The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-06

friend n. l.. South on Friday.
Miss Lanra Shisler was quite sick
on Tuesday, threatened with diph-
iberia.
Mrs. Jno. Haymaker aud little son,
of Clarksburg, are visiting at j. w.
Caracas.
Circuit Clerk A.. Raymond is still
quite low with apparently no indica-
tions for the better.
Dudley Shafer, of Henry county
Illinois, was visiting his old home in
this county last week.
Our genial friend Nick South Of
Cass district will please accept our
thanks for late favors.
Gen. Lee Roy Kramer and wife, of
Philadelphia, are the guests Of Prof.
A. w. Lorentz in this place.
From q Grafton paper VIC learn
that Mrs. Frank Woods went to Chi
cago on visit last Tuesday.
Our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. j.
F. Weaver, dropped in on Monday
and renewed his subscription.
Mr.. d. N. Gass and wife. of Blacks
vile, were in town last week and
favored the New DoMINIeN with a
call.
We are indebted to Major Jno. A.
B. Martin for considerable supply
of the "needfur' delivered on Satur-
day last.
Mrs. +. Hecrmans, Of Kingwood
and Mrs. Geo. II. McGrew have been
the guests of Major VIM. c. McGrew
for week past.
Mrs. Simpson, a lady of Pittsburgh,
who is visiting at Nick Berkshire's,
We learn, is sick. Her malady is said
to be diphtheria.
Lieut.. D. U. O'Brien left for home
on Wednesday last. He will prob
ably go South this Winter with a U.
S. Surveying party.
Miss Juliet Mcclure, of this city,
and Miss Myrtle Dorsey, of Morgan
town, will visit in the family Of DR..
Charlie McLain Steubenville this
week. Wheeling Journal.
Mrs. Lillian Rycc, of Chicago, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
DUR, for several weeks past, left for
her home on Tuesday. She was ac-
companied as far as Fairmont by Mrs.
Durr
Miss Lutte Ramsay, who has been
home on sick leave of absence,
for several weeks, returned to Wash
ington Wednesday, where she will
resume her duties in the treasury
MISUNDERSTANDING Ne,cs.
Lucian A. Hagans. of Elmhurst,
ILL.,, was visiting his brother. j. NJ.
Hagans and other relatives here, last
week. Mr.. Hagans had been visit
ing his old home in Preston and stop
ped here on his return to the West
The New DOMINION acknowledges
business calls this week from: w. e,
Mcclellan, Rev. S. l.. Finney, Rev.
G. B. Foster, Hon. w. r. Wiley, Jo-
sephus Thomas, DIR. Kramer, DR..
Morris, VIM. Camp, Prof. Berkeley,
w. X. Hoffman, j. K. Durr, Samuel
McElroy, Geo. M. Grub, John San
ders and others.
Miss Gertrude M. Steele, left on
Wednesday for Birmingham, Ala
bama, where she will engage in school
teaching. The good wishes of a
large circle Of friends go with her to
her far-a-way home in the "Sunny
South. "-Grcfton Sentinel Miss
Gertie has a number of friends and
admirers here. :
Quite number of folks from here
went to Pittsburgh this week to at
tend the Exposition and see the
sights. Among them we're: Geo. c.
Hayes and son Earnest, f. X. O'Kelly
and wife, P. J. Wright and wife, Ed.
c. Protzman, r. r. Odbert, d. H.
Slime, Nick Berkshire, Jacob Protz-
man, Nell Courtney and d. B. Wa
tiers. Others will go latter in the
week. We learn that Mrs. j. H.
MADEIRA, Miss Harriet Sidwell, f.
Shisler and others will start on
Thursday.
We clip the following from the
Cincinnati Enquirer Of recent date:
Captain Frank Hurry, the old-time
river stager, who for some weeks has
been up in West Virginia on a loiter-
ing expedition, returned home to-day
looking dusty and careworn. He
says he had "barrel of fun" but it's
easy to see that he has been terribly
worried, as the wrinkles in his face
look like the ribs in wash board,
and his fish hooks are rusty and dull
There is no question about his bad
luck in piscatorial exercises. No
wonder, for the fish would never bite
at the hook Of such scare-crow look
ing old bachelor as he is. Some
beautiful woman might like him, but
fish don't.
A LIST of letters remaining nm