The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09

ings OF his many old friends.
Mr.. Marshall Miller, Of Cassville
talks of emigrating to Texas. We
shall be sorry to lose him.
L. p. Holland is off for Fayetts
county, Pa, where he goes to work
at his trade, that Of plasterer.
Col. Evans and wife are spending
a few days in Chicago. They viii
return to this place next week.
Messrs. "Sig" Hays and Col. jim
my Speyer, two popular Wheeling
merchants were in town yesterday.
MIN. Protzman has been at Mar.
tinsburg lately to see his daughter
Mrs. Della Weaver, who is quite i'll,
Mrs. H. ID. Hubbard, of Wheeling
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bowers
| who has been quite i'll for some time
past.
We learn that Mrs. j. +. Wade, oil
near Mt. Morris, who has been i'll
for long time past is slowly rccov-
ering.
DIR. Geo. B. Morris and wife leave
to-day for a visit at Morris X Roads
and Uniontown. They will be absent
a week.
Very many Of the old students are
back and quite a number of new
one. The prospects are good for a
large attendance.
Prof JAS. S. Stewart returned from
his visit to Ohio on Thursday last
and is ready to begin his duties
in the University to-day.
Prof Geo. d. Purinton is spend
ing few days with his friends here.
On Monday next he will go to his
new field of labor at Greenville, North
Carolina.
Squire S. p. Tenant, of Clay dis
trict, was in town last week and ia
vored us with the renewal of his sub
scription. The Squire is one of our
best citizens.
A private note from Mr.. Lancelot
John informs us that he arrived safe
at Mount Vernon, and after a little
rest would resume his journey to Hi
nois, thence farther west
Major Lee returned on Friday from
a visit of a month at his old home in
Hancock county. Miss Lee, the
Majors sister will arrive on Friday,
and will spend some time here.
Messrs. Alpheus Rice and George
Pratt, of Georgetown, made the New
DOMINION their first first call on Mon
day. The former gentlemen had his
name placed upon our subscription
list
Mrs. Sarah Coombs, Of Miami,
county, Ohio, who has been visiting
relatives in Monongalia county, is
spending the week at Mr.. John T.
Neff's, in this town.-KingUood
Journal
DIR. Frank John has returned from
Morgatown, married and settled
down here for the practice of his pro-
fession. He will occupy a room in
the Stillwagon building.-Connells
ellie Courier.
Col. James Evans and wife de-
serted their cottage at Fayette
Springs last week. The Colonel will
spend some weeks in Chicago and
then settle down at his old home in
Morgantown, w. Va.-Genius Of LID
erty.
Mrs. Jno. H. Hoffman, Mrs. f.
Shisler, Mrs. Alice Moorehead, w. X.
Hoffman, and others will start on
Monday for Baltimore to attend the
Orfole. Mrs. Lizzie Parfitt, Misses
Ella Coil and Lou Stewart also
think of going.
Mrs. Asenith Darling, her son and
daughter, of Charmichaels, Pa, were
visiting her brothers, j. w., w. C.
and Greenwood Stevens in Grant
district last week. We acknowledge
a call from young Mr.. Darling and
his uncle w. C. Stevens.
Mr.. George Dorsey has been visit
ing his brothers B. NJ. and Warren
C. and many other friends OF his
youth here for nearly two weeks past.
For many years after his departurn
here he was citizen of Ohio, but of
late years he has been living in Ten
nesec.
Mrs. Alice Gardner and son Bob,
of Clarksburg, arrived here on Mon
day. The young gentleman will en-
ter the University. They were ac-
companied by Miss Anna Reynolds,
of Dayton, Ohio. The ladies de-
parted for Clarksburg on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Reed and Miss Carrie
Reed, of Wheeling, who have been
visiting Capt. Mcvicker's for some
time past have gone to Grafton for
few days and return from there to
the:. home. They were accompanied
as far as Fairmont, by DR.. j. NJ.
Reed and Clark Mcvicker.
A letter from our young friend NJ.
L. Snider received yesterday says: