The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-12
PERSONAL MeSrroS.-From the pro

meets in Nashville, Tennessee, in May
next. We would inquire what reason
Mr.. Brooke would give for not visit
ing Morgantown, his old home, on the
same trip His old friends here would
be delighted to see him. We hope he
will arrange to see us at that time.
w. L. Boughncr and family and
Miss Jennie Delawder, of Oakland,
were visiting at DR.. Boughner's in
this place last week.
A. L. Wade left for Parkersburg on
Monday where he lectured Tuesday
evening. He will be absent until
Saturday.
Miss LYDIA Davis left few days
since for Washington, ID. {. where
she will spend the winter.
Dr. Isaac Newman and son Chas.
from Monongalia County are visiting
at Thomas Dunn's. Little Charley
has two perfect thumbs on one hand.
They are the same size and just alike,
growing out right together and then
spreading to about half an inch apart
at the ends of them. The rest of his
hand and the other one are as per
feet as any one's.-Albrightsville Cor
respondent Preston JourRdi-The
Doctor and his son returned home
last Sunday.
Miss Ella White, of St Cloud, this
county and Mr.. Rod Winner, of ALI
ance, Ohio, have been visiting at A.
L. Wade's for week past.
Mrs r. G. Berkeley. her son and
little daughter returned home on Sat
urday from visit in Virginia.
DR.. B. f. Miller, of Cincinnati, has
been visiting his old home and friends
in this county for some days past.
The Doctor is son of Mr.. Jacob
Miller, one of the old citizens Of this
county.
Mr.. Noah Henderson, one of the
excellent citizens Of Battelle, was in
town on Monday and paid the NEW
DOMINION visit. We were gratied
to see him but regret to say be has
not been enjoying his usual health
for some time. We hope he may
soon be entirely restored.
james w. Holt, of the Grafton
Sentinel is dangerously i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. A. j. Pinnell, who was recent
| " called to Beardstown, Illinois, by
the serious accident to her SOD, Frank,
by which he lost his right arm, re-
| turned home on Wednesday morning
last, her son having about recovered
from the effects of his injuries.-Fair-
mont Ineler
Our good Democratic friend, John
II. Cole, Esq, of Grant district, favor
ed us with a call this week.
c. c. Wade, of Cass, was among
the business men at Court on Mon
day.
Mr.. A. j. Jones, of Clinton district
was in town on Monday and as is his
usual won't paid this office friendly
call. Mr.. j. is one of those linen who
wear" The better yon getacquainted
with him the more respect you have
for the man.
Miss Mollie Jones, of Knottsville,
Taylor CO., is visiting at her uncle's,
F. II. Tapp, on Front street. She
will remain during the winter to ut
tend school.
E. J. Eddy, Esq, Of Battelle dis
trict was in town the first Of this
week and favored us with call. He
is one Of the men who always makes
friends wherever he goes.
Among our many callers this week
have been S. C. & w. N. Stewart,
Rev. o. NJ. Miller, .Thos. Lazzell,
Marshal Miller, A. G. Davis, A. w.
Tenant, w. II. Smyth and others.
Mrs. Sue. M. Proctor and two chill
dren, of Ravenswood, W. Va. are Wis
iting Mrs. P's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Raymond, on Walnut street.
Mr.. Lee Shisler and wife left last
Thursday for their home in Syracuse,
N. Y.
Mr.. Levi Tenant, of Battelle dis
tret was in this place last week and
paid his respects to this office.
Miss Sallie and Jennie Raymond,
of Fairmont, spent several days at A.
Haymond's in this place.
DR.. Roy Arnett, of Preston county
is in Baltimore attending the college
of Physicians and Surgeons.
The Rev. Mr.. Coil, of Moorefcld,
Ohio, has been visiting his daugh-
tiers, Misses SADIE and Ella Coil and
Mrs. d. /. B. Anderson, of this place
/ for week past. Mr.. Coil was at
one time a member of the M. E. Con
ference, of this State and was res
ident of Morgantown. He is known
to many of our older citizens, though
he has not visited Morgantown be-
fore for more than quarter of Gen.
/ fury.
Miss Clara Berkshire of Fairmont
who has been visiting her cousins,
Misses Phebe and Mary Hayes of
this place left for home last Saturday
morning. During her stay of two
m onths in our midst she formed and
strengthened many ties of friendship,
and all regret her departure, hoping
that her visit may soon be repeated.
General Lee Roy Kramer and wife,
are visiting Morgantown, stepping
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