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


The name of Prof. f. S. Cox, form
erly of our city schools, now of Ports
mouth, O., is prominently mentioned
in connection with the Presidency of
the Ohio University at Athens, o.
Parkers6arg Joaraal
Hon. Geo. c. Sturgiss of Morgan
town, visited Athens relatives this
week. Mrs. NJ. A Vance who has
been spending the past three months
with her sister Mrs. A. NJ. Jones, re-
turned to her home in West Virginia
with Mr.. S. on Wednesday.-4thens
Journal
We received call from our clever
friend Mr.. Jno. o. Cook on Saturday
last. He and Canon Shriver were in
town on business.
Jas. A. Haggerty, ESQ.,, of the Fair
mont bar, has been in town during
most of the past week, on legal bust
nesst for the w. Va. 4 Pa. r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Osborne left
for their home in Clarksburg on
Monday.
Lee Reinheimer, Of Fairmont, was
present at the Odd Fellows Supper
on Saturday evsning. He remained
in town until Monday.
F. w. Shurtleff departed for his
home in Nebraska on Monday night
He will return with his family, to
take ND his residence here we pre-
sumo, as soon as he can dispose of
his property there.-Inder.
L. r. Evans returned on Saturday
from Uniontown.
Geo. w. johnson returned on Sat
urday last from a business trip to
Pittsburgh. The Doctor is an enthu-
siastic railroad man.
Messrs. Jack Fleming and Char
ley, Snyder, of Fairmont, spent Sun
day in town.
Miss Maggie L. Snyder returned
from visit at Fairmont on Sunday
last. She was accompanied by Miss
Emma Boydston and Mr.. John Ham
ilton. who returned the same day.
Miss Maggie will resume her position
in Uniontown this week.
Will Lawhead and wife, of Ohio,
are visiting Mr.. A. f. Lawhead in
Durbannah.
DIR. VIM. M. Dent returned Monday
from Morgantown where he spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives.
The Doctor reports the roads in splen
did condition for sleigh riding
Kinguood Argus.
Mrs. u. N. Arnett. ST., is lying at
her home near Rivesville dangerously
i'll of dropsy. 1t is thought she can
not recover Virginidn
Mrs. John j. Brown, of Morgan
town, is here attending the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. VIM. G. Brown, Sr.
-Kinggood Journal.
Mrs. YIN. G.. Brown, ST., is, we are
pleased to be able to state, slightly
better Since the attack, three weeks
ago, she has been very sick. Her
sickness was no doubt, brought on
by her unwearied attendance upon
Mr. Brown during his illness. -Jom-
nal.
VIC Brown, Jr. and wife have
lately been visiting friends here.
Captains j. NJ. Neil and l.. l.. Craw-
ford of Greensboro, were in town on
Monday. The New DOMINION ac-
knowledges pleasant call from the
latter gentleman while here.
Col. Moore and Hon. John w. Ma
son. Of the b. d O. have gone east on
business. We learn that both will
return the latter part Of the present
week.
Mr.. Philip X. Coombs, Of Grant
district graced our sanctum with his
presence one day last week and plac-
ed his name upon our list. te
Mr.. George Hoffman one of our ia
vorites among the good citizens Of
Monongalia dropped in and renewed
his subscription since our last.
To Mr.. Samuel Everly we are in
debted for a subscription since our
last issue.
Miss Matte Brock is at home for
a few days having been summoned
on account Of the death of her sister
Mrs. Boyers.
Geo. Morgan was at Kingwood last
week looking up some business mat
tiers.
We learn that Col. Daniel r. Da-
wilson is at Hot Springs, Arkansas
lying in very precarious condition
with erysipelas. We hope to hear Of
the Colonels restoration to health
very soon.
Harry Hagans, Of Chicago, is visit
ing his mother and sisters here. He
will remain for several weeks.
Hymeneal.
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