The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-07-14

chicago on SUNDAY last.
2. j. Wright returned yesterday
from a Eve days stay in Pittsburgh.
We noticed Hon. Jas. c. McGrew
upon our streets one day last week.
III. Ray Dering spent Saturday
night at his old home in this place.
Miss Mona v. Hayes, of this place,
is visiting friends and relatives in
Fairmont.
L. NJ. Berkeley, son of Prof. Berke-
lev, is at home from the University
of Virginia.
), DIR. j. p. Fitch returned home on
Tuesday from stay of several days
in Fairmont.
Mrs. A. Mills, of Pittsburgh, is
spending the summer with her
friends here;
We acknowledge a call last week
from Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Mcclure
and daughter.
DR.. f. II. Coombs and family, we
learn, think OF taking an extensive
trip West, early in the fall.
Mrs. Lizzie Collar and family Of
Baltimore, are making their annual
visit at DR.. Jos. A McLane's.
Mr.. Thos. Morgan and family, of
Pittsburgh, are visiting here, this be-
ing Mr.. Morgan's early home.
Two sprightly little ladies Sallie
Mccoy and BESSIE Rue occasionally
enliven our sanctum with call.
Miss Eva Lawhead, of Uniontown,
who has been visiting Miss Ollie Law
head, in Durbannah, has gone home.
The Parkersburg Journal says:
W. G. Shafer will open a photograph
gallery for the summer at Independ-
encc.
Mr.. VIM. Simpson came up from
Uniontown to spend the Fourth and
visit his family. He returned on
Monday.
Prof. Lorentz and wife expect to
make an extended visit to Virginia
and perhaps other States sometime
this summer.
County Superintendent B. S. Nor
gan has been on the sick list for
more than week past. He is much
better at this time.
Mr.. Fred. Griffith wife and little
daughter, are in town the guests of
Mrs. Geo. w. John. They have nu-
merous friends here.
Mr.. w. II. Seamon, q former stu
dent of the University, has been
spending few days among his old
friends in this place.
Prof D. B. Purinton and wife, and
Miss Hattie Lyon returned home on
Tuesday from visit to Moundsville
and Mountain Lake.
We are glad to announce'the very
great Improvement in Mr.. JAS. f.
Hopkins, whose serious illness we
mentioned last week.
Messrs. Harry and Lucian Hagans,
of Chicago, and Major j. L. MCGEE,
Of Washington, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Hagans, here.
Mr.. S. T. Wiley was called home on
telegram one day last week. He
will probably return in few days to
finish his work on the Monongalia
History.
Col. Evans and wife have arranged
to 60 to their cottage at Fayette
Springs tomorrow or the day follow
ing, where they will remain until
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. r. Kinderman
of Cleveland Ohio, are stopping at
Col. A. Fairchild's in Durbannah.
Mrs. Kinderman has been in town
for several weeks.
Mr.. H. J. Boyers paid this Office a
visit yesterday. Mr.. Boyers informs
us that he has bought property in
Camden, New Jersey. and will remove
to that place next fall.
Mrs. +. w. Tower and daughter,
Miss Jessie, Of Allegheny, spent
last week at Prof. Lorentz's in this
place. They departed for their
home on Monday morning.
Misses Sallle and Jennie Raymond
returned to their home in Fairmont
several days since after visit here.
They were accompanied by two
young physicians of this place.
Mr.. Jas. A. Comley, an old Mon
ongalia boy who has been living in
Nebraska for several years, is visit
ing his old home. He stops with f.
J. Bowlby, Esq, of Cass district.
Prof. T. E. Hodges and wife and
Misses Anna Campbell, Laura Shisler
Ollie Lawhead, Eta Boyers and Dora
Dorsey will attend the State Educa-
tional Association to be held in
Buckhannon next week.
DR.. w. L. McLane and family, of
Fairview, came down on Tuesday
and stopped at DR.. Jos. A. McLane's.
DR.. William returned home this morn
ing leaving his family here for few
days.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsburg, Of Gin
cinnati, formally Miss Kate Wheat,
of Wheeling, is securing great success
as an ameteur operate prima donna
in Europe. She will go upon the
stage In September.
Miss Eva Hayes, formally of this
place, but now one of Fairmont's