The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-08-04

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week, and at the close of the term
will give a grand musical concert.
Miss Fordyce is one of the finest mu-
sic teachers in the country.
DR.. Morris came to town on Satur-
day morning and went to Cheat to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Morris. He
left again on Tuesday. He will visit
Morgantown professionally some time
next month.
The Pierce, Nebraska, Call, of re-
cent date says: DR.. H. j. Cole, Nor
folks popular Dentist, visited Pierce
yesterday, and did considerable work
on the mouths of the Pierce people.
We learn that the DIR. thinks some Of
making regular trips up this way.
We think it would pay him, as he is
first-class Dentist.
Misses Iona and Alice White,
daughters of Hon. III. S. White, of
Bolton, are visiting Prof. l. C. White
of this place.
Miss Carrie LETTERS, OF Gallipolis,
who has been visiting Mrs. DIR. Allen
for some weeks past left Tuesday
morning for her home. Miss Jeffers
made many friends during her So
joarn. who regret her departure. -
Hough Anderson, Of Easton, while
at work last week had his foot severe
ly hurt by a log rolling over it.
Rev. 7. B. Hughes and wife leave
the first Of next week for Mountain
Lake Park, where they will spend a
portion of the summer.
Miss Dora L. Dorsey. our popular
young school marin" returned from
the State Teachers Institute last
week.
Miss Ollie Lawhead, is visiting
friends and relatives in Clarksburg.
Misses Annie Campbell and Laura
Shisler returned Monday from Buck
harmon. Miss Elite Boyers arrived
last week.
Rev. Geo. B. Foster left last week
for Mountain Lake Park, where he
will spend the vacation kindly granted
him by his parishioners.
Mr.. Will Steele, of Allegheny city,
is visiting his brother, Mr. Geo. Steele
Of this place. He is a former resi-
dent of Morgantown.
Mrs. j. V. Boughner has recently
been visiting her son w. L. Boughner,
ESQ.,, of near Fairmont.
Mr.. Elijah Day, an old citizen Of
Wheeling, has been visiting at DIR.
Brooks in this place for some time
past. In referring to his recent visit
at Waynesburg the Republican Of
that place says Mr.. Day is now
past the S7th mile stone, and is one
ofthe old land marks of both Waynes-
burg and Wheeling. He spent his
single life when young man princi-
pally in Waynesburg, and rode deputy
Constable in tho county 70 years ago
when he was but fifteen or sixteen
years of age, in the heigh days of
VIM. Hunter, Esq, and made returns
of service of writs to that Justice
and has distinct recollection Of the
Squire and his wife. 1t is quite in
teresting to hear Mr.. Day relate some
Of his experiences while making his
trips over the county and following
the COW paths. He took up his resi-
dence in Wheeling when that place
was town Of but 5000 Inhabitants
and has seen it grow to a city of
10000. Except being bent under
the weight of time he looks the man
Of 70 and is active on foot and clear
and sprightiy in mind as boy.
A pleasure party, from Pittsburgh,
consisting Of Misses Emma Doyle,
Phebe Morris, Maggie, Jennie and
Clara Jenkins, also Messrs. Charlie
Haumm, Sam. Moore and Walter
Dickson came up from Point Marion,
where they are spending their vaca-
tion. After partaking of CONNER
cial cheer and viewing our town they
departed, well-plcased with our little
village.
Mr.. Frank X. Siegel, of Pittsburgh,
is registered at the Wallace House,
where he proposes to remain during
the heated term.
Mr.. Drum Morgan, of Pittsburgh,
we'll known in our midst, is with us
again this summer to the delight of
his many friends.
Misses BERTHE and Minnie Basnett,
of Warrington, who have been visit
ing friends and relatives in the neigh
borhood of Taylortown, Pa, spent a
day or two in our town, last week, as
the guests of Mrs. Laishley Weaver.
Mr.. 'Dick" Jefrries, an old student
and graduate Of the University, spent
last Sabbath in our town.
"Lon" Keck and j. M. Carlow left
for the West last week. They have
the best wishes of the many friends
who remain behind.
The following personal items we
clip from last weeks Grafton Senh-
mel: Miss Dora Dorsey, an accom-
plished young lady of Morgantown,
is visiting at F. M. Durbin's, corner
st. John and Washington streets.
We were favored last Friday with
a visit from Mr.. Joseph Powell, form
erly a prominent typo. and well known
throughout the State as such, but at