The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-07-19

fortelegrams sent from Chicago while
the convention was in session.
w. M. Hyland, of Washington, q.
c.. in town to take a short vaca-
ton. Mr.. Hyland we are glad TO
say is looking very well.
Mrs. Lorcntz received, short
time since, q splendid large photo
graph of Col. and and Mrs. j. NJ.
Heck, of Raleigh, N. @. sent on the
25th anniversary of their wedding.
Mrs. L. acted as bridesmaid on that
occasion.
A number of West Virginia teach
ers are at Madison, Wis, attending
the session of the National Educa-
tional Association
NJ. L. Temple is again entertain
ing his friends here with his Imaginable
anecdotes and enjoying himselfgener-
ally. All are glad to see both himself
and family. A
Clarence McVicker was absent a
day or two last week over in the Con-
nellsville country.
Mr.. +. w. Perry left on Saturday
for Terra Alta, where he will spend a
few weeks recuperating. We hope to
see him back here again soon.
Mr.. j. F. Weaver, of Easton, re-
turned home on Wednesday from
Pittsburgh where he had been for two
weeks attending the bed side Of his
sick brother. ~.
Mr.. p. II. Keck was in Fairmont
on legal business one day last week.
A select few Of our people are plan
ming an ocean trip from Baltimore to
Boston in few weeks. e d.,Hs i
Major Lee returned to this place
about week ago from his old home.
Capt. Elias C. Finnell dropped in
on his Morgantown friends very un-
expectly on Monday. The Captain
has been living in the west for many
years and we believe has not visited
this place since he first left.
Col. inc. A. f.. Martin, of Preston
county spent several days here last
week. Now il the Colonel was a
younger mari-howeyer he is not too
old yet. Egg 81 Yfa ~ A.
Charley Burris, of Mt. Morris, was
among the New DoMINIoN's callers on
Saturday. aa dr.5sbs s5e q
George Morris has been spending
a few days with his father Mr.. John
Morris near this place. e4
Mr.. Elijah Day, of Wheeling, has
been in town for several days past,
the guest Of DR.. L. S. Brock. 49,
JohE 3. Wiley, whose illness has
been mentioned from time to time in
these columns, is, we are glad to say,
recovering. H 4iaaw g.
Our good friend Geo. r. Kisner, Of
Clinton dropped in for, a short time
on Saturday. He leaves on the 2Sth
for visit Of a month in Indiana.
Commodore Cartright and c. II.
Duncan enlivened the sanctum of
the New DOMINION for a short time
on Saturday.
Mr.. Elijah Hartley, of Battelle,
recently spent a few days here going
home on Tuesday. He was in town
making some. deeds and attending
to other business matters.
Mrs. Jno. A. Ollie and daughter,
Miss Mary, are visiting friends at
Oakland, Md.
Mrs. w. M. Johnston, Mrs. T.. z.
Hedges and Miss Grace Hayes are
visiting their brother w. w. Hayes,
Of Fairmont.
Prof w. II. Seamon and wife left
Oh Saturday to visit friends in Wheel
ing for few days. - ssf efe
Mr.. NJ. Tilton and daughter, Miss
Grace, of Detroit, Kansas, were in
town from Wednesday until Monday
last, the guests Of Mr.. JAS. H. Rogers.
Many years ago Mr.. Tiltoni was a
citizen of our town. He, with Mr..
Jas. II. Rogers, operated the old pa
per mill on Decker's creek and did a
handsome business for those days.
He left here in 1853, residing for a
long time in Illinois and afterward
10 Kansas where his home now is.
After so many years absence he found
numerous old friends and former as
sociates who we're pleased to meet
him again. We were glad to make
his acquaintance. We found him an
old time true blue Democrat and q
very affable gentleman. From here
they went to New Castle, Pa, where
they will visit friends for some time
before returning TO their western
home.
50 Miss Mary Hagans returned home
on Thursday from protTacted visit
with friends in Washington and Phil
adelphia. sao y
Geo. Robinson and brother left
here on Saturday for their home in
Baltimore.
DR.. James Way is expected here
soon. A postal card received at this
office from him dated at Washington
July 1lth reads thus: Il will leave
here on Monday for your place. Twill
go by boat to Norfolk, thence via.
Fortress Monroe to Richmond, thence
over the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
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