The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-11-04

Mrs. J. c. Capehart will leave for
home in St Adams, Kanawha, some
time next week.
This Office acknowledges a call
from Mr.. Geo. p. linn, of Preston
county few days ago.
Major Jno. A. b. Martin has our
thanks for some stores for our larder
delivered a few days ago.
Capt. Mcyicker and family, j. M.
Reed and Charley Hayes returned
home on Tuesday evening.
I. r, Reay and wife, of Morgan
town. registered at the Bailey House
Saturday. Weston Republican.
Mr.. G. w. Sisler made his first
visit to the NEw DOMINION office last
week and added his name to our list.
Mrs. Brock and the Misses Steph-
enson will go to New York to-day,
and Mrs. Eva Hubbard to Wheeling
in few days.
Our genial friend B. F. Dawson,
of Cass district, advanced the figures
on our book a considerable amount
one DAY last week.
Capt. G. w. McVicker and family.
of Morgantown, are visiting Mrs.
Chas. A. Reed, on the South Side.
Leader
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Wilson, one Of the
good citizens of Clay district visited
our office last week and had had his
name placed upon our list.
Messrs. Ed. Wagner, Charley Hop.
kins and Harry Spahr all started
for the West on Tuesday morning,
going in company as far as Chicago.
Messrs. Squires and Frederick, the
canvassers for the Monongalia His
tory, were in town over Sunday leav-
ing again for their work on the west
side.
Miss Dora Dorsey, of Morgantown,
is in Waynesburg the guest of Miss
Matte Hughes, and visiting other
friends in town.-Wayncsb0,g Re
publican.
Mrs. c. r. Tracy and Mrs. James
Stewart have returned from Morgan
town, where they were guests OF Mrs.
Tracy's sister couple of weeks
Wheeling Journal.
DR.. Tom Hood is nicely located at
Cassyille in the DIR. McLane property
and is rapidly gaining the confidence
of the people. They will never regre
having trusted him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Coombs went
over to Monongalia county last Fri
day. Layton has returned, but Mrs.
Coombs is still there visiting her
father s.-Preston Journal.
We regret to annouce the illness OF
our old friend John Bowers, but we
learn that he is slowly improving.
We hope he may soon be restored to
his usual robust health.
airs. Stewart, of Monongalia coun-
ty, spent several days in Grafton dur
ing the past week, visiting her rela
tives, Mrs. Charles Hanshaw and
family, and Mrs. Ballentine.- Graf
ton Eagle.
Mr.. Moses Strosnider, Of Blacks.
vile, one of the oldest and best
known citizens Of our county, we
regret to say has been in very poor
health for some time past and does
not seem to improve.
Capt. F. L. Hurry arrived here
on Tuesday and is enjoying himself
among his old friends. There are
scores of people in this place who
are always delighted TO see the Cap
tain. We are among them.
L. nj. Wade, Attorney at Law, is
to be in Sutton with his family in a
few days. He comes to stay this
time. and we are told, several other
families from Monongalia County
are to follow; all farmers Noun.
tdineer.
Mrs. Della Bunker returned home
last Monday from a months visit
among friends at Brandonville. She
was accompanied back by Mrs. Frey
and her daughter, Mrs. Callie Ross,
who returned to Brandonville Tues
day ingrood Argus.
D. ii. Slime, of Morgantown, whom
every young man in this county who
attended the University knows as a
jolly good fellow, is with the Odd
Fellows. Slime says he used to be a
resident of this city. but left for the
city's ood.-Charleston .Call.
Mr.. Charley Hopkins, one Of our
best known and most popular young
men. left Yesterday for Spencer, Iowa,
where he expects to locate. We re-
greet to lose Charley from our midst,
but inasmuch as he would go we
wish him abundant success in his
new home. 7a
Mr.. G. E. Wagner will start this
week for Kansas City, where he has
accepted the position Of Superinten-
dent of the Kansas City Transfer
Company at good salary. He will
go alone for the present, leaving his
family in Wheeling for the Winter.
Eds friends here will be sorry to
lose him.
Quite number Of ladies and gen.
tlemen from Morgantown paid our
town visit of a few hours last Sun
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