The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-05-26

MIR. Lorenzo Davis has our thanks
for late favors.
Jas. Winger is telegraph operator
during the Illness of Geo. Kiger.
Miss Maggie Arnett, of West Nor.
gantown, is visiting at Arnettsville
w. w. Dering. of Louisville, Ky,
is visiting his old home and friends
here.
Miss Anna Wade is visiting rela.
tives and friends at Manniagton,
Marion county.
Geo. c. Steele and w. Z. Basnett
made a flying trip to Greensboro the
first of the week.
w. G. Brown, Jr., and Mrs. Elisha
Brown, of Kingwood, are in tewn Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Manliff's new man who was tenn
porarily on duty few days ago is
said to be the best one yet.
b. Nj. Squires, of Kingweod, is in
town on business connected with the
History of Monongalia County.
Mrs. Samuel Thompson and daugh-
ter, of Brownsville, Pa, are visiting
at Mrs. f. S. Dawson's in this place.
Mr.. S. S. Powell, one of the best
citizens of the county lately spent a
day attending to business in town.
We regret to learn of the illness OF
our young friend Clark Mcvicker.
We hope however to see him out
shortly.
Mr.. Jacob Raber, one of the good
citizens of Cass district was in ON
Saturday and renewed for year in
advance.
Cyrus Courtney and wife, of Cloud
county, Kansas, are visiting friends
in this county. They will remain
during the Summer.
S. d. Hirschman, the clothier, left
for the East on Tuesday morning.
He will make some additional pur-
chases in stock while absent.
Miss Ella Mcclure, daughter of
Simon Mcclure, ESQ.,, of Cass dis
trict is slowly recovering from pro-
tracted spell of typhoid fever.
f. M. Durbin. Esq, of Grafton has
lately been visiting his many old
friendsin and around Morgantown.
He left for home on Tuesday.
VIM. G. Morley, Esq, of King
wood, was in town the first of the
week, and is now visiting his father,
Mr.. John |. Morley, on Dunkard.
Col. w. A. Hanway arrived in
in Morgantown on Tuesday. The
Col. has many friends here who are
Away glad to welcome him to our
town.
Mrs. I. r. Wiley left on Tuesday
to join her husband in Washington,
where they will reside in the future.
Mrs. Wiley will be missed from
Morgan town circles.
Bessie Rue, of Illinois, a niece of
Miss SADIE Coil, is visiting friends
here. The little girl but ~ years of
age made the trip alone from St.
Louis to Morgantown.
Jarrett Hare, who has been teach
ing in Grafton the past winter arrived
at home Saturday He departed on
Monday for the West where we I'M
derstand he expects to locate.
Our venerable friend Mr. Jno. M.
Cobun, after an absence of several
months paid this office visit on
Saturday. Mr.. Cobun enjoys fair
health for a gentleman Of his age.
Jack Wagner's new home is a real
little palace, and we hope will afford
him goodly share of home pleasure
and comfort. There is no more
clever gentleman in the place than he.
Among our business callers this
week have been: Geo. Morgan, Jas.
S. Miller, II. w. Fleming, II. II.
Mansbach, A. T. Hess, Cyrus Court
ney, clock" and "Cap' Birtcher, VIM.
Boyles, f. J. Eddy,
Edison Hare and family, of Fayette
county, Penna, have lately been Wis
iting Hon. Jas. Hare and other
friends in Union district. While
here Ed. favored the New DOMINION
with a pleasant call.
Geo. C. Sturgiss, Esq, returned
last week from another trip East,
where he has been in the interests of
the /. V. d M. r. r. We are not
informed as to the success of his
mission but are led to believe it was
not fruitless.
Mrs. Arab Fogle, of Cranberry
drove through this place last Thurs
day week en- route for Morgantown,
accompanied by no one but her little
grandson. Mrs. Fogle is 81 years of
age, but is us spry and active as the
average woman Of 30.-Kaig rood
Argus.
Prof. A. L. Wade left on laet Sat
urday for Grafton, at which place he
and Hon. b. G. Northrop, of Conn,
are conducting District Peabody
Teachers Institute, the present week.
DIR. Northrop is ex-State Superin-
tendent of Connecticut, and is one of
the most prominent educators of
New England. State Superintendent
Butcher is also in attendance.
The Columbus Indiana Daily Dem
ocrat says: Mr.. N. S. Steele has
succeeded Marshall Harker as agent
for the SinOer Saving Machine IN