The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-01


ing friends and relatives in the west
Col Joseph Snyder still carries hi,
hand in a sling. He has been afflicted
with a very painful felon for severa
months.
F. NJ. ChaIfant, of Lewis county
has been visiting friends here fol
several days.
Manlif' HAYES Esq. went to Wheel
ing yesterday to attend the Grand
Lodge of ]. o. o. +.
David Chadwick, we are glad to
say. has recovered from his late i'll
ness sufficiently to he about again.
Miss Rose Sweeney, the accom-.
plished artist and art teacher, is in
structing a class in painting at the
Seminary. o.
Miss Jessie Coombs is the regular
organist at the NJ F. church now and
fills the position very gracefully aud
satisfactorily.
Mrs. L. Z. Hodges, who was quite
i'll last week, we are glad to say is
convalescent.
Prof. B. S. Morgan made a flying
trip to Kingwood last week.
Mrs. Prof. Lorentz has returned
home from visit of two or three
weeks among friends in Weston and
Chenille. She is accompanied by
Mrs. Jno. S. Withers.
Mrs. Frank Golden left last Friday
for her home in New Orleans. She
had been visiting here all summer
and was accompanied by Miss isis"
Hayes as far as Grafton.
John Bolton, of Farchance, was
the guest Of George Price, on the,
hill, day or two last week.
Miss Ella Dougherty of West New
ton, Pa. has been visiting at j. N.
Pickenpaugh's for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. F. X. O'Kelly were
visiting over Cheat last Sunday.
DR.. Dan. R. Rogers. has returned
to his home at Eva, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Howe, who
have been the guests of Mrs. DR..
Boughner, returned to their home
in Rowlesburg Monday.
Will B. Stewart, of Grant district.
will teach school near Mount Morris
during the coming winter He was
in town last Friday and left Satur-
day morning for Mt. Morris.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson, our repre-
sentative in Congress, received an
Invitation to speak at the great Tam
many Ratification meeting in New
York City on Tuesday night of last
week
Prof. l. G. White is home from his
summers work of studying and map
ing the geology of the Great Kanawha
Valley. He has been very success
full in his work and will likely con
tinue in the Government employ for
several years. He retains his chair
in the University and will fill it dur
ing the remainder of the session, be
ginning with the winter term.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Gussman, of
Guseman, Pleasant district, gave us
a pleasant call on Friday. They ex-
pect to spend week or two visiting
friends and relatives at Morgantown,
Valley district and other points. =
Ktng,cood Journal.
Misses Mollie f. Gibson and Han
nah Bryte were visiting friends at
Hopewell, on Sunday and Monday
King,cood Journal
Dan. O'Bricn and Miss Mollie
Whiting left for Weston this Monday
afternoon. The former is witness
in the Hall-Cutright case, and the
latter will visit friends in Weston
Chenille Crescent.
Prof Wade, of Morgantown, was
in the city Thursday and called at
the News office. Although staunch
Republican, Mr.. Wade expresses the
belief that Grover Cleveland if elected
will make good President. Mr..
Wade is engaged in supplying the
public schools and professional men
generally with Worcester's and
Webster's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NeWs.
Mr. W. r. Anderson, formerly of
this county but now of Morgantown,
passed through town to-day. Mr..
Anderson was on his way home from
the West Virginia Central R. R., at
which place he has been engaged for
several months passed.-Kingvood
Journal
M. L. Hutchinson, Esq, of Smith
town, was in town Tuesday and fa-
vored us with a call.-West Tirqin.
ian.
Miss Allie Pride was in Fairmont
last week visiting relatives.
Howard N. Ogden, ESQ.,, of Fair
mont, was in town Saturday and
made this office a pleasant call.
is an alumnus of the Uni
gersity and Away receives a hearty
welcome in Morgantown. He has
hung out his legal sign in Fairmont.
The following personals are found
n the Fairmont Inder of last week:
Miss Jennie NJ. Raymond and her
liece, Miss Nellie, returned Wednes
lay from their Morgantown visit.
Mr.. Lee p. Watson, accompanied
~ his estimable wife, left yesterday
or Detroit, Mich, in which city he
will locate and practice the profess
lion of law.
Frank L. Raymond, one of Nor