The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-12-27


say, was somewhat indisposed . part
Of last week
Mr.. l. G. Lazzell, Of Vaudeville,
was in town from Friday till Mon
day.
Henry Chalfant, of Ohio, is Wait
ing his father, "Uncle Mike" Chal-
FAINT, on Falling run.
/ Mrs. Kramer and her interesting
daughter, Miss Ida, of Greensboro
came up on the Harry last Wednes-
day evening and were the guests Of
A. M. Kramer, the dentist, several
DAYS. The Doctor and Miss Ida made
the New DOMINION a very pleasant
call.
Mrs. Professor Latham, accompa-
MED by her sons, Grey and Otway,
left Saturday morning to take in the
New Orleans Exposition and visit
friends in the South and West. They
will be gone about three months.
Miss Jennie Hough, who had been
the guest of the family of L. S. Hough,
ESQ.,, for several weeks, left last week
for her home in Leesburg, Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patton, of Chicago,
arrived here last week and will spend
the winter with Mrs. Patton's mother,
Mrs. Cobun, Main street.
L. v. Keck left last week for Chi
cago to be absent some time.
Misses Matte Brock, Alice Altman
and Lille Pickenpaugh arrived here
Sunday from Beaver College to spend
the holidays. They were delayed a
day on account OF difficulty in cross
ing Cheat river.
Prof. Stewart is visiting relatives
and friends at the old homestead at
McCoy's Station, Ohio.
Bernie Morgan is expected home
to-day from Delaware, Ohio, where
he has been attending school since
last fall.
E. H. and w. F. Andersen are
home from school to spend the merry
holidays, the former from Delaware,
Ohio, and the latter from Madison,
New Jersey. We are much gratified to
know that they are both very success
full in their attempts to drink from
the spring Pierian.
Miss Matte Coleman has quit
clerking at Laurel Point and returned
home.
| Lucian and Wilbur Hagans, Of
Chicago, will arrive here to-day to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. Frank Lively, while skating
on the river Saturday, broke through
the ice twice, once liz the morning and
once in the afternoon, but the cold
duckings did not seem to be very in
furious.
Will Bland, Esq. ofthe Lewis county
Bar, was in the city during the week
greeting his many friends here and
receiving their congratulations or
being restored to his former self. HI
looks as fresh as daisy and happy
as a big sunflower.- Parkersburs
Sentinel.
Miss Jennie Smith, the railroad
evangelist, received injuries by I
fall, last week, so severe that she il
suffering intensely, and her physi
clans are fearful that she may never
fully recover from the lameness
Miss Smith, before her miraculeu
cure several years ago, was unable t.
90 about, except as she was carried
on bed or in chair. This fall i
liable to bring about her old malady
West Virginian.
| The senior Of this paper would b.
ungrateful if he did not acknowledge
the vocal treat of Tuesday evening
last, which was rendered by Col Ton
Lumpkins and the Jackson boys. =
Vest Virqinian.
/ Lieut.. Wilson favored this ofic
with his presence Saturday evening
Prof. and Mrs. Lorentz are spend
ing the holidays visitingin Louisville
Prot. White left Thursday for tn
New Orleans Exposition to be gon
about two weeks.
The Moundsville correspondent c
the InteUigencer says: Professor A
L. Wade, Of Morgantown, has bee
in this county for several days pas
for the purpose Of inducing the di'
trict Boards Of Education to purchas
dictionaries for the use of the schools
He reports very fattering success i
the districts visited by him. Th
Union district board ordered l
copies for the schools Of that district
Rev. R. H. Dolliver came in on til
Medora coach yesterday morning t
take charge Of the Methodist congr'
! CATION in this city. He will mes
with a hearty welcome from our cit
zens, as during his brief stay wit
us as pastor he made many war;
, friends. -Dedd,uood Pioneer.
Rev. r. II. Dolliver is the bob
Dolliver 80 we'll known in Morgan
, town.
Il Mrs. Prof. Purinton and Miss Ha
tie Lyon departed Friday for Pa
. kersburg. They will be gone two {
D three weeks visiting friends.
The following personals are frol
E the Inder of last week:
: Capt. D. NJ. Camp, Of Monengali
county, was in our city again o
3 Tuesday, and Of course paid the II
4 der visit. We are carefully seal
0 ming the pages Of the Blue Book
. discover the precise office which "
e would like to have the Captain A
| under the next administration, an
when we find that which most nearl
sizea mn To the eentleman's merits "