The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-02-03
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Walter Hayes, of Farmont, spent
! Sunday in Morgantown.
Mr.. Staley Dering, Of this place,
/ left for the West last week.
f. NJ. Purnel left for his home in
Benwood, Tuesday morning.
| We acknowledge call from Mr..
l.. j. West since our last issue.
Mrs. Frank Woods, OF Grafton, is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Students Hartigan and Yokum
made a flying visit to Fairmont last
week.
Lieut. O'Brien and Sarg't Sweeney
paid our office business call on
Wednesday.
Our good friend, Mr.. Moses Steele
Of Clinton, made this office his annual
visit yesterday.
Henry S. Hayes. who was i'll last
week, is again able to appear at his
place Of business.
Cyrus Fife who has been visiting
in Marion and Wood counties, re
turned home last week.
Student Tapp, who is teaching the
school at Stewartstown this winter,
was in town last Saturday.
Mr.. Will. Thompson, of Summers
county is visiting his brother-;n law,
Prof. Harvey, in this place.
The many friends of Rev. Gibbons
at Fairmont, rendered that gentle
man a donation party last week.
Student +. NJ. Thomas left for his
home in Kingwood last week He
will not return to the University this
year.
Mr.. j. NJ Wood, wife and children,
of Scottdale, Penna., are in town to
attend the funeral of Dr. G.. w
John.
President Wilson still fingers at
the Capital in the interest of the uni
yersi;y. He is expected to return
this week.
Mr.. Wallace, who was called to
Cincinnati by the serious condition
of Mrs. Wallace, returned home Mon
day evening,
Miss Matte Cobun, who FOR some
weeks past has been the guest of Miss
Ella Patton OF Clarksburg, returned
home last week.
Mrs. Wallace is still improving rs
rapidly as could be desired under the
circumstances, and her recovery is
regarded as certain.
Mr.. John Ridgway, one Of our
good Democratic citizens from the
West Side made the New DOMINION
office a call last week.
That joke that Jack Robbins told
about Reuben Robinson is good
enough to keep. But we warn Jack
that he can't get ahead of Rube.
Mr.. George Rogers returned home
few days ago from three weeks at
New Martinsville. He was accorl-
panied home by his brother, Dr. Dan.
Rogers.
Mr. A. c. Sapp called in Saturday,
and had his name placed upon Stew
artstown S roll of honor. Clark is an
industrious young man and good
citizen.
Chas r. Durbin, former student
of the University, and well known to
all our people, is now teller in the
First National Bank, at Grafton, of
which his father is cashier.
Miss Mary Chadwick and Mrs
Bruce Wilson are expected from Chi
cago to morrow, having been sum
moned on account Of the illness of
their mother, Mrs. d. Ii. Chadwick.
VIM. Hoard, Of Stewartstown, was
among our visitors this week. "Bill'
is almost recovered from the recent
assault made upon him by his broth
er, although his hearing is much i'm
paired.
Our good friends from Stewards
town, Messrs. Reuben Robinson, VIM
Casteel and Jack Robbins were in to
see us last Saturday. We are in
formed that Jack did not show his
white feather.
Messrs. Bob. Domain and Phil.
Sloan, our two popular citizens, who
are pilots on the slack water packets,
left on Sunday to resume their duties,
the late rains having opened the river
to navigation.
Mrs. A. L. Nye and daughter, Miss
Nettie, will leave next Friday for a
protracted visit to Cleveland. Mrs
Nye will return about the first of
April, while Miss Nettie will proba
bly, remain until June.
Stewart Hirschman, who has been
spending some weeks with his broth
ers here, left on Monday morning on
commercial tour. Stewart is a
superior business man for one of his
age and young gentleman of high
character and worth.
County Supt., B. S. Morgan, will
leave on Friday of this week for the
West. He expects to spend five or
six weeks in travelling, and will visit
most of the points of interest between
here and the Pacific coast. He will
leave Prof A. l.. Wade in charge of
his school work, who will attend to
any official business relating to the
superintendency during his absence.