The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-02
Personal Mention.


in the kanawha valley. He will re-
main about two weeks aud them go
back TO his field of work No man
in the State does more for the all
vancement of educational interests
than Mr.. Wade.
Mr. VIM. Houston was thrown from
a load Of hay one day last week and
considerably bruised, though not.
seriously.
Mrs. Maj Lee who has been visit
ing at her old home, Holidays Cove,
Hancock county, since Commence
ment, returned to this place last Sat
nrday. The Major has been home
FOR several days.
Prof. st. George L. Brooke returned
last Friday from the Eastern Pan
| handle where he has been visiting
! for more than month. Mrs. Brooke
still remains there with friends and
relatives.
John ID. Sweeney, of Tyler county,
and II. l.. Robinson, of Uniontown,
Pa, are here as witnesses in the
Latham case.
n. Nj. Waters and w. C. Shafer, OF
Preston county, were visiting here
Saturday last.
Isaac Kalhaugh, master mechanic
at Mt. Glare, brought his family to
Piedmont last Sunday. They will visit
friends here for some time.-7ribune.
Mr.. X. is son-in law of Geo. ID.
Evans, formerly of this place.
Mrs. William Waters. of Indepen-
dence, Mrs. DIR. j. p. Shatcr, of Park
ersburg, n. Nj. Waters and Will c.
Shafer were visiting at Prof. Lyons
from Saturday until Monday last.
Mrs. Skater will remain in town some
time visiting friends The others
have gone home. Macy and Will are
the same splendid fellows as in We
oden days, The right kind of stuff
doesn't spoil with the keeping.
Miss Belle Hurst, of Uniontown, is
the guest Of her friend, Miss Lille
Pickenpaugh. She came Saturday
of last week and will remain until
Thursday or Friday, at which time
she and Miss Lille will depart for a
visit to Grafton, Oakland, Mountain
Lake and some other points. Miss
Hurst has already host of admir-
ing friends in this place.
l. G. Lazzell was in town Saturday
and Sunday. Ahem! don't mention it,
Bro. x. Is. Clark, Of the Buckhan.
non Delta, was in town on Saturday
shaking hands with his old aequain-
tances. He came down 10 see Mrs
Clark who is spending few weeks
with friends in Clinton district. He
left on Monday for the Republican
State convention which meets in
Parkersburg to-day.
Mrs Jno. j. Brown and children
have returned from their visit at
Buckhannon.
Jas. Ii. Slocum and wife, OF Pitts
burgh and John Wrage, Of Connclls-
vile, Pa, are visiting Geo. w Laish-
ley, J. +. Weaver and other relatives
and friends near Easton.
Mrs Dora Weaver. who has been
visiting at Pittsburgh, Uniontown
and this place left for her home in
Wheeling on Monday.
Harry Murphy, son Of Ed. Murphy,
of this place, has u position with Ja-
cob w. Grub, the famous Wheeling
Jeweler. He is nicely located and
well pleased with his place.
John S. Witbers, Esq, Of Gilmcr
county, is stopping with his uncle,
Prof. A. w. Lorentz.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands have
left the Starm House and are house
keeping at the residence Of Mr.. John
Wagner, Mrs. Sands father, on
Twelfth street, during Mrs. Wagncr's
absence in Morgantown this summer,
where she is visiting relativcs.-M-
tclligcncey.
4 Our young friend Howard Fitz-
hugh, of Clinton, was in town on
Monday and took occasion to make
the acquaintance of the New DoMIN-
ION. Howard is. very clever and
popular young man. We were pleas
ed to meet him. M
Mr.. O. b. Johnson, prominent
citizen of Clinton is very ill--so much
so-that his demise would not be a
surprise to his friends.
Mr.. b. w. Smith, OF Minneapolis,
Mimi. is is in town visiting his nu-
merons old friends. Mrs. Smith has
been here for several weeks.
Miss Valonia Jolliff,of Fairmont, is
visiting at Mr.. p. ii. Keck's on the
/ West Side.
Miss Blanche Anderson Of Easton
was stopping day or two last week
with miss Jessie Coombs.
S. b. Brown Of Clinton district and
f. II. Anderson Of Easton have becn
here two or three days attending the
Latham investigation.
DIR. G. G. Jacobs was in town lately
the guest of Mr.. r. +. Fast He was
!. accompanied by his daughter Grace
and his mother Mrs. Fast. The doc
tor looks hale and hearty and is rs
GENIAL "a ever He left for his hom q