The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-06-17

john N. Dawson, Esq, of Union
town, was here last week.
Judge Fleming's many friends are
glad to see him here again.
Prof B. L. Keenan, left for his
home in Cass district, the first of the
week.
Miss Mona Y. Hayes is visiting
friends and relations in Fairmont
this week.
Mr.. Huston Stewart, of Blacks
vile, was here yesterday and favored
as with call.
Frank Woods, Esq, of Grafton,
arrived in town Tuesday, aud will
remain a few days.
Grant MADEIRA, of Ohio, and Luz
ther, of Grafton, are visiting their
mother on Front street.
ID. /. B. Anderson was very seri-
ously i'll, on Sunday last, but, we
learn he has recovered.
E. j. Eddy, Esq, was among tho
prominent citizens of Battelle whe
attending Court yesterday.
Maj. James NJ. Lee left last Satur
day on visit to his friends and rela.
tives, at his home in Hancock Co.
Miss Carrie Dent, daughter M. M.
Dent, left Morgantown on last Sab
bath to visit her brothers at Grafton.
Mr.. Otis Robinson has been
spending few days at home. He
will return to Teyotte oounty, Pa,
carly next week.
Our old friend L. S. Yeager, of
Fairmont, was enjoying himself cir
culating among his friends in this
place last week.
Benjamin L. Smith, of Baltimore,
formerly of this place, has been in
town for several day past, renewing
old acquaintances.
Mrs. F. A. Shean has been dan
gerously i'll for some weeks past, and
is still quite low, though her friends
think she will recover.
Mr.. Charley Mapel, of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, has been visiting his uncle,
Thomas Mapel, and other friends
here for some time past.
Miss Laura Williams, of Greens
boro, Pa, is visiting friends in Nor
gantown. She is at present the
guest of Miss Mollie Hayes.
Prof st. George T. Brooke went
last Saturday to his home in Charles.
town, in company with Hon. ID. B.
Lucas and E. w. Bedinger, ESQ.
Our old friend, Justus South, was
in town on Tuesday, and made us a
call. He says the signs of the late
r. r. war in Battelle have about
disappeared.
Messrs. E. p. and r. S. Lantz, DIR.
Calvert and Luther Lincoln, of
Blacksville, arrived here yesterday
evening, on business. They expect
to return home this evening.
Prof A. L. Wade arrived in town
last Monday. He is engaged in hold
ing Institutes and will leave this
week to continue the work. He will
hold an Institute for Marion coun-
ty at Fairmont next week.
w. p. Wiley, of the Wheeling
Register, spent part Of last week
here. He writes up his observations
and impressions SO nicely that we
copy them entire on our second page.
Thos. r. Boyd started ON Tuesday
morning for bis home in Galva, Ill.
Mr.. Boyd graduated from the Uni
versity this year, and we wish him
unbounded success in whatever call
ing he may engage.
A. l.. Cox, of Fairmont, and l.. G.
Tabb, of Leetown, Jefferson county,
were the graduates of the Law De-
partment this year. We understand
they will enter Immediately upon the
practice of law, at their respective
towns
Miss Eva Hayes, Of Fairmont, who
spent Commencement week in our
midst, returned to her home last
Monday. Her many friends here re-
greet her departure and are disap-
pointed that she did not remain
longer
Noah Henderson, one of the lead
ing men of Battelle, was in this place
on Monday and favored the New Do
MINIoN with short call. Mr.. III. was
one of the anti-railroad men, but we
believe has modified his opinion some
what.
DR.. W. NJ. Dent, of Newburg, has
been visiting his aged parents and
friends here for few days past.
The Doctcr is one Of the good Demo
Gratis and excellent men for whom
we entertain the highest respect, and
it always affords us great pleasure to
meet him.
Our student friends have gone to
their homes. Among those who lin
gered until this week were L. d.
Brooke, S. P. Wells, f. NJ. Purnell,
H. L. Robinson, Joe Devine, d. X.
Reed, A. L. Cox, E. d. Jeffries, VIM.
H. Forbes, and others. We are sorry |
to part with the boys and follow them
with our best wishes.
Among the prominent visitors here
last week from Clarksburg were:
Mrs. John Bassell and daughter, Mrs.
II. f. Criss, Miss Emma Lewis, Miss
Oracle Finnell, Miss Ella Patton,
Frank Crisis, Camden Sommers, Lee