The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-22
Personal.


gineers jackson and Grafton.
w. L. Boughner and Nj. Z. Howe,
were in town on Saturday last.
Jno. J. Brown, Esq, and family re-
turned last week from Bedford.
Florence Wagner and family are
quartered at the Commercial Hotel.
O. S. Mckinney, Esq, is building
himself new printing office in Pala-
tine.
Among our recent business callers
were: Messrs. B. F. Morgan and N.
J.. South.
Joe NJ. Devine, of the Cadet corps,
is spending season at Mountain
Lake Park.
Denny Smith returned day or
two since from visit at his old home
in Pitt sburgh.
Mrs. Lizzie Collar and children, of
Baltimore, are visiting her father DR..
Jos. A. McLane.
Geo. Kelly is Off on trip to Mount
Pleasant, Pittsburgh and other places
in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Amos +. Ammons was appoint
ed Postmaster at Cross Roads, this
county, last week.
Miss Nellie Wallace, of this place,
has been visiting friends in Keyser
for some time past
DR.. Kramer arrived on Monday and
is at the Wallace house ready to give
attendance to patients.
Rev. J. r. Thompson and family
spend several weeks with friends at
Kingwood this summer.
Messrs. M. G. Holmes and George
Bastable, of Clarksburg, were in
town ono day last week.
S. d. Hirschman and Geo. M.
John spent last Sunday at the camp
meeting near Fairchance.
Mrs. Marsh and her daughter,
Miss Ollie, are visiting friends at
st. George, Tucker county.
Harry Robinson, r. C. Berkeley,
Jr., and w. III. Forbes have joined
the Iron Valley Engineer corps.
F. M. Chalfant, Esq, and little son,
arrived here last week, and are stop
ping with their friends in Granville.
Col. Evans has taken possession of
his cottage at Fayette Springs and
will remain during the heated term.
Mrs. Geo. w. Brown, of Grafton
has been visiting at Judge Dille's
and Jos. Moreland's for some days
Mrs. Forsythe, Clark, Luther and
Grant MADEIRA are all at homo to at
tend the funeral of their sister Anna
MADEIRA.
Several gentlemen from Pittsburgh,
among whom was General Pierson,
passed through here few days ago
en- route for Kingwood.
Miss Verona Maple, daughter of
j. Maple, Esq, of Warrington,
has been appointed First Assistant
in the Chenille School.
John NJ. Hamilton, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Wes-
ton for the past week returned to
Glenville Tuesday evening.-Crcs-
cent.
Miss Mary Woodward, of Parkers-
burg, and Miss Anna L. johnson, of
Morgantown, are the guests Of Mrs.
J. C. Painter, at Thornton. GRAFTON
Sentinel
DR.. S. Morris and wife Of Phila-
delphia, are visiting friends in this
county. Mrs. Morris is sister Of
Mr.. e. J. Bowlby and is we regret to
say, in very poor health.
DR.. Way, and his friend DR.. Ely, of
Waynesbnrg, came over last week to
see their friends here. DIR. Way is
still in town, the latter gentleman
remaining only one night.
We are glad to learn that Fred.
Lorentz has again been promoted.
He now has charge Of the Office of
the J. NJ. and /. r. r. at Jefferson
vile, Ind, lucrative and RESPONSE
DiO pooiotOh'
Mr.. Jesse Selby, and little son, of
Martins Ferry, Ohio, were visiting
Mr.. Selby's old home and friends in
this county last week. Mr.. Selby's
father, who had been visiting them
in Ohio for some time, returned with
them.
Purcell Of the Kingwood argus
must have been awful sick last week,
at least he had something less than
a dozen physicians.to see him. Here
is the list as published in his paper:
DR.. Dent, of Newburg, DR.. Jamison of
Bruceton, DR.. Fuller Of BrandonyiIlc,
DIR. Scott and DR.. Fogle, of Cranberry,
DR.. Fairfax, of Reedsville, DR.. West,
of Evansville, DIR. Harr, of Tunnelton,
and Dr. Lanham, of Newburg.
ANOTHER MIscEGENATToN Casa
dispatch from Pittsburgh, Pa, to the