The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-08-20
Personal Mention

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A. c. Wood is visiting his old
home-Uniontowa, Pa.
Mr.. Marsilliott and wife, of Pitts
burgh are stopping at DIR. Coombs'.
We wish we had more subscribers
like Rev. Cook, and and Dr. Morris.
Dav. Tarr, Captain of the Colwes
club paid us profitable visit Satur-
day.
| william Richardson, of Ellington,
was among our profitable callers on
Monday.
Mrs Warren and family, of Wheel
ing, are visiting at her fathers, DR..
McClanc.
Mr.. Joseph Pickenpaugli, Of Cass-
vile, has been on the sick list for
some weeks.
Harrison Brown, of Clinton, drop
ped in to see us this week. Such Wis
its are appreciated.
Prof j. S. Stewart and wife have
returned home from visit to the
Professors relatives in Ohio.
MajorJ Nj. Lee returned last week,
and is now experimenting the reno
waiting of the University buildings.
Mrs. J. M. Hagans, Miss Mary
lIagans, Miss Susie Moore and Mr..
John Wiley are off to StGeorge, Tuck
er county.
Our thanks are due Rev Cab. +.
Cook, and DR.. S. Morris of Clay dis
trict for favors in the way of new
subscribers.
A. l.. Cox, Of Fairmont has been
spending some of his time in Nor
gantown and vicinity. He will re-
turn to school in the fall.
Geo. Debolt, our popular ice cream
"freezier" and his estimable lady
paid flying trip to Unioutown and
other points in Pennsylvania.
Sol. Frum called in to see us last
Tuesday to report the quality of the
latest received "for mechanical pur-
poses only" r. Ad. and Com. con.
Chris. Smith, dropped his great, fat
corporosity down in our Office last
Monday. He has made several sales
of his celebrated scales in this coun-
ty.
James Patterson and Abraham
Stoufler, two solid farmers Of Dunbar
township, Fayette county, Pa. Friday
evening, registered at the Wallace
House.
Among other callers are Josiah Hall,
A. b. Huntington, ID. G. Thompson,
Robert Holyfeld, j. M, Cobun, l..
Weaver, and others whose names we
cannot recall.
Mrs. c. + Wagner and her son
George left on the Steamer Sidney
this afternoon for Newport, Ky. where
they will spend the balance of the
hot weather.-Ncws- Letter.
County Sup't. b. L. keenan, was in
town Monday and paid us pleasant
call. He intends going to Preston co.
to visit friends until the latter part
of the month when he will go to Pied
mont to open his shool.
Master Fred. Hough is one of the
most industrious boys in town as the
clearly appearance of his fathers
premises will testify. Under his care
not a weed is to be seen about the
lawn or street near the residence.
We are happy to be able to state
that Jno Wagner, the popular assist
ant cashier of the Merchants Nation
al Bank, has returned home so much
improved in health as to be able to
TcSuInc HIS uuIlcS III tIdJ iuSlitutlOHs
We are pleased TO hear that Prof.
John L. Steele, son of Rev. Samuel
Steele, has been elected principal of
the Bcllaire high school. Prof. Steele
is eminently qualified for the position
and time will show the wisdom Of the
choice.
Albert Wettstein and Olivia Wood
ruff, of Spencer, Iowa, are guests of
Miss Alice Woodruff, at the Franklin
House. Mr.. Wettstein expresses him
self as much pleased with Morgan
town and her people. On their re-
turn they will probably be accom-
panied by Miss Alice.
Mr.. A. A. Waters, conductor of
the Institute, arrived Saturday. =
Ritchie Gazette.
Mr.. Waters is one of the live young
teachers of Monongalia, is gradu-
ate of the University and fast ad-
yancing to the foremost ranks as an
educator.
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