The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04
PERSONALITIES.

health is moderately good.
Prof. John L. Steele Of the Parkers-
burg High School has been in town
for week past, visiting old friends.
John is a thorough scholar, as all our
graduates are, and in his present field
is Acquiring himself with credit to
himself and satisfaction to the com
munity. Success to him.
Harry u. Hubbard, of Wheeling,
graduate of the University is in town
visiting friends and having pleas
ant time generally. Harry is one of
the few of our graduates who has been
farming.
Mr. Bert" Koontz, son of Henry
Koontz, of Miami county, Ohio is Wis
iting at W. L. Jacobs.
Mrs. Nora V. jacobs has returned
home from q protracted visit at her
fathers in Ohio.
We were favored on Monday with
a call from our old friend Squire j.
w. Tucker of Cassville. We have
always regarded him as one of our
good men.
n. L. South, one of the portly South
Brothers enlivened our Office with his
genial 'phiz" last week. Nick is one
Of our heavy men.
W. F. Sennett, Esq. of Raecoon, Pres
ton county, was in to see us last week
and paid his subscription. Mr. Sen
nett is one Of our prompt subserib-
ers.
Among the numerous gentlemen
attending Court during the last week
was our staunch Democratic friend
Thomas Maple, of Rosedale.
Prof. J. S. W. Dean, of the Penn
sylyania State College has been in
town for several days. He is one of
our graduates. Prof. Dean occupied
the pulpit of the NJ. Z. Church on Sab
bath evening.
L. Davis, Esq, of Vaudeville, was
in town last week.
We noticed Messrs Shriver and
Santee of Battelle in town again last
week.
Mr.. E. Hartley of Wadestown has
been here during the session of
Court.
Dir. VIM. Lantz, Of Blacksmith made
us a call last week. Mr.. Lantz is one
of our Oldest and hest citizens. He
is keen observer OF events and dis
cusses the financial and other impor-
tant questions of the day in clear
and intelligent manner. Mr.. Lantz
would do good service in the Legis-
lature or State Senate.
Mr.. Frank II. Stamm, of Wheeling,
a student Of the University is in town.
Mr.. Stamm, like all others who be
come acquainted with Morgantown
and her people, like to visit them
again.
Asa Phillips, Esq, of Battelle Dis
trict made us a call last week, and
left US some of the 'needful.'
Mr.. s. C. Stewart, Of Grant district
vas among our friends who came to
town last week to attend Court. Mr..
S. is as sound a Democrat as ever,
and on the whole is a nice man and
q good citizen.
Among the lively Monongalians in
town this week was A. j. Frun, Of
Clinton. He is as portly and jolly as
any one could wish and is clever and
popular.
Miss Lizzie Stone, step-daughter Of
Dr. G. w. Dorsey fell on the ice near
her home in Durbannah, one day,
last week and fractured her wrist.
Dr. 6. w. John was called and dressed
the fractured limb.
Mr.. VIM. Barb, of Grant District,
called on Tuesday and paid his sub
scription.
Mrs. A. Fairchild and Miss lisa
Wallace left on Tuesday morning
for Grafton. Miss Wallace will go to
Keyser where she will remain during
the winter.
DR.. T. NJ. Hood, of Lumberport,
Harrison county, was in town last
week. The Doctor is one of our grad
yates who is now a successful practi-
toner. He has the snap and some
day will stand high in his piofes-