The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-09

were n n. Hoffman, Maj. McGrew.
W. w. Houston and l.. j. Holland.
Rev. G.. b. Foster preached his
farewell sermon in this place last
Sunday morning. He goes this week
to Chautauqua and from there to
Rochester Theological Seminary in
September Mr.. Foster is young
man of great ability and promise.
He has strong convictions and the
courage ofthem. The Baptist church
will have hard work to find pastor
to fill his place, and the town will be
poorer by the loss of such man as
MIR. Foster Success to him always.
Mrs. j. V. Boughner and Miss
Rosalie, her daughter, are at Noun
tain Lake Park. They went Thurs.
day of last week and will remain a
week or two.
L. f. Hodges and wife and Miss
Phoebe Hayes have gone TO Buckhan
non. Mr.. Hodges will conduct two
Institutes before he returns, one at
Fairmont and the other in Calhoun
county.
Mr.. S. l.. Boyers of Randall was
in our sanctum yesterday. He has
spent the last year at the Ohio Yves
leyan University and speaks very ia
vorably of that school, He has fin
ished the work of the Sophmore year.
We neglected to notice last week
the return of Mr.. l.. NJ Berkeley
from the University of Virginia. He
is looking well after another years
study in that institution.
Miss Blanche Murphy of Newark,
Ohio, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Hattie Samsel, on Main st.
Mrs. George Steele departed San
day for visit TO her old home in
Greensboro, Pa.
Miss Matte Crabbe of Ohio, who
has for two or three summers spent
short time at this place, is again
visiting at Mr.. Alphcus Wells near
the cemetery. She is niece of Mrs.
Wells.
DIR. ID. z. Fitch returned home on
Sunday after a weeks absense at
Fairmont, Grafton and elsewhere.
Mrs. Warren, her two sons and
daughter, Miss Nellie, OF Wheeling
are stopping at the Wallace House.
Mrs. Warren is sister of Dir. Nc
Lane.
Mrs. Dutton and daughter of
Brownsville, who have been visiting
here for several days, left Monday
morning for their home.
John Dixon, after resting and re-
operating awhile in our midst has
gone back to his work as clerk in an
iron store at Connellsville, Pa. Johns
many friends are anxious to see
more healty color on his check
Messrs. Reynolds, Stevens and Lee
st. Clair of Scottdale Pa. were in
town last Saturday. Mr.. Reynolds
came through on a bicycle. They
went ON to Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. A. l.. Wade returned Monday
to his educational work in the Ka-
nawha Valley.
Mr.. Hezekiah Low of Oakland was
in town Monday among old friends
For long while he was very unwell
and his days were thought to be num-
bered but he has now entirely recov-
cred.
We are informed that Prof. l. G.
White, who is now at Charleston en-
gagged in the U. S. Geological Survey,
will shortly take horse back ride of
two hundred miles through the south
ern part of the State with Maj. Jed
Hotchkiss, Editor of the Virginias,
published at Staunton, Va.
DR.. Jas. Way, again returned to
Waynesburg last week.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner, of
Martinsburg.
We acknowledge fayors extended
last week from Mr.. J. J. Spencer, of
the firm Of w. |. Sturm q Co.
Mr.. w. S. Roose, the life insurance
agent, is expected here in few days
from the southern part of the State.
w. +. Lantz, after taking an ex-
tensive trip through Kansas, Ncbras-
ka and Wyoming, returned home
last evening. Mr.. Lantz reports the
crops good and stock doing finely
Wayncsburg Republican.
H. S. White, of Bolton. w. Va, has
been nominated by the Republicans
Of Marshall county as candidate
for the Legislature.
Mr. Charley Mosca, of Waynes-
burg, was in town on Monday shak-
ing hands with old friends and at
tending to same private business.
Possibly he will again become cit
izen Of this county.
Mr. w. j. Lemasters was in town
on Saturday and favored the New
DOMINION with a pleasant call.
DIR. and Mrs. A. w. Brown left on
Tuesday for Webster Springs, where
they will remain for several weeks
with the view Of being benefited by
the use of the waters at that place.
They will drive clear through in