The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-08
PERsoNAL MENr1oN.-We received

very pleasant cali from Mr.. James
Smith and wife last week They
sent copy of the Nav DOMINION to
a son in Colorado.
Benny Williams, Of Greensboro,
Pa, spent several days in town late
ly.
DIR. Boughner was absent in Ma
rion county the greater part of last
week.
Our old friend, Lark" Dunn,
graced our Office with his presence for
short time on Saturday.
Miss Maud s. Barker, daughter Of
Alfred Barker, Esq, of Grant district
returned last week from Missouri,
where she has spent the past week
year with friends.
Among the numerous gentlemen
who made us calls lately we're: Ma
than Jolliff. Clark Powell, John
Chips, A. +. Hess, Rev. Snodgrass,
Prof. Morgan and others.
Miss Mary German, of the Flats,
is Off to Uniontown, where she will
teach during the winter.
We were pleased to meet Squire
Taught, of Battelle, on Saturday.
Prof. Purinton and A. l.. Wade
will start this evening for Mounds
vile, to attend the session Of the NJ.
f. conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Weaver returned
from a weeks sojourn at Pittsburgh,
where they were doing the exposi-
ton.
Rob. Colbert departed Monday for
Pittsburgh, where he will spend sew
eral days visiting old friends and ac-
quaintances.
| The following personals are from
the Fairmont Inder:
We learn that the injuries sustained
by Frank Pinnell in the accident
mentioned last week consisted of the
loss of his arm only He is doing as
well as could be expected and strong
hopes arc entertained Of his recovery.
j. w. Tandervort Esq, one OF
Clarksburg's rising young lawyers,
was in town last Sunday, having been
visiting Lee p Watson, Esq, at his
home in Smithtown.
Guy r. c. Allen, of the Wheeling
bar, was also the guest of Mr.. Wat
son for few days this week.
State Superintendent Butcher while
in town last Friday, Visited the Nor
NAL School, and addressed the stu
dents on educational matters. His
remarks were appropriate and inter
esting.
/. G. Ralphsnyder, u young but
promising member of the Preston
county bar was in town this week.
DIR. L. L. Carr has removed his
office from his drug store to the room
over Pride's restaurant.
Mr.. A. G. Hall has been quite seri
/, ously i'll for several days past. We
4 hope he may speedily recover.
Rev. j. w. w. Bolton, of Palatine
: made us a pleasant visit yesterday
He informed us that he would not
take work from his Conference FOL
next year, as he is greatly in need o
rest and must have it. He is suffer
ing considerably from a wound ht
received in the ankle during the "latt
unpleasantness,p and he thinks il
will be to his advantage to retire
from active work for awhile Far
mont Vest Ti'yinian.
Mrs Coombs. widow Of Mr. Elishs
Coombs, will come to this county il
a few weeks, and will make her home
at Mr.. VIM. Anderson's.
Miss Lily Pickenpaueh, has recov
cred from her late illness and is
about among her young friends as
vivacious as usual.
Fl. NJ. Morgan and son Bernie will
leave on Saturday for Baltimore tt
attend the Oriole.
Miss Emma Boughner, Of Morgan
town, was visiting Miss Mollie An
derson, in this place, this week.
, Newburg Herald.
Dr. Frank Dent, of this place, II
now in St. Louis, where he will re
main a short time, and then go south
where he intends to spend the winter
-Newbus:g Herald.
Mrs. E. Howell, of Grafton, ha:
been in town for week past.
s'Nick" MADEIRA is in town AGAR
for few weeks. He has been in st
Louis for about six months past.
Cbas. A. Reed, of Wheeling, is Wis
iting his father-in -law, Capt. G. w
McVicker, in this place.
Mr. Aleck Trippett, one Of the good
citizens Of Grant district, has been ir
town several times within the past
week, on business.
4 Mr. Charles Darlington, of Weston
is now a typo in the New DoMNIos
office. He is making good impress
sion among his associates.
We regret to learn that Mr.. ID
Umbell has sold his interest in the
mercantile business at Arnettsvillt
and will probably remove from the
county. He has made many warm
friends during his residence in the
county who would be glad to have
him locate permanently in our midst