The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-16

Clyde w. H. Stewart has gone tt
Baltimore where he goes TO enter
Dental college. We wish for him a
successful year.
Il Mrs. N. r. G. Morrow, of Fair
mont, has been reelected president
of the State organization of the w.
| c. T. o., a merited compliment to a
talented woman.
! Miss Kate Spates, well known
and popular lady of Clarksburg, is
the guest of DIR. Morris.
| Miss Mary Lindsey has returned
home from visit in Pittsburg.
| Mrs. Jared Hagans, of Thornton,
is visiting her numerous relatives
and friends here She will return
home the latter part of this week.
Luther Howell and Bruce r. Ross
two well known Clinton boys, are in
Pittsburg to visit the exposition.
Mrs. C. w. Finnell, Mrs. Hopkins
and Mrs. Mollie johnson made a
little excursion party by river to
Brownsville on Sunday returning
this morning.
Miss Gertrude Hayes has practi-
cally recovered from her long attack
of fever. She is able to go out and
is rapidly gaining her usually ex-
cellent health.
jake Hewitt, the famous ball
player, was recently in the city.
Ewing Martin, of Sunnyside, is
unwell again and has been compelled
to stop work.
w. ID. Shaw and Earl Cameron
have returned from a hunting trip
to Preston county. They report ex-
cellent sport and most enjoyable
time all round.
Rev. S. j. Cotton, the new presid-
ing Elder of the Morgantown dis
trict, M. +. Church, has decided to
make Grafton his home and will oc-
cupy the residence in which Rev.
Ash, his predecessor, has lived since
his residence here. We gladly wei
come Rev. Cotton to our city and
hope that he may find it pleasant
abiding place and home to his lilz
ing in every unprecedented
Mrs. ]. L. Krener returned Satur-
day evening from Pittsburg.
Mrs. T. Il. Evans returned Satur-
day evening from Pittsburg. Miss
Mary. who had been visiting at I'm
iontown and Plttsburg, accompanied
her.
DIR. Will w. Anderson, formerly a
student here but now practicing his
profession in Texas, was held up by
bandits last week and robbed.
L. w. Joseph has returned from a
trip to Pittsburg.
e. A. Sheets, of the firm of voll-
hardt & Sheets expects TO leave for
the east on Saturday to purchase fall
and winter goods. All know some
thing of the high-grade taste and
Judgement of this firm. Wellsburg
Herald.
Mrs. James NJ. Seals, of Creston,
Iowa, is visiting her old home and
old friends in this county. Mrs.
Seals is a daughter of the late A. w.
Tenant.
Miss Mary Jenkins, the well
known Grafton Florist, was here
from Saturday until Monday the
guest of Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh.
Miss Mary has many friends here
who are always pleased to see her.
Mr. A. J. Hicks spent Sunday at
Fairehance.
Walter Williams. of Kingwood, is
at the Franklin.
Joe Jolliffe who has been clerking
for some time in Warrington has re-
turned home.
Jessie l.. Turner, the tailor has |
large rattlesnake in his sign on Main |
street. The reptile has eleven rattles
and button being one Of the largest |
ever seen here. 1T is attracting lots
of attention.
Mrs. Mestrezat, Of South Morgan
town, left on the boat this morning
for Pittsburg. Mrs. Parks, of King-
wood, who has been visiting her for
a few days went along and will stop
at Greensboro for a short visit
Mr.. Walter Hough, of the Nation
al Museum, Washington, is here to
attend the Inauguration and spend
brief vacation. Mr. Hough is an
alumnus Of the University and
scholar who is making his mark.
Mr.. w. w. Hayes went to Pitts
burg yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Il. w. Ireland returned yes
terday from regular visit to Marion
county.
Rev. d. A. Friend, of Pennington,
arrived yesterday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Reynolds,
of Pennington, came in this morning
and will remain until after the inau-
guration, the guests of Mr.. Reynolds,
parents, DIR. and Mrs p. B. Reynolds,
Sunnyside.
Q. V. Johnson, proprietor of the
Blacksville FIGURING Mill went
through to-day on his way to Pitts
burg.
DIR. John Logan Casselherrv left
yesterday evening for Brooklyn
where he has accepted a position in
the Homeopathic Hospital.
Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh will go
to Baltimore this evening after
spending the summer here Her
many Morgantown friends regret ex-
ceedingly to have her go and hope
she will favor us again soon with
longer stay.
Prof. A. L. Wade returned home
this morning to remain during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Donley Miller, of
Dolls Run, were visitors here re-
Gently.
Ex-State Superintendent Virgil A.
Lewis will be here to enjoy the intel
lectual treat this week. He will be
the guest of Mr.. Waitman Barbe.
State Superintendent Trotter will
attend the Inauguration of DIR. Ray
mond.
Josiah Keely, principal of the pre-
paratory branch of the University at
Montgomery, is in town and will re-
main until after the Inauguration.
Bernie Morgan went to Pittsburg
Saturday morning to be absent for
several days.