The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-08-27
Personal Meutseu.

last Thursday from a visit to her
daughter Della in Martinsburg.
Prof. Harvey and family arrived
home last week. The Professors
family has been absent for nearly a
year.
Mr.. Ed Watson, of Shutdown,
knows that he is always welcome
visitor to our office and never fails to
call upon us when in town. We wish
our patrons were all the same way.
Mr.. Florence Wagner and family
of Wheeling are visiting Mr.. w. Wsg-
ner.
Dr. Rob. Brown is with us once
more. We hope he will stay.
Miss Emma Odbert is visiting in
the vicinity of Georgetown and Ar
nettsville.
John Shean is home on visit
from Greensburg, Pa.
The pleasant face OF Jno. S Hood
illuminated our Sanctum last We'd
nesday.
VIM. Martin, son of j. A. B. Mar
tin and j. w. Smith, of Randall"done'
our office one day last week.
Amos Gale, of Masontown was in
to see last Friday. He is a staunch
Democrat Of the old school.
Miss Richardson, of Ellington IA
vored us with call Thursday. We
are always glad to see our lady friends.
Clark Deane was in town last week
making arrangements to come to
the University to school this fall
While Job Swindlcr is drinking
of Cheat Neck's Fountain of Health,
George Steele is acting chief clerk in
the dry goods department Of Picken-
paugh's store.
VIM. N. Sine, of Mooresville, one
of Monongalia's best farmers was in
town Friday.
Walter Hough, of Morgantown, w.
Va, is visiting friends and acquaint-
ances in this vicinity Unionto,cn
Democrat.
Mrs. A. w. Lorentz has been visit
ing friends in Pittsburgh for several
days past.
The Fairmont Inder says that Col.
X. s. Radcliff departed for California
on Tuesday of last week. being called
there by the serious illness of his
brother, Pen Radcliff, who is lying
very low with consumption at his
home near San Francisco. The Jour
ney will occupy about week, and
but for the WEAKNESS of railroad
travel and the anxiety which Mr.. r.
must feel for the health of his broth
er, it would be most delightful trip.
We hope he may find the latter
very much improved and on the way
to complete recovery.
Mr.. j. c. Cartright, of Clinton Dis
triet, was in town on Monday aud
dropped in with good word for the
printers. Mr.. Cartright is as portly
and agreeable as ever, and we were
glad to meet him.
DIR. ID. p. Fitch will take his
mother to Washington county, Pa,
to-day to visit friends. They will be
absent about two weeks.
Mr.. j. Clark Cole, one of Cass Dis
trict's teachers, has been in town
since Monday, and has made our
office friendly visits.
Dick f. Everett, of Connellsville,
is in town, stopping at the Wallace
House He will attend the Univer-
sity again this year.
Mrs. W. Z. Morgan, left Saturday,
for Flickersville. She will remain
for some time in that ancient city.
S. d. Hirschman is off to Long
Branch, Ocean Grove, Cape May and
other resorts. He will also visit
Philadelphia, New York and other
eastern cities.
Mr.. j. j. Wharton, of the Osage
Mills, has our thanks for kindness
lately shown US.
F. p. Reed, j. Sands jackson, F.
N. jackson. j. II. Fleming, Miss Bee
Hough, of Fairmont, and Miss Efie
Updegraff, of Wheeling, were regis
tered at the Wallace House on Sun
day and Monday. We also noticed
Mr.. "Marcel" Jolliffe and some other
folks from Fairmont, but did not
learn their names.
The Clarksburg Ne,os says DR.. T.
NJ. Hood was in that town on Satur-
day shaking hands with his old
friends.
Mr. Henry Baker, of Cheat Neck,
was among our callers last week.
Though his home has been in this
county, he has been at Springhill
Furnace for some time in the ca
pacity of superintendent. We
learn that he will remove his family
to Pennsylvania soon.
Lee p. Watson, Esq, has been con-
fined to his room for several days
past with a severe attack of rheuma-
tism. We hope he may soon recover.
Inde1.
DR.. James Boyers, of Palatine, left
on Monday for Hancock, Nd, to
spend several weeks.-I6
w. L. Boughner and family made
a visit to his parents on Sunday last. |