The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-25
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John ]. Morley, Esq, and wife, of
Blacksmith, W. Va. who have been
doing up several of the Western
States and visiting friends, for the
past five weeks. returned home on
Tuesday last, reporting a pleasant
and enjoyable trip Waynesburg
Republican.
NJ. l.. Strosni.ler, of Blacksville,
has been quite i'll at the home of Mr..
Alex. Wallace, on the South Side,
for several days past Wagnesburg
Messenger
Miss Edna Hough. who had been
the guest of the Misses Baird in
Wheeling for several weeks, returned
home last Friday.
Rev. G. b. Foster, so well known.
to this town, is stumping Rochester,
n. Y. and vicinity for st. John and
prohibition.
Miss Maggie Farnsworth returned
home last week from q short visit to
Pittsburgh
John Dorsey carries his hand in
3 sling. He mashed it seriously one
day last week while hauling a load
of stone.
Mr. Henry Penn, of Waynesburg
was in town or three days last week,
Col. and Mrs. Benedict, of Wood
county, have been the guests of Mrs
Benedict's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fife, for several days.
Laishley Weaver left on Saturday
after a short visit at his fathers,
near Easton. Mrs. Weaver will re-
main for time.
Our young friend Herbert w.
Fleming has gone west on pros
pecting tour. He will visit Illinois,
Kansas and perhaps other western
states. We shall regret it if he CON
clude to remain there
Misses Mona Hayes and Lizzie
Berkshire have been spending few
days with friends near Smithtown.
The editor is under obligations to
Mr. Garrett Conn for a ride behind
his handsome horse, Billy.
Mrs. Capt. II. H. Pierce has con-
cluded to take up her residence in
and will come about
1st Mrs. Pierce has
many warm friends here who will be
glad to welcome her again.
U. n Arnett, L. H. B. Staggers,
and Lee P. Watson of the Fairmont
bar were here attend court last week.
Miss Ida McClaskey went to Clay
district on Saturday where she will
teach the Democrat school this winter.
Mr.. F. M. Durbin came down from
on Saturday to meet Mrs.
Durbin and to shake hands with his
many old friends. Both returned
home on Tuesday.
This office acknowledges a pleas
ant call on Monday from Mr.. w. w.
Kennedy, of Arnettsville. Always
glad to meet our friends.
Dr. Geo. B. Morris left on Monday
to fill his engagement at Weston.
He will be here again about Christ
mas.
Among the gentlemen here from
Battelle last week were: A. j, San
tee, John H. Spragg, VIM. Cross,
VIM F. Staggers and W. L. Harker.
The latter gentleman was the guest
of the editor of the New DOMINION.
Miss Matte Boughner has secured
a school at Mansfield, Ohio, and will
teach there during the coming winter.
Mr.. David Chadwick, we are sorry
to say, has been quite sick at the
Seminary for several days. Florence
has taken his place in the
store.
DR.. Geo. Brown, of Dickson, Illi-
nois, was in town last Monday. He
has been visiting his mother in Penn
sylvania who has been very i'll for
some time
Miss Carrie Dawson is off to Bealls-
vile, Pa, in company with R. P.
Rhoads to spend few days.
Mrs. Annie McLane, of Point Ma
rion, is visiting at her mothers, Mrs.
Farnsworth, on Front street.
DR.. Allen, who had been confined
to his room for some time, is able to
be about again.
Prof T. f. Hodges went to Sugar
Grove last Sunday and made tenn
perance address.
Miss Emma Bouehner will teach
school in Clay district again during
the coming winter.
Misses Jennie Staggers and Flora
Fast are spending part of this week
among friends in Clinton district.
Mr. L. F. Baker, of East Bethle-
hem,and Mr.Jas. Bentley, of Mononga-
hela City, were the guests of Mr..
Thomas Gregg day or two last
week.
Mr.. D. B. White and family, of
district, departed yesterday
for their new home in far
away Kansas. They were accompan-
led by A. j. White who will also
make his home in that State. May |
no western blizzard ever strike them.
Mr.. Silas Burns and mother, of
Ohio, have been the guests of rela-
lives and friends in town and vicinity
for some time.
Among those who were here from
distance attending the funeral of
Frank MADEIRA, were H. G. Mason
and wife, r. D. Mason and VIM. P.
Sloan, all of Brownsville, Pa.