The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-03-06

A0VUI VUR lBkENU0s
Personal Kentisn Of Prominent People.
4 Where they are and How they are
| Prof. John L. johnson was In
Wheeling on business last week.
| Miss Mary Semans is now In tbs
east where she will buy a full line
Of millinery goods to stock her store
on Walnut street. The store will
be open about the middle of this
month.
| Mr.. james Sanderson, superinten-
dent of the wooden mills has resign.
ed. He viii leave the city today
We are very sorry to lose this gen,
tleman from our community as he
possesses every attribute which
goes to make up a model business
man and bis departure cannot help
but be keenly felt.
H. L. Swisher is receiving his
stock and arranging it in his new
book store ON Walnut street.
DIR. E. NJ. Turner spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. Laishly Weaver of Toledo is
in the city. His wife has spent the
winter in Morgantown.
Mr.. NJ. A. Miller moved Monday
from his former residence on Front
street to the r. L. Domain property
on Chancery Hill. The house which
he has just vacated will be torn
down and a handsome brick dwell
ing erected in its stead by Lieut.
Wilson its owner.
Miss Minnie Baker of Oil City
who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Charles Miller at the pump
station has returned home.
Mr.. Rus Huston was "a recent
Pittburg visitor, going on business
Mr.. w. S. Montgomery was in
Warrington on business last week
Miss Olive Pierce is in Washington
attending the Inauguration.
+. J. Brock, OF Louisville, will b.
the salesman at the Acme book store.
He has been In town for several days
arranging stock preparatory to the
opening.
Frank Weaver win resign his posi-
ton In w, Fl Bailey's store and en-
ter the commercial department Of the
University next term.
Mr.. Victor Crossman was recently In
Fairmont arranging for another grand
concert. This will even exceed the
magnificent success reached by the
one held there few weeks since.
Rev. L. w Doggett, of Fairmont,
was recent visitor here.
Capt. and Mrs. j. r. Miller were
visiting in Faifmont recently.
Miss Grace Hogue visited her sis
ter, Mrs. B. G. Williams, at Fair
mont last week.
G. F. Holy, student visited his
parents at Grafton last week.
Mrs. Denny Smith, of Pittsburg
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. G.
Steele, who is still sick.
Hon. Jos. Moreland attended at
Pittsburg last week a meeting OF
the Pittsburg association of w. d
j. Alumni. Mrs. Moreland accom-
panied him.
Mrs. Albert Wood and daughter
Miss Ruth are now in Washington
/ hox,ipo ro,a 70 oao fha oarapoo, 81
incident to the Inauguration. They
will be absent about two weeks.
II. @. Hess, of the west side, leaves
this morning for Dallas, Texas, where
ne has accepted position.
Miss Mary Lindsey is in Washing.
ton visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chadwick
and will see the inaugural ceremonies
tomorrow.
Z. p. Lemley who has been attend.
ing medical college in st. Louis has
returned having finished the years
work.
| Mr.. A. L. Wade, of Morgantown,
entertained at dinner at Hotel Ruff.
ner yesterday, Mr. j. Russell Trotter,
State Superintendent of Schools elect,
Miss Nellie Mae, daughter of Senator
Hyde, Delegate G. II. Hahn and wife,
of Piedmont, and Mr.. Sidney Boving
don, of New York.-[Charleston West
| Virginian.
Hon. George W. Laishley returned
from Charleston on Monday. He en-
joyed the session of the legislature i'm
mensely and proved to be one of its
most solid members. Monongalis
easily led as far as the personnel OF
her delegation was concerned.
Jerry Hoskins, formerly of Mo
mongolia county, but who has fol
some time been a resident of Nebras
ka, has returned to West Virginia tt
reside bringing his mother with him
He wore heavy fur coat, the kind
that will keep the western wind from
going straight through. Corn sold il
that country for nine cents bushel
and oats brought eleven cents the
last year.-Fairmont Free Press.
Mrs. VIM. Houston, of Sunnyside
has been indisposed for some time
Her many friends hope that she may
be speedily restored to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Carlow wer,
the guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs
South, Sunnyside.
Mrs. j. L. Roemer has returned tt
her home in Cleveland after an ex
tended visit to her parents here.
Milton Hirschman returned las
week from business trip to New
York.
Mrs. j. j. Wharton recently ex
perienced quite a severe case o
| grip.
Tom Pastorius has signed to play
ball with the Wheeling club for tn,
coming season. He is fine playe
and we congratulate the club on hav
ing secured him. The well wishes
of all the cranks in town will go will
him.
L. D. Arnett spent Sunday a
home.
| DR.. and Mrs. /. c. White are il
Charleston and will witness the in
duction of Geo. w. Atkinson int,
the gubernatorial chair tomorrow.
j. R. Ice, Vice Grand Chief OF The
Brotherhood of Railway Traclmer
of America is spending few days
with J. G. Wilson, Foreman. He il
endeavoring to organize lodge 0
this kind, which will be very bene
fetal to the Trackmen of this sec