The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-08-09

PERSONAL MESTIos.-W. L. Bough-
ner of Palatine, was in town last week
on business. He is now one of "the
horny-handed sons Of toll" and is we
learn prosperous in his farming oper-
atoms
We are indebted to Hon. James
Hare for a basket of delicious apples.
Mr.. Hare is very genial man and
his heart everfows with good will to-
ward all men, but he is specially
mindful of the printers and we have
many pleasant recollections of his
visits to our Office in the past.
Coleman S. Evans and wife, OF
Nashville, Tenn, were here last week
visiting the scenes of Mr.. Evans
boyhood days. Though it is twenty
years since he left it, Morgantown
and its people still have place in
his affections. They departed for
their home on Friday morning taking
with them the good wishes of many
friends here.
We had a very pleasant call from
Mr.. Bart. Jones, of near Pennington,
last Saturday. Mr.. Jones is now
engaged in tilling the soil.-Fair-
mont index.
Marsh. NJ. Dent and W. L. Nor.
gan, both exhibitors, of Morgantown
dropped in upon US yesterday. They
are both first-class gentlemen.--Ib.
Miss Anna B. Temple and brother,
of Waynesburg, Pa, spent Saturday
and Sunday in town, the guests OF
Miss Annie johnson.
DR.. L. L. Carr, of Fairmont, spent
last Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. II. b. Lazier, and Rev. Mr..
Dickey, of Morgantown, passed
through this place ON their way to
Webster C. H., Tuesday. We trust
Rev. Mr.. Dickey will stop long
enough to preach for us as he re-
turns.-Buckhdnnon Delta.
Coverdil Villains, Esq, of Clay
district, this county, and Mrs. Youst,
OF Marion county, were married by
Squire John Blair, of Greene county,
Pa, on Thursday July 31st.
We were favored with a call from
our staunch friend A. w. Tenant,
the first of the week. "s.
Prof A. w. Lorentz, Of West Va.
University arrived at Weston last
Saturday. He is an old resident OF
this county, and is well known by a
large number of our citizens, who
gladly welcome him after an absence
of about ten years. He visited his
friends in Chenille and Braxton
county during the week = Weston
Republican.
Lee Cooper's mother, of Morgan
town, is visiting Lee's.-Kingwood
Journal.
Mr.. L. NJ. Wade, one OF Mononga-
LAS rising yound men, was in King
wood this week.-Ib.
Misses Annie Rogers, Susie Moore,
Annie Wilson and Matte Brock, &C.
companied by Dr. Luther Brock, DIR.
Rogers and Mr.. Ollie, all of Morgan
town, arrived in Waynesburg this
Tuesday afternoon and remained till
after the close of the College exercises.
They will be the guests of Mrs A. B.
Hoge and w. G. w. Day.-Waynes-
6urgh Rep.
Miss Dora Dorsey is confined to
her room with fever. She is under
the care of Drs. Brock Bros.
We had calls this week from Hon 8
James Hare and John B. Gray. Mr..
Gray thinks of making a trip through
some of the Southern counties of this
State with a view of buying land and
removing to it. We tried to persuade
John B. that Monongalia was as in
viting a field as he would likely find.
Mrs. Rev. Snodgrass and children
are visiting Mrs. Snodgrass' father
at Moundsville.
Mrs. E. Morgan and daughters
are visiting relatives in Tayler coun-
ty.
Messers. Alexander, Taught, P. A..
Tenant and other members Of the
Court have made us calls this week.
Editor Of THE New DOMINION, Sir.