The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-07-31

where they are and HoW they are.
| Miss Evelyn Pratt, of Wheeling,
came in last week and is the guest
| of the Hilarity club on Cheat.
i Mrs. r. w. Dawson has returned
to Unientown after short visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nye.
Mrs. r. c. Berkeley has returned
from Webster Springs where several
Morgantown people are for health
and pleasure.
Walter Hayes, Geo. G. Steele and
Adam Bower went to Uniontown
Friday to witness the Uniontown-
Fairmont baseball game.
| l. G. Lazelle went to Uniontown
Friday ON legal business.
| Charles W. Finnell and daughter,
Miss Louise, went down to Pittsburg
Friday returning on Saturday.
Bert Laughed did not play ball
with Fairmont Friday as he was
busy surveying for the Standards
new tanks.
Rev. J. w. Francis has gone to
Wheeling after spending some time
here visiting his wife's relatives.
Mrs. Francis will join him later and
they will return to Richland Center,
Wisconsin, where Mr.. Francis is
pastor of very prosperous church.
Paul Mccoy, of Fairmont, spent
Sunday in town visiting friends.
James Howe came cross country
on his wheel from Mt. Lake Park,
Friday and the trip has caused him
to decide that he wont go there any
more.
r. r. Chrisman was recent visit
or to Elkins.
j. L. Dougan, of Waynesburg,
was in town Saturday.
C. Hartmeyer, of Bruceton, form
err student was in town last week.
| Neil J. Fortney and p. J. Crogan,
of Kingwood, were recent guests of
at the Peabody. Mr.. Fortney has
just been chosen as prosecuting at
torney of Preston county vice Wot-
ring resigned. This makes the fourth
time he has occupied this position.
DIR. Arthur Boyers, who has been
visiting his parents at Randall for
several weeks, has returned to Mounds
vile, where he has located for the
practice of his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. We'll left yester-
day morning for Martinsburg after
spending a short time here with their
son, w. II. We'll. They are on the
return from western trip which &C.
cupied six weeks.
Rev. Dewitt White, who is located
in Iowa. is at his old home on Sunny
side for visit.
w. II. Bricker, of Front street ex-
perienced slight stroke of paralysis
one day last week. The stroke af-
fected his speech somewhat and also
his power of locomotion but he was
able to walk home from his shop
where it occurred. Rest and quiet
soon brought him around and he has
now about recovered from the effects
of his indisposition.
Miss Fannie Dering returned from
Kingwood last week where she had
been visiting her brother Charles.
She was accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dering and Mabel
Marsden who returned to Kingwood
the next day.
Mrs. L. S. Layton and little grand
daughter, of Pittsburg, are visiting d.
G. Hoffman and numerous other
| friends here.
Chas. r. Durbin has resigned as as
sistant cashier of the First National
Bank Of Grafton to accept the cash.
iership of the Bank Of Grafton which
is about to open in that place.
DIR. George B. Morris spent Sunday
with DR.. Spencer Morris, at his home
near Mt. Morris, Pa. The meeting
Was pleasant one full Of the rich ex-
periences OF two busy, useful and sue
cessful lives.
Misses Matte Brock and Maud Nc
Wicker did not return with the rest of
the Toronto excursionists last week
but went by way of Chautauqua, New
York, returning Saturday. They re-
port delightful trip. They were &C
companied by Messrs. Harris and Ellis
Yost, of Amos, two popular students
here last year.
DR.. John A. Myers arrived Saturday
from an extended trip in the west
during which he attended the meeting
of experiment station directors at
Minneapolis.
Rev. Charles L. White, OF Clarks-
burg, who was recently visiting his
parents on Sunnyside has started on
tour of Europe. He sails to-day from
Baltimore Con the steamer Manchen
for Germany. Before returning he
will visit many of the cities of Europe
spending about two months on the
trip.
Van A. Barrackm an was in town
last week looking after the house be-
ing built for his mother, Mrs. Mary
Barrackman. They will shortly
move into town about two weeks be-
ing required to complete the house.
Harry Smith, of Vaudeville, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Jos. H. Hawthorne, Miss
Mary c. Goodwin, Miss Maud Brown
and Forest Martin recently were
guests of friends here having driven
over from Kingwood.
Hon. Geo. c. Sturgiss drove over
to Kingwood one day last week.
Fuller Glasscock spent several
days last week visiting friends near
Arnettsville.
Miss Grace Swindler, of Palatine,
was recently visiting friends here.
Miss Ella Utt left Monday after
noon for an extended trip which will
last until school opens. She will visit
Uniontown, Dawson Moundsville and
other points.
Duke Dent came in from Kingwood
Monday and returned tn Tuesday.
Mrs. L. J. Peabody has returned af-
ter visit of several weeks in Chicago.
Prof. r. L. Morris, of Cabell coun-
ty, arrived yesterday morning for a
stay of several weeks.
Albert Collett is back again after q
two weeks vacation spent at his
home in Randolph county.
Prof. A. L. Wade is at home and
will remain here for several days.
Mrs. Purinton the venerable mother
of DR.. D. B. Purinton accompanied by
Mrs. Dana Purinton, OF Fairmont, ar
rived Yesterday morning. Mrs. Pur-