The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-07

weeks in Washington.
Our Young friend Prof. A. j. Hare
is ut Mineral Wells again for the
Summer.
Mr.. Josephus Thomas, of Blacks
will has our thanks for favors shown
us this week.
Mr.. w. l.. Boughner and family
and Mr.. NJ. +. Howe were In town
this week leaving for home on Tues
day.
Miss Eldie Coombs, Miss Alice
PAUL, Miss Cameron and Miss Jack.
son accompanied by Will Hail and
George Morrow, all of Fairmont spent
last Friday in this place.
DR.. Mason, S. ii. Shriver and nj.
]. Garrison, of Battelle, were among
the prominent citizens in town this
week. The NEW DoMIN ION acknowl-
edges call from the former gentle
man.
VIM. ID. Costello left for Morgan.
town on Saturday evening. His bus
mess was matter Of the heart
Three T'oWns.
We are pleased to say that Olney,
son Of 5. e. Stewart, whose illness at
Fairmont is mentioned in this col
umn, has about recovered rs we learn
from his father.
Mrs. Ella Reed and little child, Of
Wheeling, are in town visiting at
Capt. G. w. McVicker's. Mrs. Reed
was met at Fairmont ON Monday by
her brother Clarence.
Mr.. Geo. w. Morgan has completed
his engagement with DR.. Lazier and
we learn intends to take up the study
Of medicine. He is at home recuper-
ating for time before beginning.
Messrs. A. r. Holbert and Solomon
Frum paid the New DOMINION bus
mess call on Tuesday. The latter
gentleman will take out license rs an
auctioneer. Persons who hope to
get about double the value Of their
goods at a sale will give him call.
Mr.. j. S. Protzman and wife, of
Barbour county, have been visiting
their old home and old friends in this
county for week past, not forgetting
this Office. We are pleased to know
they are prospecting nicely in their
adopted county.
DR.. w. L. McLane was greeting
s'the friends of the days of yore" here
this week. lie was accompanied by
his family. The Doctor has rare
fund of anecdotes and an inimitablc
manner of telling them that always
surrounds him with bevy of friends
wherever he gocs.
We noticed our friends Clark c.
Wade and J. c. Lemlcy of Cass in
town on Monday. They are two of
our promising young men and will
always be leaders in their locality.
1t is scarcely too late to extend con
CALCULATIONS to both which we are
happy to do. They have many
sricnds here who are always glad to
fee them.
Dir. Morris spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home here. The Doc
tor is as enthusiastic on the railroad
question as ever. He will return pro
fcssionally on the 1ltl.
Squire Staggers spent last week
visiting his son Thos. II. b. Staggers
in Fairmont.
Our esteemed friend Mr.. j. w.
vandervort is the republican candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney Of
Wood coanty.
Mr.. d. i. Donley, Of Mt. Morris,
one of the leading Democrats Of ait
tie Greene" was in town on business
last Saturday. A few such men as
he, added TO Monongalia would soon
wipe out the republican majority.
Tom. f. Protzman was circulating
among his Morgantown friends ON
Saturday last.
Major Whiting, Chief Engineer on
the b. a. 0. Work between this place
and Fairmont, was in town on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Daniel Moreland and three
children, of Bradford, Pa. have been
visiting DR.. Lazier's family, Mr..
Joseph Morelands and other friends
here for few days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd and
daughter, Miss Sadie have been here
for week past the guests of Mr..
James Rogers.
Mr.. A. A. Lorentz left ON Monday
for Bath county Va, where he will
spend the Summer.
Capt. r. II. Adams, resident En-
gineer of the B. 4 0. has our thanks
for recent favors.
Rev. o. w. Waters returned home
from Delaware, Ohio. on Wednesday
of last week. Mr.. Waters has been
preaching and attending college at
that place.
Miss Mary, the interesting daugh-
ter of Prof. A. L. Wade, of Morgan
town, was visiting friends in town
last weck.-W Vest Virginian.
Grant Costello, from Monongalia
county, West Virginia, hired a two
horse rig Of James Stuck, of Smith
field, last Saturday, and while at
tempting to hitch the horse to the
fence at Morris Cross Roads, they