The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-29

again residents of Morgantown.
Mr. E. W. Shurtleff and family ar
rived in this place on Wednesday
evening. We extend to them cor
dial welcome. Mr.. Shurtleff will no
doubt commence active operations at
once, and we hope he will stimulate
others to push things.-W Vest Vir-
gilman.
Mr.. L. P. Carr is improving. a fact
We are glad to note, but he is yet quite
feeble Virginian.
The friends of Mrs. F. M. Arnett
will regret to learn of her poor
health. Her daughter, Mrs. Cape
hart. is now with her at Markleys-
burg, Pa.
Capt McVicker fell and hurt his
leg severely while out in the county
one day last week, but is all right
again.
Drs. j. j, Hall and Dorsey P. Fitch
are off to Nebraska and other western
states prospecting. We hope the
boys will not be pleased with the
West and will return satisfied that
West Virginia is as good state as
there is in the Union. Now is the
wrong time to leave Morgantown
anyway.
Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh and
daughter, Miss Salie, returned on
Thursday from visit in Grafton
and Phlippi.
Miss Olive Dawson has been Wis
ting friends in Grafton for several
weeks past.
About April 1st DR.. Dan. Rogers,
j. NJ. Reed and Will Rogers will
start on prospecting tour through
the West, their objective point being
Nebraska. We hope they will return
thoroughly disguised with the prairies
of the West aud their cyclones and
other disadvantages. 1t seems TO us
very short.sig lighted on the part of our
young men to be leaving Mononglia
just upon the eve of her prosperous
era.
Mrs. w. NJ. Johnston and little son
Guy, of Union, Monroe county ar
rived here on Thursday last and will
remain several weeks visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hayes. Mrs.
Johnston's many friends are glad to
see her again.
The Morris X Roads correspond
ent..of the Uniontewn Democrat says:
Miss Bessie Protzman has returned
from the smoky City.
We noticed the familiar face Of w.
d. Costolo at this place this week.
Miss Ella A. Hall is going to at
tend school at California, Pa, this
spring.
Miss Annie DIETRICH is confined to
her bed at the Hall House. Symp
toms of fever.
Messrs. L. n John and b. R. Gar
low returned from Chicago last week
with lot of stock cattle.
James Kelly, d. McRa and w. w.
Smith favored with business calls
on Saturday.
To our old time friend p. r. Low
we are indebted for subscription
sent in by Oakley Henry.
w. I. Lantz, cashier of the Far
mers and Drovers National Bank,
who has been confined to his room for
several days past, is rapidly improving,
and will soon be out again Waynes-
burg Republican.
Mr.. Charley Mills, of Pittsburgh,
is visiting friends here. He is the
guest Of d. II. Chadwick and family.
Lee Robe is able to be out again
after his late severe illness.
Mrs. Addie Sloan, and little daugh-
ter, of Brownsville, arrived here by
the steamer Harry on Sunday. They
are visiting Mrs. SIS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert MADEIRA. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Greeley Mason.
Ed. Porter returned from trip to
Uniontown and Brownsville ON Sun
day last.
Miss Emma Berkshire, who has
been visiting her uncle Judge Berk
shire, in this place for several weeks
returned to her home in Ohio last.
week.
Miss Lily Pickenpaugh returned
home from Beaver college on Satur-
day last.
Mrs. Jno. H. MADEIRA will leave
this week for Pittsburgh. Her hus-
band will not go for month yet
where they will make their home.
Chris. MADEIRA, son Of the late
Christian MADEIRA, is home again on
a visit. He talks of going to Col
orado, and it might be that he would
take partner with him, from all re
ports. Such is life.
Rev. A. A. Waters was in town on
Monday greeting his many old friends.
He was on his way to Illinois where
he will locate.
John H. Brown, we learn, expects
to go out of the merchantile business
as soon as he can settle up his bust
ness. -Kingicood Argus.
Bishop Peterkin, accompanied by
Rev. Gibbons, will visit Morgantown
next Friday and stay until Monday.
The Bishop will preach at Academy
Hall Sunday Morning and afternoon