The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-06-01

Mrs. Nj. L. Slsler has been visiting
her old home near Laurel Iron
Works for the past few days.
Miss Edna Davis, daughter of Il.
B. Davis, well know locomotive en-
gineer, had her hair slnged aud face
slightly burned by the quick flash Of
a gas fire. The young lady was not
hurt much but she had a very narrow
escape.
Frank Scoles, of Cincinnati, son of
VIM. Scoles who lived here for many
years, is in town aud win probably
make this his home He will be EN-
ployed on the new pipe line for the
present.
Mrs. Sanford Morris, of Fairmont
who has been visiting Mrs. Cooper
has gone home She was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Cooper who will visit
in Fairmont.
Miss Mary Turner, daughter of
Dr. +. M. Turner, who has been suf
fering from an attack of fever is able
to sit up at intervals and now gives
promise of early recovery.
Mr.. Justin Nj. Kunkle went TO
Columbus last week to attend con
vention of the Greek Letter society
of which he is a member. He re-
turned on Saturday.
Dr. John A. Myers left for Wheel
ing this morning and will return to
New York the latter part of the
week The Doctors many old friends
here were much pleased to him
again.
Private DaIzell left here this morn
ing for his home in Ohio after a
delightful stay. He expressed him
self as very well pleased with his
visit here and with the people. He
complimented the town on its pros
perity and great future. No where
had he seen greater evidences of
the good things in store for them.
Brother and Henry Keck are quite
sick from the chicken pox.
Miss Mamie Hoard of number nine,
who has been attending business
college at Lexington, KY, all winter
has returned home, having graduated
with honors.
Mrs. T. J. Hennen, of Palatine,
one of the delegates to the conyen-
ton was the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. A. Mestrezat.
Attorney l. C. Ralphsnyder has
gone to the Alaska gold region and
is reported by his brother, who re-
Gently returned from California, to
have passed the Chilcoot Pass. Mr..
Ralphsnyder has had some success
full experience in silver mining in
Colorado and has the pluck and
knowledge to succeed in the gold re
gion. He is one of the few men who
is equipped for such an undertake
ing.
Mrs. w. e. Glasscock has returned
| from weeks visit to relatives near
| Arnettsyille.
Mr.. P. III. Keck who has been sick
fer some time, is slightly better, be-
ing able to sit up for short periods.
JWanzerDorsey, of Kingwood, was
the guest of his brother Albert while
in attendance on the meeting of
the Epworth Leagners.
Mrs. j. f. Weaver, who had a
stroke of paralysis some time ago, has
about recovered from the effects of it
and is able to get around again,
Miss Persis Heermans is visiting
Major and Mrs. w. c McGrew for
several days being a delegate from
theKing~ood chapter of the Epworth
League.
There was quite large attend
ance at the funeral of the late AL
fred G. Barker Among those from
here were Major Stewart and j. NJ.
Jamison and wife
The Grafton Leader says DR.. r. L..
Brown was in that city day or two
ago on his way east. DR.. Brown
was brought up in Morgantown and
was for number of years assistant
superintendent of the hospital for the
insane at Weston.
Mr.. 5. d. Hirschman arrived here
unannounced on Saturday morning
en- route to Chicago having been
summoned to that citv Friday ON
imnortant business Altbonob his
coming was great surprise every
~, "a 5 non III s;s So s.a ~ s -
-, h,na ah ana ie' 'na0 ' ''as - Is
w. ~. onaW VINO mas peen resi-
uen. ., tnis place lor some years
Past WI ieihose W = niou'o"n where
ne WIN 90 in'o partnership WIN .
feia.iVe VINO mas large anu wen e.
taollsnea business; MI. 1naw Is a
skliiiui painter ana paper hanger q
very popular ana ciever geneleman
ana many peop,e resres 70 iose n ud4
Dr. Jonn "A. Myers afrl yl, oI 9a AZ
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