The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-09

came IN yesterday to look after Q. ID.
and p. interests.
Mrs. Harry Hare has returned from
a brief visit to Warrington.
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan returned yes
terday from Grafton.
C. L. Douglass of Fairmont is in
the city.
Capt. Tom Reed of Fairmont was in
town this morning.
Mrs. c. NJ. Titus of Waynesburg
was recently visiting her son DR.. w.
A. Titus.
Prof. t. c. Atkeson left yesterday
evening for Buffalo, W. Va. to be
gone for several days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Protzman and
daughter Miss Jennie have returned
from Pittsburg coming back sooner
than was expected
S II Hoff left this morning to
take charge of the Pennsboro school.
While there he will continue his I'm
iversity studies teaching the CORES
pondence system of instruction.
c. E. Johnson, of Pentress, is in
the city.
ID. L. Eddy, of Clay, was promi-
nent visitor here to-day.
John Tenant, Of Memphis, Mo-,
arrived to-day He left this country
Il wears ago. He returns to visit
his brother Squire C. S. Tenant
and other relatives in this county.
Col William A. Hanway, of Bal
timore, went through on the $50 this
morning. He goes to visit his farm
and will be in town in few DAYS
for a short visit
Miss Gosney, of Cameron and Miss
Lizzie Loudenslager, of Moundsville,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Jason Clark for some time have re-
turned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Clark left this
morning for four weeks western
trip to visit relatives and friends.
Russell Huston and Elmer Jacobs
have returned from a hunting trip
to Preston county. The leaves were
too dry to permit large number of
squirrels to be killed but they had
some fine sport. The squirrels
were found TO be very numers.
Field Agent Waitman Barbe came
in to-day from Parkersburg to re-
main for ten days at the request of
President Raymond to help out with
a lot OF accumulated work.
Roy Knox went to Uniontown yes
terday after spending couple of
days here He has resigned his po-
sition with the Davis Coal Compa-
ny.
A private note from Clyde Sanders
informs us that he is nicely located in
Philadelphia and has commenced work
in earnest at the dental college he has
entered.
Mrs. Il. r.. Wiley left at noon to-
day for her home in Washington after
what her friends here thought too
brief visit. 1t is nice to visit a place
where as many regrets follow your de-
parture as were heard when Mrs.
Wiley went away.
Walter South will leave tomorrow
for Waynesburg and Taylortown.
He will go to Pittsburg Saturday to
see the football game.
Lieutenant G. a.. Osborn has fin
ally succeeded in getting back to
Morgantown after ten days stay at
the school of instruction at Charles
ton. II any body had a good time
while there Cuthbert did it.
George Watson of Fairmont was
the guest Of Guy Wiley over Sunday.
Ernert Youngest of Jeanette who
has been employed as barber at
Adam Bowers shop left for home this
morning.
Mrs. r. +. Naret and daughter,
Miss Barbara, left yesterday evening
for their old home in Putnam county
for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards of
West Warren, Pa, are visiting rela
tiyes in this county. Today they are
the guests of Fisk Waters on the West
Side.
Misses Fannie and Maud Meyers of
Cassville returned yesterday from a |
visit to Pittsburg
Misses Emma Rittenhouse and Liz
zie Loudenslager of Harrison county
who have been here attending confer |
ence left for their homes this MORN
ing.
Milton Kline, of Allegheny, has ar
rived here and will enter the Univer-
sity.
Floyd Utterback spent Sunday with
his family here.
Harry Matthews will leave for home
this evening after spending several
days here visiting friends. He will
enter Scio college to study pharmacy
in a few days.
Miss Jennie Walter has returned to
Pittsburg after a visit of several
weeks to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MADEIRA.
She was accompanied by Mrs. John
Lantz, who will spend some time visit
ing there.
Mrs. w. f. Lewellen, of Weston,
has returned home after visiting
friends at Mt. Morris and spending
short time here with DIR. Morris.
Dr. Wayne Wiley returned to Bal
timore yesterday after visit here.
Wayne has position in a Baltimore
hospital.
Mrs. J. w. Mccoy, of Fairmont, is
here spending short time with her
sister, Mrs. Fleming, and Miss Re-
becca Evans.
Miss Mary Evans is spending few
days vacation in Uniontown She
will be joined by her mother on Thurs
day and they will go to Pittsburg for
a day or two.
Miss Gertrude Hayes is able to sit
up the greater part of the time now
and is on the high way to recovery
after a seven-weeks' siege of typhoid
fever. Her host of friends will be ]
pleased to hear this and will unite in
a fervent hope. for her speedy and COM
piete restoration.
Miss Bessie Fleming is at home after
a stay Of several weeks at her grand |
fathers, near Georgetown. Miss
Bessies stay in the country has agreed |
with her and she comes home much |
improved.
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