The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08

slty last week III order to teach schoo
at Stewartstown during the coming
winter.
Hon. James Law Hooff, of Jetfer
son county was in town last week
He accompanied his son to the Uni
versity.
Miss Minnie Reay is teaching the
school at the Flats. She began las,
Monday.
Jas. S. Foreman and wife, of Ma
sontown, registered at the Wallace
House last Wednesday.
Miss Emma Boughner left last
Friday for her school inClay district.
The Vest Virginia says:
/ Coverdill Williams, ESQ.,, of Mon
ongalia county, has purchased the
Peter Amos property in Fairview,
this county, and will become citi-
zen of Marion in a few days.
Mr.. Fielding Parker, of Mononga
liza county, has also purchased prop
erty In Fairview-the Jehu McBee
house and lot-and will take posses
sion in short time Mr.. Parker is
another Republican that Monongalia
can well afford to give us.
The report is received here that
Mrs. Lucy Stewart, only sister of
Judge A. Brooks Fleming, of this
place. is very seriously III, which we
learn with great regret. Her rela
tives and many friends here send
her kindly messages of hope that she
may be soon restored 20 her accus-
toned health.
Misses Mary Wade, of Morgan
town, and Jennie NJ Fleming, of
Fairinont, arrived in town the first
of the week to enter upon their du-
ties as teachers in our schools.
AT a recent political meeting at the
X Roads Maj. w. w. John and Jas.
Hare, of this county were made Vice
Presidents and Jos. Moreland, ESQ.
delivered an address.
Geo. NJ. John intends to take
trip to the South during the coming
winter. He will perhaps go to Flor
ida.
j. M. Reed is off to Philadelphia.
Miss Sallie Dorsey, we very much
regret to say, has been quite i'll for
two or three days.
Mrs. NJ. M. McVicker has returned
home from her trip East
DR.. A. NJ. Kramer and family went
to Greensboro last Saturday to visit
friends.
Misses Made Vandervort and
Fannie Peery left Saturday afternoon
for Clay district where they will
teach school during the coming win
ter
Lieut.. j. L. Wilson, of the U. S.
Army, was visiting relatives in town
this week. -Philappi Republican.
Rev. Mr.. Finney has returned
home from the meeting of the Pres
byterian Synod at Philadelphia.
Mr.. c. E. Hartly and N. w. Nc
Millen are on q business trip TO Nor
SuitoW III OuTHut
Mark G. Lester, of Wadestown,
was circulating among his old friends
in town yesterday. He was return
ing from business trip east.-Inder.
State Supt. elect Ben. Morgan, and
Capt. d. NJ Camp drove over from
Morgantown on Thursday, and spent
the night at this place They re-
turned to Morgantown on Friday
Argus.
Rev. A. l.. Wade came home Tues
day to vote. Warrington is the last
town in which he has been working
Mr.. L. F. Protzman of Morris X
Roads, was in town Tuesday.
John Samsel has gone to Clarks-
burg to join railroad survey corps
and become civil engineer.
Mrs. j. c. Capehart, of Markleys-
burg, Pa. has been the guest of rela-
tives the West Side for several days. |
Miss Flora Baker was the guest of
Misses Florence and Ollie Morgan
in the country two or three days last
week
Mr.. !. c. Ralphsnyder went over
to Monongalia, Thursday to make a
political speech while away.-Jour-
nal.
Lieut.. Jas. L. Wilson, of the Unit
ed States Army, has arrived and
will take charge of the cadet corps.
Mr.. E. c. Wagner, of Baltimore,
has been at his fathers in this place
for several days.
Mrs. j. w. Hartigan, nee Miss
Mary Hagans, came home Tuesday
to spend while under the paternal
roof.
Prof. d. B. Purinton is on bust
ness trip to the Kanawha Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Meeks are in
Pittsburgh.
j. X. Durr is off to Pittsburgh on
a business trip.
Elias Ring has been limping
around for three or four days. He |
has poisoned himself rather SER
iously.
Mrs. Rebecca Lynch, of Pennsyl-
vania, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Wood, on Front street.
Miss Lille Raymond, daughter of
Judge Raymond of Fairmont, ac-
companied the Judge to this place
last Sunday and was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Stealey Dering.
Prof A. w. Lorentz, we are sorry
to say, was suffering severly last