The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-07-21

Kingwood on Saturday last.
Mr.. c. f. Grafton has been in
town for several days past.
Prof. A. L. Wade will arrive al
home this week for short stay.
Rev. John Coil and his son Eddie
of Moorefield, Ohio, are expected here
to-day.
Mrs. Jne. j. Brown and daughter
Msdgie were visiting al Kingwood
last week.
| A number of young folks Of this
| place attended the circus at Fair
mont yesterday.
Mrs. Welton and son have con-
cluded their visit here. They started
East on Tuesday.
Major j. NJ. Lee is at his old home
in Hancock county, amusing himself
in the harvest field.
Laishley Weaver has been quite i'll
for a week past, but seems TO be on
the mend at this time.
Misses Susie Moore and Lizzie
Moreland have arranged for trip to
Connellsville in a short time.
Prof. Berkeley delivered an address
before the State Teachers Associa-
tion at Buchannon yesterday.
We regret to learn Of the affection
Of Mr.. VIM. S. Swindler, who is suf-
fering severely from sore eyes.
Mr.. Joseph Moreland and family
have been visiting friends at Con
nellsyille, Pa, fol week past.
Mrs. Bailey, son and daughter, OF
Pittsburgh. have rooms at Mis-.
Pickenpaugh's for the Summer.
Prof. b. S. Morgan occupies w.
w. Houston's Office during the lat
ter's absence. He fills it pretty we'll.
A private note from DR.. Morris in.
forms us that he will visit this place
for shortitime the last Of next week.
The family OF Dr. Cole, Of ALE.
gheny, are spending the summer
here. They are at the Wallace
House.
Miss Anna Lazear, Of Welisburg,
will spend next month with her
brother, Mr.. Geo. W. Lazear, of this
place.
Prof. Lyon and family, Prof d. B.
Purinton and family, aud Prof. A.
L. Purinton are in camp on Cheat
river.
Mr.. Z. Morgan and son Drum"
Of Pittsburgh, are in town for a
short time with their friends and
relatives.
Mr.. j. G. Samsel left for Wheeling
on Saturday last where he has taken
position in Wilson & Banners
music store.
Miss Maud Evans, Of Allegheny,
who has been:..visiting friends here
for several weeks past, will depart
for her home to-day.
Prof. JAS. S. Stewart and wife went
to McCoy's Station, Ohio, on Thurs
day last, where they will remain for
time visiting relatives.
Mr.. c. +. Smith, Of Rivcsville,
Fairbanks popular agent was in
town on Tuesday. He departed yes
terday for Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Hodges and party left on Mon
day for Buckhannon to attend the
State Educational Association. Mr..
Hodges will be absent for several
weeks in Institute work.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Arnett have
gone to Marklcysburg, Pa, to make
a visit before going West. During
their absence Mr.. and Mrs. Cape
hart will preside at the Arnett House.
The party consisting OF d. II.
Chadwick, Captain Hurry, DR.. II. B.
Lazier, Field O'Kelly and John Protz-
man left for Browning's on Monday.
They will be absent until the middle
Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moorhead,
Mrs. Geo. w. John and Mr.. Fred
Griffith went over to Oakland on
Monday. The gentlemen will spend
the week at Brownings with the
fishing party.
The Fairmont Inder says: Miss
Lille Pickenpaugh, one of Morgan
towns charming bellies, spent yester-
day in town with friends.-Prof. II.
N. Ogden left Wednesday for Char
louisville, Va, where be will remain
during the summer in attending the
law school Of the University Of Vir-
ginia.
The State Vidctte published at
Crete, Nebraska, in it's issue Of the
18th inst. says: Mr.. B. L. keenan,,
of Morgantown, w. Va, recently ar
rived 10 our city. Mr.. Keenan, is an
old schoolmatc Of our townsman, C.
J. Bowlby. He likes our country
and will very likely throw out anchor
in the harber of Crete.
The following personal paragraphs
are clipped from the last issue Of the
Kingwood argus: DR.. VIM. M. Dent,
OF Newburg, and DR.. Gay Fairfax, Of
ReedsvilIe called to see US on Satur-
day. Both these gentlemen are mem
bers of the Democratic Executive
and think August Ii, the
most appropriate time for the meet
ing and recognizing Of the Com
mittee.
M;ec MIN Q;ohoo whom uo y,,on