The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

We noticed Miss Laura V. Price,
of Mooresville. in town last week.
Mrs. Geo. Slime, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting her fatherin-law, Mr.. ID. Fl.
Slime.
We received paying call from
Daniel Stewart, Jr., Of Stewartstown,
last Saturday.
We saw the familiar face of Capt
Lum. Basnett on cur streets a few
days last week.
Mr.. McAleer railroad contractor,
of Payneville, Ohio, has been in town
for several days.
Miss Elda Coombs was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Basnett, in Wheeling
this week.-Inder.
Prof. White and the Seniors are
expected to return from their Geolog
ical tour this week.
Mr.. j. II. Brown and wife Of King
wood, spent portion last week Wis
iting in Morgantown.
To our good friends w. B. Holbert
and Col. Dan. Stewart VIC return
thanks for recent fayors.
Mr.. E. McElroy and wife, and Ben
ton r. Carlow, Of Cass district, are
off to Kansas on visit.
Mr.. Jas. II. Stewart, of Raymond
City, is expected to arrive at Nor
gantown on Friday next.
John r. Dickson has lately been
suffering from an attack of diph-
liberia. So says the Connellsville
Courier.
Miss Eva Rice, Of West Warren,
Monongalia county, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. A. Wilson, in Pala-
tine.-Inder.
Miss Nora Neil, daughter, of Capt.
Neil of the Harry" Of Greensboro,
paid her Morgantown friends short
visit last week.
We noticed Ira +. Hall, formerly
OF this county but recently Of Illinois,
in town last week. Ira looks as il
the West agrees with him.
Messrs James and Omer Houston,
Of Morgantown are in town looking
after their lumber interests in this
county.-Brdrton Democrat.
b. M. Jones, Assessor for the West
Side, has been in town for the past
week, at work in the County Clerk 8
Office, comparing land books.
Mr.. Eliza Sheets and wife,o Rowles-
burg, are visiting the formers par
ents in this place. Eliza informs us
that he will locate at Wellsburg.
Geo. w. Morgan is now clerking
in H. b. Lazier's drug store. George
is polite accommodating young myn
and he will doubtless make good
clerk.
Ed. Wagner, of Kansas City, is in
town circulating among his numer-
GUS friends. That cyclone was most
too much for West Virsinian like
Ed. to endure.
We had pleasant call from Prof.
b. L. Keenan,, late Principal Of the
Piedmont schools, last Saturday. He
informs us that he intends, shortly,
to go West and will probably locate
there.
Prof. A. L. Wade, Of Morgantown,
and his charming daughter, Miss
Anna, have been visiting Miss Mary
Wade, who is teaching school in this
place. Mannington Cor. of Fair
mont Vest Virginian.
r. S. Lantz, the enterprising mer-
chant of Blacksmith brought several
hundred pounds of "cured" pork this
week from Harvey, Scott 4 Lantz the
pork packing finn of this place for
the country trade in that section
WdynesJnrg Democrat.
Prof. l. C. White of the West Vir-
ginia University arrived in this city
on Saturday evening accompanied by
the senior class and two other stu
dents. They are making.a geologic
ing tour. They came down the Ohio
river in a skiff. After spending a
few days here in examining this neigh
borhood they left for Virginia and
will visit Natural Bridge and Luray
Cave. This trip and the attainments
Of these young gentlemen is credit
to our University.-Kana,cha Ga
zctte. We are informed that three
Of the Seniors, Messrs. Wells, Bland
and Lazzell, were taken sick on their
trip and were compelled to stop at
DR.. Stew arts, at Raymond City, be-
ing unable to go on with the rest of
the party. Their illness was but
temporary however, and they are now
with the others.