The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-17


successor Major Charles Powell wer,
In Morgantown last week after an in
spection Of the government locks Oh
the river.
Miss Sarah Lawfead was visiting
Uniontown friends last week.
Mrs. D. b. Stewart was quite Ill al
Mr.. Justus South's after her remova
to Morgrntown but has recovered sui
ficiently to be around again.
Mr.. w. j. Read, of Elkias, recent,
visited his family who are qnartered al
the Peabody.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Jacobs, of Fairmont, wa.
in the city last week.
Miss Leah Richey and Miss Mabe
Montgomery, Of Pennsylvania, whit
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. S
Montgomery have returned home.
Miss Anna A. Ramage who ha.
been employed as stenographer a
the Seneca Glass plant has gone to he
home in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Lewis Layton, of Pittsburg
has gone home after spending som,
time here visiting relatives.
Mr.. W. J. Montgomery, OF Man
nington, visited his son w. S. Mont
gomery last week.
Ellis Yost was In Fairmont las
week.
John, son of Judge English, wht
was very well known here as a stu
dent has graduated with high honori
from Baltimore Medical College.
f. NJ. Showalter, of Fairmonf, wa,
in the city Saturday for a shor
time.
Miss Gosney who has been absent
in Wheeling for sometime has return
ed and is again at Mr.. Jason Clark's
Rev. l. A. Barnes was in Grafton
last week for several days on business
Col. G. L. Smith of Fairmont was {
distinguished visitor here recently.
Rev. A. s. Milholland preached Ii
the Presbyterian church Thursday ant
Friday nights. While here he was tn,
guest of Rev. A. M. Buchanan.
Mr.. ] I. Swindler, of Fairmont
passed through here on his way Il
Stewartstown last week having beer
called there by the illness of his fathe
Mr.. VIM. Swindler.
Rev. Sheerin left Sunday after
noon for Pittsburg where he preached
last night. He goes from there tt
Bucyrus, Ohio, for a short visit an(
will return the last OF the week.
Mrs. s. S. Wade has returned
from an extended visit to her ole
home at Clarksburg.
Mr.. A. J. Hicks came in Monda,
morning from down the road.
Hon. joseph Moreland and o. II
Ollie were in Kingwood last week.
H. Z. Dering and daughters Charlott,
and Emily, of Chicago; and w. w
Dering, OF Louisville, came to Nor
gantown on Saturday from Washing
ton and remained until Monday. Miss
Mary Lindsey who had been visiting
in Washington came with them. O.
course every one was glad to see them
Carl Frame who was compelled som,
time ago to go to North Carolina TO
his health has, we are glad to learn
about recovered and is expected home
in few days.
Masters Frank and Paul Jolliffe, o
Warrington, are visiting their grand
father Capt o. p. Jolliffe.
Miss Mary Hennen has recovered
from slight illness.
Miss Olive Pierce has returned from
an extended visit to Washington.
Rev. and Mrs. W. e. Davis, o
Brownsville, spent Friday night her
with Mrs. Davis parents, DR.. anC
Mrs. Coombs.
Joseph jackson come over from
Kingwood last week and with hi:
mother who has been visiting Mrs
/. G. Lazzelle returned home.
Mr.. George G., Baker was recently
in Wheeling on business.
Rev. Woodson went up to Bridge
port last week.
Mrs. Lilly Smith who has beer
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
nj. Hennen, on Front street has re-
turned home
Rev. L. w. Ireland was at home
between trains one day last week or
business.
Thomas Fitzgerald who was stu
dent here twenty years ago was re
Gently in town. His "reminiscences
of those early days proved highly in
teresting. He was very much pleased
with the great advance Morgantowl
and the University have made sine
his time. Many compliments wer
passed by him on the modern APP
pearance OF everything about town
He was only in town a short tim
between trains.
Mr.. G. L. Thompson, of Hunting
ton, spent few hours in town re
Gently on flying visit to Prof. Johl
l. Harvey and family.
E. B. Stewart leaves to-day 70
Washington and will be absent TO
several days.
Sheriff Hare last week was yisito
at Washington.
Prof. Lorentz was in Pittsburg tn
first of the week.
Albert Stone and mother are visit
ing Geo. w. Davis on Sunnyside.
DR.. Hardman, of Wheeling, VIII
has been at the Wallace House 70
several days left last evening for Fail
mont.
Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss is in Wheel
ing attending the session of Fedora
Court.
Mrs. George Vance has about reco1
cred from recent illness.
Miss Allie Boyers is still quite i
and during her sickness the other te'
ephone operators are working extr
time.
Guy r. C. Allen, of Wheeling, ha
been here since Monday visiting hi
sisters Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Evan
and many other friends.
Lonnie Weaver has been sick fc
several days from the effects sc
we're cold.
Miss May Evans, of Pittsburg, who ha
been the guest Of Miss Louise Fir
nell for some time has returned home
Field Agent Waitman Barbe wa
here Monday and Tuesday. He grow
constantly more and more enthusiast
tic fvor bic vuorE op6 tho racr,lfc IF