The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-11-15

business.
Mrs. Jason Clark and Miss Gosney
have gone to Wheeling for visit Of
several days.
Miss Temperance Gosney is visit
ing relatives at Cameron and will be
absent week.
Mrs. S. G. Stewart still continues
very i'll. She is an excellent lady and
her affiiction is greatly regretted by
her friends.
Mr.. N. E. Michael, we'll known
young citizen of ~Arnettsville, was
among the business visitors in town
on Saturday.
Misses Hayes and Hough are artists
in china painting and art needle
work. They give instruction in both
at very reasonable rates
Mr.. T. Pickenpaugh is back from
visit to his farm in Marion county
where he went to look after his tim
bering interest in that section.
Col. Jos. McDermott has been out
at his new well on the Rufus Bell
farm in Battelle district and return
ed to town last night.
Dwight Miller who had his knee
twisted sometime ago is unable to be
out and is confined to his room by the
injury. We hope that he may get
better of the attack soon.
Mr.. S. G.. Yoke has moved from
Fairmont to this place to have the
advantage of the University. He has
two sons and daughter to educate
They will live on Sunnyside.
Mr.. p. II. Keck who has been i'll so
long still fingers. He recently suffer
ed stroke OF paralysis in addition to
his other affection. His friends think
his strength must soon give out.
Mr.. Horace Atwood of the Expert
ment Station has returned from st.
Marys where he had been attending a
farmers institute 10 the interest of
the Station. No one else from Nor
gantown was present at the meeting.
Misses Virginia and Augusta
Wilson have started for Havana
where their father Col. j. L. Wilson
is stationed and will pay him an ex
tended visit. They expected to re-
turn to Morgantownf when they left.
Col. Wilson is quarter master of
the Province of Havana and is sta
toned in the city.
Tom &. Brady's family and guests
were thrown into a state of alarm the
| first Of the week over peculiar sick
ness that seized them after eating
turkey Sunday and Monday and
physician was summoned. Fortu-
nately, they all escaped serious re-
suits, except Ed Steady who has been
quite sick all the week. -Clarksburg
Telegram.
l. c. Ralphsynder, of Kingwood,
was at the Wallace House on Sun
day.
Mrs. Clara Stewart, of st. Louis, is
visiting Major d. B. Stewart, of this
place, and other friends in the county.
j. j. Wharton this morning began
the erection of an addition to the
residence owned by M. l.. Brown
on North Spruce street and occupied
by Prof. T. c. Miller. The addition
is to be two stories in heighth.
Daniel and Samuel Parshall, of
Brownsville, are here on business.
They recently sold out their holdings
on the lower river to the coal com
bine and it is thought that they are
looking after coal investments in
this county.
Mrs. M. A. Miller and Mrs. e. s.
Kinkaid left on the noon train Mon
day for Huntington where they go as
delegates from the local lodge of
Daughters of Rebekah to the meet
ing Of the state grand lodge of that
order.
Messrs. Mcdonald and Fogle are
very pleasant and affable gentlemen
and it is pleasure to meet them.
They have made many friends in this
section since they began the work on
the river improvements and everyone
rejoices that they have succeeded in
pushing it as fast as they have.
Hon. r. e. Fast's name is now cou-
picu WIN one AsoPuohoah NUN iuacIou
or ooael uoa,,ont oan,annr en ond io,
t title 70 considerstinn at the hands
Of his marty, he will make a strong
Candidate if he enters the contest
Martinsburg Herald.
Thomas Tapp has gone to Monon-
savoral uar+bs niovod 90 oar
s.,.an " po' ~ '
pen.''.
MISS Saran newman VINO mas been
visiting friends In Monongaheia City
Scottdale and Oniontown has return
ed nome
The Rev. John Riley Thompson, Of
BROOKLYN, n. X. and Rev. James L.
ozark OF Larentum' "a are IN the
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