The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-03-10


county was in town last week,
Miss Lizzie Berkshire returned
from visit to Pittsourgh, last week
Geo. C. Sturgiss is absent in the
interest of one of our railroad enter
prises.
Steve and Joe Gapen were in town
on Saturday shaking hands with old
friends.
DR.. Geo. w. johnson returned on
Saturday from business trip to
Pittsburgh.
Nick Berkshire went to Fairmont on
Saturday TO see his brother Mr..
Frank Berkshire.
Mr.. f. Mapel, the photograph, of
Taylortown, made this office bust
ness call on Monday.
ID. II. Slime and his son Master
Dick" left on the steamer Harry
for Pittsburgh on saturday.
Maj. B. S. Thompson, of Hinton, is
visiting at Prof Jno. |. Haryey's,
He is Mrs. Harvey's father,
Ellis worth Parfitt and his sister
Miss. Julia, of Union District, have
returned from long visit in Ohio.
Misses Matte and Dee Weaver, Of
Cass district spent day in town last
week, the guests of Mrs. L. Weaver.
DR.. W. I. Coburn, Dentist, of Ben
| tnnss Earr,v ,~nyal with bio fa ~, ~ ~
Missouri, this week. Faiamont In
| GeG.
Messrs. E. p. Lantz, Mike Stro-
snider and Squire Johnson, of
Blacksville, were in town on Mon
day.
Our good friend Mr.. Jos. Guthrie,
of Cass district dropped in on Mon
day aud again renewed his subscrip-
| ton.
DIR. Morris is much better, but he
will not attempt To get away until
after his next professional engage
ment here.
Our highly respected friend Mr..
Jonathan Taylor was in on Saturday
and advanced the figures on our book
for a year.
We acknowledge calls from Jeshus
S. Jenkins, Hon. Jas. S. Watson
Lewis Hagedorn and numerous 9th
ers this week.
Mr.. JOS Stewart, of Stewartstown
made oar sanetum an agreeable cal
on Tuesday We were pleased te
m axe his acquaintance.
Rev. Steen, of Washington, Pa.
was in town over Sunday. He came
with the view of becoming pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church here.
VIM. G. Brown, Jr., left on last
Friday, for two week s trip to
Washington and other points along
the B. d O. r. R--K iag0ood Jour
nal.
Mr. Marshall Spindler, Of Cincin
natl, has been visiting his sisters
Mrs. Jacob Pfotzman and Miss Kate
Spindler, in this place for week
past.
Mr.. Henry Scott made the New
DOMINION pleasant call on Tuesday
morning. He, like the good clever
fellow he is, brought us new sub
scriber.
Messrs. w. l. Cox and Tom Will
son, two of the teachers Of Gran,
district, were in town on Saturday
and paid their respects to the New
DOMINION.
Mr.. c. f. Watts, of Fairmont, was
in town yesterday and like many 9th
er former residents Of this place drop
ped in and h ad his name placed up
on our list.
Mrs. M. Hayes and Miss Clara
Berkshire went to Fairmont on Fri
day last to attend Mr. Frank Berk
shire whose illness was mentioned in
these columns last week.
Mr.. j. G. Wallace and daughter
Miss Nellie, returned home from
Keyser on Friday last. Mrs. Wallace
is still at that place where she is
doing as we'll as could be expected
We were glad to see the genial
phiz of Will Smyth in our sanctum
this week. Will is one Of the men
who believes in railroads and will
vote for anything that means rail
road.
That clever gentlemen, j. w. Guse-
man, of Reedsville, was in town on
Saturday attending to various matters
Of business in which he is concerned
as Commissioner, Notary DC. The
New DOMINION was favored by call
from him while here.
Miss Emma Lantz, of this place,
left on Thursday morning last, for g
visit to her friend Miss Maize Close,
at Millersvile, Pa former Music
Teacher of Waynesburg College.
Miss Lantz was accompanied as far
as Pittsburgh by Mrs. W. L. Lantz,
and Master Jimmy Lantz.-Waynes-
burg Messenger.
Mr.. Ed Baker came up from Pitts
burgh on Friday and remained until
Tuesday. His many friends here
were all very much pleased to see him
again. He is employed in the Audi
tors office of the Pennsylvania Com
pany in that city and is prospecting
finely. With railroad here many