The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-25

David Brown, from Shreve, Wayne
county, Ohio, has been visiting rela-
tives here this week and went on out
to Masontown and Gainesville and
from there to Halleck and Morgan
town to visit relatives.-Argus.
Frank Brock the popular sales.
man at the Acme Book Store spent
Sunday at his home near Louisville.
+. Il. Carskadon went up to Fair
mont Saturday evening returning
yesterday.
Howard M. Gore. of Clarksburg.
came in yesterday and and will re-
inter the University.
Harry O'Kclly returned Saturday
evening from squirrel hunt over
Cheat On Friday afternoon and
Satrirday he killed so of the risky
fellows.
Mr.. Frank Cox and wife spent
Sunday at Wilbur Dorsey's, near
Mt. Morris.
Misses Grimes and Knight left
this morning for their home at
Brownsville after visit to Miss
Lottie Boyles, OF the West Side.
Jacob Wharton and Prof. RI. Nor
ris drove to Point Marion Sunday.
THE Warrington Advocate has
these two personals;
Mrs Susan MILAN, of Morgantown,
is the guest OF relatives here.
Captain O. p. Jolliffe and wife of
Morgantown, are the guests of rela-
tves 10 the city.
Waitman L. Barbe has gone to
Uniontown and Pittsburg.
Major George NJ. Joseph. Capt.
w. J. White and Lieutenants Ii. A.
Eaton and c. A. Osborn have gone
to Charleston, to attend the school
of instruction of National Guard
officers. They will be absent ten
days.
TT. Watson of Morgantown, a vol
untary observer of the Weather Bur
eau. is in the city to-day calling on
Messrs. Ball and Taylor of the local
weather bureau station.
burg Sentinel.
Abraham Rauch, of Parkersburg,
will arrive in "a few days to enter the
law department of the University.
J. N. Pckenpaugh went to Fair
mont Sunday to visit his sister Mrs.
Nellie SwinGier. This was Mr.. Pick
enpaugh's first trip over the f., NJ. s.
p. though the road has been in oper-
alton nearly / years. He evidently
doesn't travel very much.
DIR. George M. Joseph is in Charles
ton to attend the National Guard
School. A notice of the Doctors pro-
motion recently appeared in this pa
per-
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Shafer, of
Richie county, who have been visit
ing friends and relatives in this
county for ten days, returned home
to-day.
Roy Knox has gone down to
Uniontown after short stay here.
Fred Dering and Clark Pcken-
paugh have returned from short
stay at McKees Rocks.
Mrs. Eva Hubbard has returned
from Wheeling.
Earl A. Brooks of Upshur county |
came in Saturday afternoon and left
for Pittsburg this morning. He goes
there to enter Il theological school
which opens tomorrow.
Major Charles Powell arrived yes
terday
Jessie Gregg has returned to Pitts
burgh after short visit To his par
cnls Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Gregg.
T. G. Trenchard left for Pittsburg
yesterday afternoon after spending Il
day here visiting friends. He is
athletic director at Western Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Boyd of Con-
nellsville arrived today. They have
rented the new house on Beechnrst |
near Dr. I. G. White and will occupy
it. A son, George f. is a student in
the University.
Roy Knox arrived this morning
from Davis, Tucker county where he
is engaged as chemist by the Davis
coal and coke company.
Harvey Fisher, of Little Falls, pass !
ed through town this morning with
a fine bunch of sheep which were ship |
ped to the eastern markets.
w. d. Shaw is painting the doors
of the M. e. church.
Fenton Rice's residence on Spruce
street recently received a coat of |
paint.
Mrs. Ella Minor,of Uniontown, and |
her sister, Mrs. r.. d. Myers, Of Chi |
cago, left this morning after visiting
II. NJ. Morgan for several days.
Mrs. NJ A. Yost in company with
several others discovered large cave
in Garrett county, Nd, recently. |
The cave was not fully explored but
is very large one The entrance
is an arch 102 feet in length.
Frank Kittle, Esq, of Toronto, O.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. |
Koontz
Mrs. Ed Snyder is somewhat bet
ter today.
Capt. J. H. Hurry, of Bridgeport,
who is well known here, is in the
city.
w. +. Watson, one of our excel
lent citizens of White Day, isat the !
Wallace House.
Henry X. Bently, of Monoagahela,
is in town. lie is after another tow
of cross-ties. He recently took a tow
of them from here.
Robert Wear, one of Battelle's sub
stantial citizens, spent the day in
town.
I G. A. Menear, Of Kingwoo is at |
the Franklin.
Mr w. X. Given returnB from
Pittsburg Saturday morning