The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-09-01


in Cleveland, Ohio.
Prof. L. f. Hodges and wife have
arrived at home after visiting in
Upshur county. Mr.. Hodges also
held Institutes in Lewis, Braxton,
Nicholas and Upshur. He also as
sisted Prof. r. 4. Kidd AT Chenille,
Gilmer county.
Guy R. G. Allen, a popular attorney
of Wheeling, is the guest of Mr. Tom
Evans.
Judge Fleming, OF Fairmont, was
in town last week, having been called
here by important legal business.
j. w. Hartigan, of Piedmont, a
former student of the University. is
again registered at the Commescial.
1t is wonderful what a charm Nor
gantown has for old students.
Mrs. T. Ray Wiley, who has been
sojourning in Washington City for
some months returned to Morgantown
last week.
Ed. c. Baker, of Pittsburgh, is in
town visiting his parents.
Jno. II. Thompson, wholesale
merchant of Dubuque, Iowa, is the
guest of A. Raymond, Esq.
Mat. Christy, one Of Fairmont's
handsome drug clerks, was in town
last week looking after his interests.
Miss Mollie Pitcherlwho has been
visiting friends here left for Fair
mont the first of the week.
George Baird, of Wheeling, who
was in town few days last week,
left for his home last Thursday.
Misses Iona and Alice White, of
Bolton, who have been visiting Mrs.
/. &. White, returned home last Fri
day.
Tom. Morehead, one Of New Cas-
ties Pa. J young business men is in
town visiting friends and relatives
especially friends.
Bunch Hustled, left for Pittsburgh
last Friday where he will remain a
few days previous to his return to
Wheeling.
Walter Heugh left last week to
visit numerous friends and relatives
in South western Pennsylvania.
Harry Drabell, formerly a resident
Of Morgantown, new Of Pittsburgh,
is in town visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Prof. A. w. Lorentz has returned
from quite an extensive visiting tour,
stopping at Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville and
other places. At Jacksonville, Ind,
he visited his son who lives there.
While in the latter city he was sorely
afflicted by the inflammation Of his
eyes, being unable to leave his room
for about week.
Miss Annie Temple and Annie
Melvin, two Of Waynesburg charm
ing ladies, were the guests Of Miss
Annie johnson last week.
Messrs. Sturgiss, Berkshire and
Hagans, who have been attending
court at Kingwood, returned home
last week. We understand they con
Quoted some very important cases
while away.
We see by the register Of the Com
mercial Hotel that b. S. Morgan will
be absent from town for three weeks.
Andrew Sweeney and his charming
sister Miss SalIie, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Moore at tile Semin-
airy, departed for Wheeling Tuesday
morning.
DIR. G. B. Morris, left Tuesday
morning for Fairmont. He will re-
turn in October.
Miss Rose Sweeney, who has been
sojourning in our midst for some
months past, returned to her home in
Wheeling last Tuesday.
Rev. T. B. Hughes returned last
Friday from Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Painter, of Thornton,
w. Va. were the guests of Geo. w.
johnson this week.
Rev. o. M. Miller, late Of Morgan
town, but who has, since June last,
been supplying the Baptist Church
at Ninety-Six, 5. g., has just been
unanimously called to the pastorate
of that Church at salary OF $3.50
per annum. The Church has grantel
him six weeks vacation, part of
which he will probably spend in the
mountains OF North Carolina. Mr..
Miller is looked upon by South Caro-
lima Baptists as one Of the most
promising young men Of the State,
and the members Of the Church at
Ninety-Six are enthusiastic upon the
subject of their new pastor.
Mr.. w. W. Tapp went to Grafton
on Wednesday, where he takes a po-
sition in the public school. Mr..
Tapp is most excellentryoung man
as well as a good teacher and we
know will do good work in his new
field.
Mr.. Jonah Britton and daughter,
Of Southern Ohio, were recently Wis
ting Col. Jos. Snider in this county.
Mr.. Britton has been absent from
Monongalia 81 years. We had the
pleasure Of making his acquaintance
and found him very agreeable gen
tleman.