
Mr.. John c. White and wife came
up from Pittsburg with the remains
of their daughter and remained sew
eral days after the funeral with rel
atives.
Milton Pixler who was so badly
hurt some time ago by traction en-
CINE was in town Monday. He still
walks with cane and is weak but
is far on the road to complete recov-
cry.
Mrs. w. S. Baker and Mrs. Lash
ley Weaver were in Pittsburg for
several days last week.
Geo. Burris was Wallace House
guest from Fairmont the first of the
week.
J. NJ. Woodford, of Grafton, was
in town recently.
John j. Martin, of Fairmont, was
here last Friday.
Forney Miller, of Dunkard, Pa,
was visitor in town Monday.
R. L. Fleming a bright young law
yer Of Fairmont was here last week.
Mrs. Nancy v. Morris, Miss Ella
Morris and Luther B. Morris were
registered at the Press branch at the
Pittsburg Exposition last week.
U. 5. G. Steele, of Clinton, was one
Of the Monongalians who visited
Pittsburg recently.
Mr.. Frum, son of the late Joseph
Frnm Of this county passed through
town Monday on his way to visit his
old home. MFR. Frum is now d resi-
dent Of Iowa and has not been in
West Virginia for twenty-six years.
He looks like fortune had been kind
to him in his adopted home. The
many changes in the town and coun-
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