The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25

Pers NAL 1eutlsn u PrssAinent People.
fisw they aie and Where they are.
Dr. Fl, M. Van Voorhis has return
ed from short trip.
w. Fl. Ashcraft was 10 Fairmont
yesterday for brief visit.
G. Z Huston has been on q bust
ness visit to Uniontown.
Claude Breckenridge and William
iced of Uniontown have been here
to visit friends.
Miss Juliet Campbell of Wheeling
is here to visit Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
Hoffman.
Miss Cora and Ella Guseman OF
Jane Lew, Harrison county, are visit
ing friends in Morgantown.
James Ferguson has removed
from Morgantown to Belpre where
he win shortly open a millinery and
notion store.
Miss Bertha Nigh, a sister of
Charles Nigh of this place returned
Saturday to her former home, Eos
toria, Ohio.
j. w. Walden has moved from
Morgantown to Buckhannon, where
he has gone to take charge of the
Delta as manager.
Mr.. A. c. Oliver went to his
home at Atlantic Highlands, New
Jersey, Saturday, and will be absent
q week.
Prof. Thos. G.. Miller was caug
between wrecks on the c. 4 o. the
other day and had to remain cooped
up in the train for two days.
Prof. w. C. Miller of the Fair
mont Normal has been compelled to
resign his position on account of i'll
health. He will go west for the rest
of the winter.
Mrs. j. J. Wharton has grip and
has been confined to the house for
several days.
Harry Handley, who recently moved
from this place to Huntington, has
returned and is employed at one of
the glass factories. He will remain
here permanently.
DR.. L S. Brock came back this
morning from Clarksburg, where he
had been called by the illness of his
friend DR.. Howell. The latter was a
practicing physician here a number
of years ago. and will be remembered
by many of our people.
Tucker Hunt, OF Uniontown, Pa.
conductor on Nos. 8 and A, lie Off
duty on account of illness, and
James Parker, of Connellsville, is
taking bis place.
Prof. w. H. Gallup has gone to
Cincinnati where he will attend q
meeting Of the National Educational
Association. Prof. w. T. Barbe will
also be present at this meeting.
W. G. Worley OF Klnewood has
been 10 town for short visit. He
was on his way home from Uniontown
where he had been to interest some
capitalists 10 some coal land 10 which
he was financially interested.
A. A. Dorsey has bought the Key
er Echo of Joseph Stayman, for
$4,000. Mr.. Dorsey lie editor of the
Parsons Advocate, where he has
been since leaving Morgantown.
Mr.. Stayman ID principal of the
schools at Kevser.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Tallman,
of Ruckhannon. will shortly remove
to this place to make their future
home. The papers Of that place
sneak in high terms of the family,
and wish for them abundant pros
perity here. in which wish we heart
lily join.
Mrs. Sarah Huston, of Uniontown,
aged SO years. is dead She was
the mother of the late H. Hus
ton, who died last week in Pitts
bnrg. Age and debility are said to
have caused her death The shock
occasioned by the death Of her son
is thought to have had something to
do with her taking off.
Miss Mary Semans has gone to
Philadelphia and New York where she
will spend a couple of weeks selecting
her stock for the spring and summer
millinery trade. She will bring a
stock back with her which shall
eclipse all her efforts 10 the past. Miss
Semans has proud record in her line
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already won.