The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-27

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Jno. johnson was at Fairmont over
Sabbath.
Major Jim. Bell is in Pittsburgh
on business.
Rev. Mr.. Hughes was in Parkers.
burg over Sabbath.
+. X. O'Kelley has returned from
business trip to Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Julian f. Fleming is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Stew.
art.
Prof. j. S. Stewart is home from
the meeting Of the Synod at Pitts
burgh.
J. X. Durr aud some other Of our
citizens talk Of trip TO New York
this week.
Mrs. A. L. Nye spent last week at
Grafton, with the family Of Hon. Jno.
w. Mason:
Misses Nellie and Bessie Wallace
have returned from lengthy visit to
Allegheny City.
+. F. Jennings who was visiting
his brotherat this place has gone to
his home in the West.
We received paying calls this week
from w. H. Smith, VIM. Ramsey, Jno.
Goodrich, and many others.
Geo. w. johnson returned from a
business trip down the river, to at
tend the funeral of James Hopkins.
Major James NJ. Lee and wife
made visit to Holidays Cove last
week. The Major returned on Satur-
day.
George Vance, wife and daugter,
Miss Allie, are out at Anderson, In
diana, visiting friends. They will
return home next week.
Hon. Jno. w. Mason returned to
his home at Grafton on Monday, Mrs.
Mason remaining In Morgantown as
the guest Of Mrs. A. L. Nye.
Mrs. T. p. Reay has so far recov-
cred her health as to be able to come
to her old home in Granville. We
are gratifled to learn Of her improve
ment.
Jno. w. Lazier OF Baltimore, is Wis
iting his parents. His many friends
will be glad to learn that he is much
improved, in health, since his last Wis
it to this place.
Chas. f. Hopkins, Of Spencer,
Iowa, arrived at home on Monday
last, arriving too late by day, for
the funeral Of his father, which took
place on last Sabbath.
Mrs. Sallic Scott. and charming
daughter, Miss Mollie, who have, for
some time past, been visiting Mrs.
SCOTS brother, Mr.. j. II. Smith, OF
this place, will start tomorrow
Thursday for their home in Beaver
Falls, Pa.
VIM. /. Protzman Is in Wheeling
as the delegate Of the Monongalia
Lodge No. TO-, during the session OF
the Grand Lodge. He was accom-
panied by DIR. Chas. Kelly, Ed. C.
Protzman II. d. McGeorgc
Hon. James L. McClaskey, of Mon
ongalia, called in to see us Tuesday
on his way from Wheeling where he
had been in attendance at the NJ. +.
Conference. He was in excellent
health and spirits save laboring un.
der little depression from being sc
close to Ohio the last few days
Vest Virginian.
DR.. Geo. B. Morris, the handsome
dental man, was in town Wednesday
en- route for Clarksburg. He thinks
he detects som ething moving the wa
tiers in the matter ofour railroad, but
did dot intimate what sort ofcreaturs
he thought it was. The Doctor will
make his next professional visit &c
Fairmont about five weeks hence
/ndeE.
Among those who were at Fair
mont last Saturday to witness the
game of ball, we noticed the following
j. M. Reed, Chas. A. Reed, DR.. Dor.
sey. P. Fitch, DIR. Jesse Hall, Alfred
Smith, Sam Pickenpaugh. Students
RAIDER, Jennings and Chamberlin, H.
A. Christy, Will Anderson, j. X.
Durr, Win. Kiger, Gel. Carraco, a
whole wagon load Of "Kids," and
many others.
w. P. Wiley, Esq, a member OF
the faculty Of the West Virginia Uni
versity, was in town on Monday and
made US very agreeable call. He
was returning from the session OF
the West Virginia M. E. Conference.
If all the faculty Of that institution
were like Mr.. Willy, there would like
ly be less opposition to that school
on the part Of our people. Mr.. Will
ley, we are glad to say, possesses
none Of the Old "Virginny" Bourbon
IDEAS Vest Tirginian.
LOWER than ever! Better than ever!
That is the way you will find our new
Fall goods. This season we shall