The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-08-19

A. l.. Cox, of Fairmont, has been
in town since Monday.
Miss Gertie Hayes left this morn
ing for trip to Virginia.
Miss Gertie B. Hilands, of Allie
gheny, is visiting at Prof Stewards.
We are under obligations to our
young friend c. c. Wade for late
favors.
Mrs. D. II. Chadwick is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. c. b. Wilson, in
Chicago.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a call last week from Mr.. Jno. L.
Fleming.
sion" Weaver, son of Mr.. Joe
Weaver, of Easton, is visiting friends
at Dunbar, Pa.
Misses Maud and Nanny Foster,
of Pittsburgh, are expected at f.
Shisler's this week.
Miss Nellie Wallace has returned
home from Keyser, where she was
visiting for several weeks. \
DR.. Patton and family Of West
Newton, Pa, have been visiting
friends here for some days past.
Miss Emma Boydston has returned
to her home in Fairmont, to the re-
greet of our young society people.
Student Joe Devine spent few
DAYS here last week. He has been
summering at Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. J. M. Wood and children, OF
| Scottdale, Pa, arrived here on Satur-
day and will remain at DR.. Johns for
a few weeks.
Mrs. Nicely Mclaughlin left here
last week for her home in Ohio, after
visiting her old home and friends for
several weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie Hollowell, Of Washing
ton, ID. G. is spending few weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. Susan Shisler,
and other frisnds here.
II. r. Dering arrived here on Sat
urday and is tramping over the fish
ing and hunting grounds of his boy
hood enjoying himself splendidly.
Mr.. Squires, the canvasscr for the
/ History of Monongalia county is
busily at work. He has taken ovel
one hundred orders up to this time,
Mrs. j. C. Capehart, Of St. Albans
w. Va, is visiting her father, Capt. f
NJ. Arnett, of West Morgantown
She will remain for several weeks yet
| Among our business callers this
/ week have been: Col. +. r. Sinclair
j. M. Carlow, j. Joseph, S. ID. Hirsch
man, F. A. Dering and many others
DR.. Kramer arrived here yesterday
and will remain until Saturday. He
was accompanied by his sister Miss
Ida who returned home the same
day.
Prof. A. l.. Purinton left this morn
ing for Parkersburg after spending
his Summer vacation here. We re
greet that he cannot always remain
with us.
Quite number Of ladies favored
our sanctum with calls last week
among whom we're: Mrs. Haldc-
man, Mrs. EVERY and several female
teachers.
Miss Jennie Protzman was stricken
with acute paralysis about ten days
since and has been quite i'll, though
she is is pronounced little better Al
this time.
Mr.. II. C. Ravenscraft and daugh
ter, Nora, were attending the Dis
trict Conference at Arnettsville, Mon
ongalia county, last weck.-Kfng
wood Journal.
/ Col. James Evans, ran down from
his cottage at Fayette Springs one
day last week to see his friends il
IJniontown. The Colonel is improv
ing in health.--Genius.
| Prof. b. S. Morgan will start, to
day, to Webster county to conduc
the institute for that county. HI
and his brother George will remain
for some time at Webster Springs.
Mr.. C. L. Shuman, one of Monon
CALAIS rising young men was in towr
last week and dropped in to chat
with the printers. We were pleased
to renew our acquaintance with him
Prof. D. b. and A. L. Purinton
the former from the West Virgins
University, and the latter from thu
Parkersburg graded school, were il
town on Saturday.-Kingwood Jour
nal.
From the Huntington Republicd,
we learn that DR.. d. Z. Wetzel has re
Gently been performing some difficul
surfical operations near that city
We always knew the Doctor was
success.
Mr.. JIG. Williams, of the firm o
Williams, Bros, New Geneva, made
this Office one of his old time calls
last week. The firm has succeeded
beyond its expectation since goine
into business there.
i Emrod Tenant, Of New Browns
vile, Monongalia county, w. Va, {
large land owner and stock raiser o
that section, was in town on Wednes
day last on a visit to DR.. Way
Waynes6urg Democrat.
Mr.. Hugh Terrell, Of Calhoun Co.,
| go. 80 49,, oIJ Friend Cant TT A Far