The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-09-22

from an extended educational tour
through the State.
J. c. Wallace and wife were enjoy
ing the State Fair at Wheeling last
week. They returned last Saturday.
Barton M. Jones, the efficient As
SCISSOR of the Western district of
Monongalia county, accompanied by
his wife and children, were in town
on Monday. Mrs. Jones and the
children were en- route for Calhoun
county to pay visit to her father
Iader.
d. T. f. Casteel. one Of Oakland's
rising young men, and former stu
dent of the w. V. u, is spending a
few days in town among friends.
Miss Matte Boughner is at home
after short visit to Rowlesburg.
Major J. NJ. Bell was at Wheeling
last week in attendance at the State
Fair.
Jno. L. Johnston. of Pentress, this
county, was in town last Saturday on
business connected with the order of
Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Ross, of Bridgeport, ". Va,
in company with Miss Eva Kiger, is
in town visiting relatives.
Messrs. j. E. Brown, Duncan Mora
and c. L, Watson, of Halleck, Mon
ongalia County, were in town last
week, during tho closing lays OF the
Institute.-King,csod Journal.
Sheriff Thomas and son Frank and
Mrs. Z. M. Menear drove over to
Morgantown last week, Frank goes
to attend the University and Mrs.
Menear to visit friends and relatives.
Journal.
We were pleased to notice that our
old friend, Mr.. Frank Berkshire, was
able to be brought out on the street
show day to get breath of air and
see the crowd.-Inder.
Geo. w. johnson has returned from
Pittsburgh, where he spent some days
last week.
Miss Fannie Lazier, Of Morgan
town, w. Va, is guest of Juliet
Mcclure, of the Island Register.
r. E. Fast has returned from the
Baltimore Oriole and has resumed
his place in the Clerks Office.
w. T. and Meigs Bland, of Wes-
ton, are in town. They will attend
the University, taking the law course.
Among the Monongalians in Bal
timore last week were Chas. f. Jell-
life. G. w. johnson and +. F. Watson,
of Clinton; r. +. Fast, j. f. Fleming,
w. X. Hoffman, G. M. John, Bernie
Morgan and Miss Myrtle Dorsey, Of
this place; w. N. Stewart and others,
of Grant District.
Rev. f. j. Marsh, of Scio, Ohio, is
in town, having been called home by
the serious illness of his mother.
w. T. w. Barb is suffering severely
with an abscess on his hand.
P. Gano, Grand Master Of the /. O.
o. F., of West Virginia, will visit
Monongalia Lodge No. 10, October
9th. Other Grand Lodge officials
are also expected.
The Rt Rev. Bishop Kahn and Fa-
ther Walsh are expected here next
Tuesday, en- route for Stewartown.
Rev Jno. w. Roger and wife who
were visiting at Jno. J. Browns last
week, have gone to Kingwood to visit
friends and relatives.
S. +. Wiley, our historian, who
was compelled to cease his labors on
account of illness, is rapidly recover
ing, and will be in his accustomed
place in few days.
Mr.. j. p. Keener is at home dur.
ing the present week. He will make
another shipment of cattle early next
| week.
Miss Myrtle Dorsey, of Morgan
town, a charming young lady, well
known in society circles here, is at
Captain John McLure's, and will he
in the city for some weeks.-Intelli-
gencer.
S. G. Stewart, Esq, accompanied
by several Monongalia friends, are
taking in the State Fair.-Resister.
Col. James Evans and wife return
ed to Morgantown on Saturday last
and are quartered at the Seminary
for the winter.
Mr.. A. w. Tenant, of Pentress,
paid the New DOMINION office pleas
ant cali on Wednesday.
Messrs. B. M. Squires and w.
Scott Garner cnme over from King
wood on Tuesday. They report the
Monongalia History as almost COM
pleted and state that it will be
ready for delivery in October.
I. P. Reay has been suffering from
very painful injury on his right arm
caused by the kicking" ola shot gun.
Matters of Marriage.