The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-12

Col. Foster returned on Monday
from q trip to his home.
Frank Madera's friends are glad
to see him able to drive out again.
Mrs. Gen. Kramer, ofPhiladelphia.
is in town the guest of Mrs. Lorcntz.
Miss Dora Dorsey is visiting her
friend Miss Etiie Updegratf in Wheel
ing.
Mr.. C. E. Wagner is spending a
few days again at his fathers in this
place.
Mrs. B. w. Smith, of Minneapolis,
MIMI, is the guest Of Mrs. +. j.
Moore.
DR.. Lloyd, of Reedsville, is lying
dangerously i'll. His recovery is not
expected.
Prof Lorentz is absent attending
the Chicago convention and visiting
his son Fred.
Miss Nettic Nye is spending a few
weeks with her aunt Mrs. j. w. Ma
son in Grafton.
A. +. Hustei, of Wheeling, is
spending few days with his Nor
gantown friends.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. w. Her.
ring of Masontown Preston County
is on the sick list.
Mrs. Lizzie Collar, Of Baltimore,
is visiting her father DIR. Jos. A.
McLane, in this place.
Geo. r. Dering, Of Anderson, Indi-
ana, was here to attend the funeral
of MIS-. w. +. S. Dcring.
Several persons of this place talk
of spending short time at Deer
Park and Mountain Lake soon.
Miss Anna Overholt, of Mount
Pleasant, Pa, Is the guest Of the Rev.
MIR. Finney's family at the Seminary.
Messrs. Ed. c. Protxman and Dick
Hayes left the first of the week for
Chicago to attend the National Con
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Blaisdell and
Mrs. Lillian Rycc, of Chicago, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Durr,
OF the Commercial Hotel.
Prof. w. ii. Seamon, OF Crozet, Va.
arrived here yesterday to make a
visit. Mrs. Seamon has been at her
fathers here already for several weeks,
Mrs. DIR. Lazier and two little sons
Henry and Arthur and Miss Bessie
Murphy left on Thursday for an ex-
tended visit among friends in Illi-
nois.
Mrs. Dora Weaver, formerly ol
this place, but now Of Wheeling, ac-
companied by Miss Mantle Weaver
are visiting friends and relatives in
Uniontown.
Mr.. Jno. B. Wiley whose Illness
was mentioned in these columns last
week is at this time in rather pre-
carious condition. We hope to heal
of his speedy recovery.
Lieut.. E. I. G. Richmond and wife
returned to this place on Friday
Mrs. Richmond will remain for Il
considerable time. The Lieutenant
will return to his post this week.
Prof. J. S. w. Dean was in town
last Saturday lie is being urged
by his many friends to run for the
House Of Delegates, and we learn has
consented to run. - Buckhannon
Delta.
Mr.. +. w. Perry, of Indianola
Iowo, came to town last, Wednesday
to visit his aged father and his many
other friends. Mr. Perry is sufferer
from rheumatism and intends te
spend a few weeks at Deer Park and
other mountain resorts on the b. u O.
We hope our healthful mountain all
may entirely restore him.
A friend writing us from Ohio un
der date Of July 9th says: 1T may
be ofintcrest to you and other friends
of Will Hartigan about the Athens
to know that he received the degree
Of NJ. d. at the University OF Wooster
Medical department, July Sd, stand
ing second in the class. He entered
late in the term and the young
gentlcman's achievement certainly
denotes rare ability"
Prof. Geo. d. Purinton, who now
occupies the chair of Physics and
! Chemistry in Furman University
has also been engaged as lecturer on
these branches to the young ladies
of the Female College. Prof. Purin
tons well known qualifications leave
no doubt Of his ability to fill tho
place with distinction. He will re
tain his position at the University
Greenville Is. c. News.
Among the numerous business
callers at the Office of the New Do
MINIoN since our last we're: Prof
Berkeley. ID. H. Chadwick, VIM
Marsh, Lee McElroy, Jno V. Mapel
S. C. Stewart, f. w. Perry. Arlit
Christy, b.. Nj. Dorsey, w. T. Sar
gent, Prof. T. f. Hodges, Rev. John