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

man, DIR. Geo. b. Morris, was in town
Saturday, and remained here until
Monday. He has completely recov-
cred from his late sickness-a fact
which we chronicle with much pleas
ure. -Inder.
Mrs. F. A. Hennen spent the great
er part of last week visiting friends
in Fairmont.
Simon Mcclure, of Cass district,
had two of his tingures mashed while
running an engine at Bowlby's mill
one day last week.
We acknowledge calls from Messrs.
E. j. and j. p. Bowlby since our
last issue.
Capt. N d. Helmick and G. w. L.
Mayors, two of the best business
men of Marion county, were in town
on Saturday last and favored the
New DOMINION with call.
Among the many gentlemen from
whom we acknowledge business ia
vors during the past week were:
Amos Gale. j. G. Williams, Joe. Mil
Ter, A. c. Baker, Thos. B. Hall, James
Myers, Morg. Rice, w. C. Stevens.
j. w. Smith, j. J. Wharton, E. S.
Elliott, Virgil vandervort, Clark
Dawson, S. T. Wiley and others.
Philip Muse, Esq, one of our clever
citizens dropped in on Saturday and
renewed his subscription.
Wewere pleased to meet our jolly
friend, John Dietrich of Union dis
triet in our saletam on Saturday
last.
We acknowledge paying call
from Miss Lizzie Birtcher on Mon
day. Miss Lizzie is one of our num-
erous lady subscribers.
The Grafton Sentinel announces
the serious illness Of Mrs. B. +.
Martin.
Miss Mary Hagans who has suf-
fered so severely for several weeks
past from dangerous abcess is able
to be about again.
That large and genial mass of hui
mainly, DR.. Hall, of Aurora, was in
town on Monday morning. There
seems TO be good supply of good
eatables over about Aurora, for we
would judge that Doc weighed some
thing less than 400 pounds.-King-
rood Journal
Mrs. j. X. Durr, was taken quite
i'll on Sunday and has been confined
to her room since, though we learn is
improving.
Mr.. j. r. EVERY, of Cass district,
made the New DOMINION his regular
annual call on Monday: Mr.. +. is
one of our favorites among the good
citizens of Monongalia.
President Wilson returned from
South Carolina on Friday last.
We regret to notice that Mr.. S. o.
Robson, of Clinton district, is not
enjoying his usual health.
Averil Bee, West Union stundent
at the West Virginia University, was
summoned home on Tuesday by the
dangerous illness of his sister Anna
- Record.
Constable Frum, whose illness was
mentioned in these columns last
week, we are glad to say is improv-
ing.
Charley Dering, son of f. w. s.
Dering, has gone to Uniontown to
learn silversmithing.
Mr.. Will Keener is at home again
after soieurn of nearly three months
in Kansas. He is pleased with the
pluck and energy Of the West and
may locate in Kansas in the future.
Mems Lantz and wife, of Blacks
vile w. Va, accompanied by Mrs.
Haddie Lantz and son Jimmy, Of this
place, left on last Mondays noon train
for short visit to Philadelphia. Mr.
Lantz will purchase stock Of goods
for his Blacksmith store while in the
city.-Waynes6urg Democrat.
Mr. Clyde Hutchinson has extend
ed his prospecting tour to the land of
the Dakotas, and Mr.. Frank Man
own who left here with him is in
Charleston.-Kingscood Argus.
Mr.. M. Straus, who has been con-
fed to his room at the Wallace House
for 50 days past is able to walk a
little and will soon be all right again.
W. M. Hyland, graduate Of the
University of the class Of 1881, is
visiting friends in town. Although
just convalescing from severe i'll
ness he is looking quite well.
j. M. Hagans, Esq, is absent in
West on legal business. He will re-
turn next week.
Mrs. j. H. Stewart and Miss LYDIA
Davis were among the friends from a
distance who attended the funeral of
Col. A. S. Vance.
1t is reported that State Superin-
tendent Butcher will attend the clos
ing exercises of the public school in
this place next week.
DR.. H. N. Mackey was summoned
to Waynesburg on Tuesday to see
patient.
George Stacy residing on Morgan
town street, who has been afflicted
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