The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-02-27

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w. & J. College.
| Mrs. John A. Myers was in Charles
ton several days last week.
Fred GoshorD, OF Charleston, WHIT
has been attending school here fo
some time has gone home ON account
of bad health.
George c. Washington was a visitor
here on His birthday and his grip al
the depot attracted considerable at
tention.
Mr.. Albert Fortney's family of Par
sons came in yesterday and will make
their home here In the future. Mr.
Fortney has been employed here fol
some time We are glad to welcome
them TO our town and hope that theil
stay here may be mutually proftabl,
to them and TO us.
Mrs. j. Lester Swindler, of Pala
tine, is visiting her parents here.
Lou Beall, of Uniontown came ur
Friday to attend the ball and re
manned over Sunday.
I. G. Trenchard who is at pres.
ent at the Western University OF
Pennsylvania was here to attend the
bali.
John Hartman we regret to state
is quite sick at his home on Price's
Hill and it now looks like he would
have an extended attack of illness.
Mr.. w. J. Wise, of Miracle Run,
was recently pleasant caller at this
Office.
Miss Lilly Boyers, of Randall,
was in town short time Friday.
Ed E. Gerwig, of Parkersburg,
spent vacation at home.
Miss Fannie Berkeley is visiting
friends in Baltimore and will be alb
sent for some time.
DR.. l. c. White returned last Fri.
day from Charleston where he went
to help the Independent district bill
through.
Floyd Utterback came in last
week for few days stay at home.
Mr.. George w. Semans and daugh
ter Miss Mary attended the funeral
Iof Mrs. f. M. Semans, at Union
town last week.
Mr.. Isaac Franks, of Woodside,
Pa, was in town on business last
week.
M. A. Williamson will accept
thanks for favors recently rendered.
Bunk Reynolds, of Keyser, came
in to attend the military ball and
was the guest of friends in town.
Harris Yost has gone home on
business and will be gone for some
time.
Lloyd Friend spent few days at
home recently.
E. F. Goodwin was at home dur
ing vacation.
H. L. Swtsher returned Friday af-
ternoon from business trip to New
York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. /. N. Weaver, of Front street,
is in delicate health.
DR.. Robert l.. Brown, of Buekhan-
non, son of Hon. John J. Brown was
recently appointed as physician to
the poor of Upshur county.
John Hunt had proposition from
gentleman who wished to buy his
restaurant last week but they failed
to come to terms.
Milton Hirschman was in New
York recently buying goods. He
will return to-day.
Enos Dinkle went to Fairmont
Monday night to attend Masonic
meeting.
Cameron Harvey, of Fort Spring,
was recently visiting his parents,
Prof. and Mrs. John l. Harvey.
DIR. A. NJ. Lazier is in Smithfield,
W. Va, staying in drug store tor
short time.
Fred Dorsey is now employed on
the Pittsburg Dispatch. We wish
him much success.
Miss Lilly MADEIRA spent Sunday
and Monday in Grafton.
T. G. Trenchard was a guest at
the Peabody for several days recent
ly.
Mrs. S. E. Jones was visitor to
Palatine last week.
Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss has return
ed from Charleston where his influ-
ence was given in support of several
bills recently pending.
Mrs. Jesse Lemasters, of Fairmont,
returned home last week. While here
she was the guest of Miss Winnie
South.
Joseph McLane is at home spend
ing short vacation and will remain
for some time.
Mr. E. J. Eddy, one of Battelle's
most solid citizens was court attend
ant here last week
We are indebted to James Ollie, of
for recent favors.
Joseph McDermott returned Mon.
dsv morning from Mt. du Chantel
where his sister is attending school.
He had been called there by her illness.
Prof. Wiley left this morning to
deliver lecture in the town of Har-
Richie county.
Mrs. Eliza Smith is now in Boston
in charge of her daughters Mrs.
Rose Crosby's house. Mrs. Crosby
is in England and will remain until
next Spring. On her return to Amer.
lea Mrs. Smith will return to Nor
gantown.
THERE will be an Edison Phono-
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