The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

Friday shaking hands with his many
old friends.
Our old friend Jesse Shuttlesworth
has just recovered from a short though
quite severe illness. He was able to
be in town the latter part of last
week looking after his business inter
ests.
DIR. c. G. Jacobs, Of Arnettsville
is off to Baltimore to attend Medical
College. He win get his diploma
this term.
J. w. vandervort, Of Clarksburg
has formed partnership with John
A. Hutchinson, of Parkersburg, and
is now located in that place. His
| friends here wish him much success
in his new field of labor.
VIM. j. Lemasters, of Clay district
was in town last week and subscribed
for copy of the New DOMINION for
his brother who lives in the wet,
That is very good and cheap way
for folks to send the county news to
their friends in the west. We have
quite large list Of the kind at pres
ent.
Mrs. r. c. Berkeley, her youngest
son and little daughter are visiting
friends in Virginia. Prof Berkeley
returned from Charlottesville last
week.
Marshall Miller, Esq, of Cassville
made us call the first thing on Mon
doy morning and renewed his sub
scription in advance, although his
subscription was already paid con-
siderable time ahead. If st Peter ever
admits any man without questioning
his credentials that man will be Mar
shall Miller.
Mr.. S. c.. Stewart, of Cedar Valley
is at Clarksburg on business, and
will remain for several days yet.
We regret to learn as we do from
the Fairmont papers of the illness Of
DIR. L. L. Carr, of that place. He was
taken with congestive chill, but ia
better at this time.
Miss Belle Coombs, of this county,
is also i'll at Fairmont with typhoid
fever.
DIR. Morris has gone to ill an en-.
gegement in Preston county. He
will be here again about December
10th.
Ollie Ollie made business trip to
Grafton the first of this week.
Mrs. T. Pickenpaugh, her daugh-
ter, Miss Lily and son Master Clark,
and Mrs. VIM. Wagner, left here last
week to visit friends in Iowa. They
will probable remain during the win
ter. =
Mrs. G. w. Lazear and children and
Miss Ida Reinhart are visiting friends
at Wellsburg and Steubenville.
Among the visitors at the Balti-
more Oriole not mentioned in our
last ore Misses Matte Cobun, Jessie
Coombs aud Myrtle Dorsey, and Mrs.
VIM. Moorhaed and Geo. M. John.
Prof. Lorentz attended the session
of Conference that closed at Mounds
vile yesterday. .ss
Miss Annie johnson is visiting
friends in Garksburg. She will
spend few days in Weston before
her return.
Mr. d. Umbell informs that he
will either go west or take a position
as commercial traveller for an east
ern house.
Geo. NJ. Slime and wife will remove
to Pittsburgh next week.
Major Jim Bell attended the
Carmichaels Fair last week.
Mr.. A. G. Hall, of Fairmont, has
been dangerously i'll for some time
past We hope to hear of his recovery
soon.
Charley Finnell, the genial, jolly
merchant of Morgantown, was in town
on Monday and Tuesday. Charley's
firm is doing slashing business;
and, like all live business men, they
are heavy advertisers.--Kingwood
Journal.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. E. w. Perry of Indianola, Iowa,
who with his Father called at our
Office on Monday. Mr.. Perry, his
wife and two children are visiting
his aged parents here. He has been
living in Iowa just 26 years and has
become thorough western man. He
is very pleasant gentleman and is
warmly welcomed back TO the old
place by his friends Of former days.
If such men as Mr.. Perry could be
induced to stay in West Virginia,
she would soon take her proper posi-
ton as one of the foremost States in
the Union. He will remain for sev-
eral days yet.
Mr.. F. M. Durbin and son Charlie,
arrived here on Saturday. Charley
will remain and enter the University.
Mr.. DIS old friends here are always
glad to meet him. We acknowledge
4 pleasant call from him while here.
W. +. Bland, of the University has
been indisposed for several days past.
Mrs. /. C. WHITE returned to her
home in this place last week, after an
absence Of several months in Penn
sylvania. Prof. White win continue
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