The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-04


Rev J. f Cowan, formerly OF Fair
mont, has removed TO Pittsburgh.
G. Y. Fink, of Uniontown, will
open up Il jewelers. shop in this place
soon.
/ Mrs. Lorentz Sands, of Wheeling,
is expected here in few days to
visit friends.
| Prof AL. Wade is off to Buckhan-
non to attend the M. +. Conference
at that place.
Messrs j. Nj. Kerns and Arlie
Christy spent two or three days at
kingwood last week,
Misses Nettie Nye and MaryDille
compose the graduating class at the
Seminary this year.
Messrs. r. and r. A. Armstrong
are occupying the cadet headquarters
at the Armory this veal.
Miss Mime Mccoy. Of Fairmont,
has been visiting at Miss Rebecca
Evans for some days past.
Mr.. Will Osborne, of Clarksburg,
came down last week TO visit relatives
and friends in and near town.
r. c. Berkeley, Jr., will attend the
University of Virginia this year and
take course in civil engineering.
Rev. Mr.. Good, travelling Sunday
school lecturer and preacher, has
been in town a day or two this week.
| Mr. Willard Pell, formerly Uni
versity student, has been employed
as Principal of the Kingwood public
schools.
Mr. David Chadwick and his
bonny bride are now in Chicago
where they will remain two or three
weeks.
Mr. Andrew Sweeney, who had
been visiting here for several days.
left for his home in Wheeling last
Monday.
Mrs. Morris returned to town on
Saturday after a visit of several
months with friends in Cheat Neck
and vicinity.
DIR. Geo. b. Morris is in this place
again after another professional visit
to several points in the State. He
came last Thursday.
Mrs. Prof. Lorentz is arranging to
go to Weston the latter part of this
week for short visit. A pleasant
trip to the good lady!
W. d. Chadwick is expected home
next week to take his annual vaca-
ton. We presume he will be accom-
panied by L. Ray Wiley.
Prof Purinton went to Smithfield
last Thursday and delivered an adj
dress at the reunion of the students
of Georges Creek Academy.
Mr.. Isaac Google, wife and daugh-
ter Miss Maggie, of Marion county,
were visiting relatives and friends
in this place few days since.
Miss Jennie Thompson, who had
been visiting friends and relatives in
Uniontown for several weeks, came
home last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Jacob South, of Mount Nor
ris, was in town last Thursday on a
business trip. His charming daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, accompanied him.
The Board of Examiners, Messrs.
Morgan, Vandervort and Hodges,
went to New Brownsville last Satur-
day to conduct Teachers exami-
nation.
John d. Sweeney, we are very sorry
to say, has been suffering greatly for
nearly week with an abscess in his
right ear. We hope he may soon en-
tirely recover.
Mr.. Nicholas B. MADEIRA, of Mar
tinsburg, a gauger of distilleries, has
been here for several days visiting
relatives and friends and attending
to business matters.
Captain Mcdowell, of Uniontown,
Pa, spent several days in town last
week. On Monday lie and Mr..
Joseph Moreland went to Burton to
attend to some legal matters.
Mr.. Silas A. Wisman and bride, of
Grant district, accompanied by Mr..
F. j. Brock, of Fairmont, and Miss
Allie Hayhurst, Of Rivesville regis
tered at the Commercial last Friday.
George G. Cole, Esq, prominent
young member of the Weston bar,
was in town day or two last week.
He is one of Monongalia's boys and
located in Weston only few years
ago.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford preached, last
Sunday, his last sermon for this
conference year and departed Mon
day morning for the Annual Confer
ence, which convenes to-day at Buck
hannQn.
Miss frankie NJ. Lanham, hand
some and sprightly young lady Of
Cattlettsburg, KY, has been visiting
her uncle, Mr. Jno. w. Lanham. in
Clinton district, for some time past.
She also spent some time at King
wood. We have no idea that her
visit had anything to do with the
smashing up of Worleys buggy.
Miss Clara Hough returned home
a few days since from an extended
visit to London county, Virginia,
Baltimore, Washington and numer-
ons other places. She has been alb
sent since early in the spring. Her
cousin, Miss Jennie Hough, charm
ing young lady from Leesburg, Vir-
ginia, accompanied her and will re-
main as her guest for some time.
r. Armstrong. who received an ap-