The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-18
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Mr.. David Jones of Beaver Falls,
Pa. was in town Monday.
John d. Sweeney is suffering great
~ from a severe boil on his neck.
L. G. Lazzell has concluded to turn
pedagogue for the coming winter.
Mr.. David Chadwick and bride are
home from their bridal trip to Chicago
VIM. g. Worley, of Kingwood, reg
istered at the Wallace House Sunday.
Mr.. Barr, an architect from Pitts
burgh, has been in town for two or
three days.
MRS. NJ. f. Howe, of Rowlesburg,
is visiting at her mothers, Mrs.
Boughner, in this place.
Students Meadows, White, Lawson,
Tapp, Stuart and one or two others
went home in order to vote.
Prof. and Mrs. Lorentz went to
Weston last week where Mrs. Lorentz
still remains visiting friends.
E. S. Hoskins, of Grafton, many
years ago citizen of this place, has
been spending some time here.
Miss Mary Semans, of Uniontown.
has been visiting at her fathers in
Durbannah for several days.
Rev. Mr. Finney is off TO Pitts
burgh to attend the Presbyterian
Synod which is in session there.
Mr.. Nye Kiger, who had been sick
for several days. is able to be out
again this week we are glad TO say.
Mrs. Pangborn accompanied the
New Jersey orator TO this place Mon
day. They stopped at the Wallace
House.
Mr. Simon. l.. Boyers, of Monongalia
county, was the guest of his son DIR.
c. F. Boyers, last week.-West Vir-
ginidn.
Mr.. R. S. Lantz andwife, of Blacks
vile, were in town on Saturday
among their friends, of whom they
have many here.
David S. Huffman, son of VIM. r.
Huffman formerly of this county but
now OF Braxton, has been in town for
two or three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laishley Weaver of
Wheeling have been visiting at Mr..
j. +. Viewers near Easton for some
time, where Mrs Weaver still remains.
Misses Florence and Ollie Morgan,
the handsome and pleasant daughters
of Mr.. f. L. Morgan, were visiting
friends in town day or two this
week.
Mrs. Lucy Dering, who had been
visiting in Fairmont for several weeks,
came home few days ago accompa-
MED By her sister, Miss Jennie Hay
mond.
Mrs. Joseph Patterson and daugh-
ter Lou left last week for months
visit in Greene county, Pa, and Mon
ongalia county, w. Va.-UntontoUn
Democrat.
Mr.. George Morris, who has been
engaged in business in Fayette coun
ty, Pa, for some time, is paying a
visit to relatives and friends in and
near town.
Mr.. j. f. Gale, of Masontown,
dropped in on Tuesday and placed
his name upon our list for one year.
We were glad to meet the young
gentleman.
Mr.. R. p. Rhoads, who has been in
Weston for year or more, is spend
ing short season among his old
friends in this place. He is looking
as hale and handsome as ever.
Miss Made Vandervort and Miss
Jennie Jolliffe, two bewitching young
ladies from the neighborhood of Fair
view church, were visiting friends in
town part of this week.
Mr.. J. F. Weaver, of near Easton,
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks past is, we are glad to say,
recovering, and trust he may soon be
restored to perfect health.
The New DOMINION had very
pleasant call from Mr.. Samuel Bowl
by and wife, of Cass district, one
day last week Come again. Friends
are always heartily welcome.
Among the teachers examined last
Saturday was Mr.. A. T. Brown, of
Richie county, who will teach a
school in Battelle district, this coun-
ty, during the coming winter.
Messrs. T. Ray Wiley and Will
Chadwick are home from Washing
ton on a months vacation. They
came in time for the State election
and will remain until after the ma
tional.
Miss Jennie Coughanour, of Con-
nellsville, and Miss Lizzie Coughan-
our, of Uniontown, Pa, two dashing
beauties of the keystone State, are
the guests of Miss Nancy Arnett, of
this place.
Mrs. William G.. Brown, Sen. and
Mrs. William G. Brown, Jr., accom-
panied by Mr.. Tate, Of Missouri, de-
parted for Louisville, Ky. on Monday
morning. They 60 there to attend
the Exposition.-Argus.
Prof. A. L. Wade came home Tues
day from his educational work in or
der to vote. He is engaged in the
work of placing unabridged diction
aries in the free schools of the State,
especially the town schools.
Miss Mamie Hogue, who had been
paying a short visit to friends in
Uniontown, returned home Sunday
evening, accompanied by Mr.. Ben. G.
Williams, of Dunbar, Pa. Mr.. Will
liams returned home Tuesday.