The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08
PERSONALITIES


in Wheeling.
Mr.. C. W. Finnell is still feeble but
improves slowly.
Miss Lizzie Lazier returned last
Tuesday after visit of several months
in Wheeling.
Our old friend Jas. Hare made us
a pleasant call last week.
Tom Lewellen now jumps the coun-
ter in DR.. Johns store.
Simon L. Boyers, Esq, of Randall,
favored us with a pleasat call Wednes>
day.
Mrs. Geo. w. johnson and daught-
er Annie were at Rices Landing sever,
al days recently.
Joseph Pickenpaugh, the Walnut
street grocer, has been sick for sever
al days, but is ont again.
Mrs. M. A. Jacobs returned from
New Msrtinsville on Wednesday, after
visit of two weeks at that place.
We had a pleasant and profitable
call from our old friend Isaac A. Powell,
of Clinton District, ON Wednesday.
Miss Ella Boyers, daughter of II.
J. Boyers, has been visiting Miss
Jennie Jacobs for couple of weeks.
Hon. Waitman T. Wiley, who was
the orator of the day at Grafton yes
terday, passed through town Wednes-
day evening.-Iade.r.
Lieut. Marsh, of the University Ca
diets, left the city with regret Sew
eral ladies wish for his early return.
How is it, Observation-Disclosures.
Nothing has been heard from Slime
since he left. He started to Alabama
two weeks ago and may possibly have
gotten lost 1t is to be hoped not
We noticed Hon. j. NJ. Hagans, of
Morgantown, in town on last Monday.
DR.. VIM. McLane of the same burg
passed through here on his way home
also on that day.-Inder.
Jas. S. Boyers, one ofthe enterprising
young men who could not afford to stay
in slow old Monongalia, is a resident
of Colorado. just at this time he is in
New Mexico.
The Annual Address before the
Lyceum of w. Va. college, at Fleming
ton, will be given by Mr. G. w. Atkin-
son, of Wheeling, on Wednesday even
ing, July 10TH, at o'clock.
Mr.. Jacob Wiley and wife, of Bat
telle, were in town last week visiting
their sons, John and William, who
are in attendance at the University
they were accompanied by Miss Mary
Lantz, of Battelle.
Rev. A. l.. Wade has been in Clay
and Battelle Districts and in Wetze
county, engaged in the Bible work
for a couple of weeks. lie was in
Wheeling in the 3lst ult., as we learn
from the papers of that city.
Miss RE. Arnctt, daughter Of F.
NJ. Arnett departed for the kanawha
valley on Tuesday Of last week Some
say she was to be married and others
have it that she went to join her hus
band, having been married last Sep
tember.
Mr.. Ed. Orvis Ludwig, of the
Brownsville, Pa, Clipper, and Mr.. ii
Clay II. Hyde, of the Kingwood, w
Va, ArguS, favored us with a cal
last Saturday. These gentlemen at
both clever, sociable fellows and We
were glad to make their acquaint
ance.
Professor j. j. Stevenson, of the
State Geological Survey, has been
spending few days in this vicinity
and expects to leave shortly for the
iron ore regions of North Virginia
Early in June he goes to New Mexico
as Geologist in Chief of Lieut.. Wheel
er's Exploration west of Tooth merid-
ian, and will return to New York
about the LIST of November.-U Union
torn Genius.
Constable Sol Frum, of Clinton
District, paid us another visit on
Monday. He seemed to have vast
amount of business on hand and was
industriously engaged in attending
to it and got along smoothly, so far
as we know, with the exception of
losing large package Of important
papers. However they were all gath
cred up and no damage was done.
Any one having business in Clinton
will do well to entrust it to him as he
is punctual and reliable