The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-10-17

attending the State Grand Lodge X.
of p, which meets in annual session
at Point Pleasant.
Mrs. Ramage and Mrs. George
Alexander, of Fairmont, were visit
ing Mrs. Alexander's parents Mr..
and Mrs. James Jamison last week.
Bert Baker, wife, Ruth Wharton,
and Ella Smith were in Pittsburg
recently returning the first Of the
week.
Mr.. Arnett Glasscock and wife, of
GAINESVILLE are visiting relatives in
town.
Bernie MADEIRA spent Sunday in
Point Marion.
Mrs. J. r. Miller recently visited
Mr.. Miller's brother Jacob at Union
town.
Geo. NJ John took in Barnum' $
circus while in Uniontown on bus
mess trip.
w. S. Baker returned Monday
from short trip to several points
in Pennsylvania.
VIM. Thomas, of Benton's Ferry,
came in Monday for short visit.
Mr.. John c. White, of Pittsburg,
will move to Morgantown this week
and will occupy rooms over the Sec
ond National Bank for the present.
We shall be very glad to receive Mr..
White as a citizen and hope that his
residence with us will be both pleas
ant and profitable.
James Langfitt, of Doddridge coun-
ty, who has been a student here for
several years, spent short time here
recently on his way to enter the I'm
iversity of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Justus South spent few days
in town last week.
Mrs. John J. Brown spent few
days visiting in Wheeling recently.
W. S. Arnold who has been stu
dent here for several years went
through town with a drove of cattle
last week en- route to Pennsylvania.
Andrew Houston was recent Wis
itor to Pittsburg.
Mrs. VIM. Chesney, of Morgan
town, is the guest of Mrs. John A.
Hess.-Buckhannon Delta
James Lazier who has been quite
sick for some time has recovered.
Mrs. T. c. Miller and son Dwight
were in Pittsburg last week.
Albert Alexander, of Clarksburg,
has accepted a position as clerk in
Williamson's shoe store
Capt. Jack Crawford, the "Poet
Scout was in town one day last
week.
Charlie Skinner the affable pro-
prietor of the Watson Hotel, of Fair
mont, was visitor here recently.
Mrs. Wotring, of Winchester, Va,
has moved into her new house on
Wiles street.
Harry McCrory, of Fairmont,
passed through town one day last
week on his way to Connellsville.
E. F. Goodwin and Scott Lowe
went to Fairmont Friday and re-
turned on Sunday.
Col. Fast was over in Preston
county making speeches last week
w. L. Wharton is in Clarksburg
this week attending DIR. John B.
Payne's wedding as best man.
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan went to
Belle Fonte, Penn, on Monday to
attend the meeting of the Synod of
Pennsylvania now in session there.
Dr. Goodnight returned home on
Monday from Belle Fonte, Penna.,
where he went to attend the Synod
of Pennsylvania.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard of Point
Marion, are visiting at Mrs. Charles
Berkshire's on Front street.
Ida Newman who has been low
from typhoid fever is recovering.
Miss BERTHE Malette, of Oakland,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. /. G..
Lazzelle. She will visit other friends
in this county before returning home.
Hon. Chas. Powell was dis
tinguished visitor here Tuesday
from Fairmont.
Thanks to our young friend G. F.
c. Hartman, Jr., for recent favors.
Mr.. W. N. Stewart, of George
town, was among the prominent cit
liens in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Stewart, of
Arnettsville, are spending a brief
season with friends here. They are
at DR.. J. A. Cox's.
Mr.. Jos. N. White, of Kingwood,
registered at the Wallace House Sun
day.
Mrs. Orlando Shay, of Keyser, is
visiting Mrs. Harry Google.
Rev. G. II. Ocheltree, of Ellenboro,
w. Va, is spending short time
with friends in town.
AcN. l. IcSCOtb w ulbe 10 NlSluluS
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. r G..
White on Sunny Side.
Mr.. Stuart Hirschman, of New
York, left here yesterday for Chica-
go after spending two days with his
friends. Mr.. Hirschman is bold
energetic young business man and
is quite successful in his numerous
enterprises.
We regret to note the illness of
Mr.. p. II. Kcck. He has been suf-
fering from grip for ten days past.
We trust he may soon recover.
Mr.. Bert Lazier and mother spent
a week in Canton, Ohio, recently re-
turning home Monday.
Marshall Dent, of Duke, was on
the streets Monday, the first time
for several months.
Prof. Reynolds left Tuesday after
noon for Wheeling where he goes to
attend a meeting Of the Baptist as