The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-11
Personal Mention.

member of the Richie county bar
was in town day or two last week
on his way home from Pennsylvania
He stopped with his brotherin law
Dr. L. ). Brock
We had Il very pleasant call one
day last week from Rev. Mr.. Young
of Easton.
Miss Lizzie Moreland and Mr.. W.
X. Hoffman left last Thursday morn
ing for. Connellsville to visit friends
Miss Lizzie to remain two or three
weeks and Mr.. Hoffman-till he
could persuade himself to return.
Mrs. Ashbel Hall and Miss Mamie
Hall. both of Fairmont. have been
the guests of Mrs. DIR. John and Mrs.
WIN. Moorhead for several days.
Mr. B. W Meadows will leave to-
morrow for his home in Gilmer coun-
ty to be gone week or more.
George H. Raymond is off to Chi
cago to spend the winter
Squire Alexander. of near Mt.
Morris, made this Office very wei
come call one day last week.
Mrs. Bindley and son, of Pitts
burgh, who had been here for nearly
two weeks stopping at the Wallace
House, left Saturday morning. Mrs.
Bindley is in feeble health and was
trying the efficacy of our pure at
mosphere.
Mrs. A. G. Sturgiss and two chill
dren, of Oakland, Md, have been
visiting Mrs. Sturgiss' father, Mr..
VIM. Wagner, since Thursday of last
week.
Hon. George c. Sturgiss was in
Pittsburgh and Ohio three or four
days last week.
The Uniontown Standard mentions
Prof. Purinton's recent address at
Smithfield very favorably, and quotes
him at some length. 1t says, "He
spoke in a clear distict voice, and
his remarks abounded in noble SEN
timents."
DR.. Vankirk, of Grafton was in
town last Thursday and Friday look
ing after some matters Of business.
Mr.. George j. Hoffman, one of our
favorites among the good citizens of
Monongalia was among our callers
since our last issue.
DR.. A. B. Mason of Monongalia,
was one Of our pleasant visitors last
Saturday.-West Virginian.
Mr.. Lindsey Hoult, of Marion
county, and Capt. David Camp, of
Morgantown, were the guests of Mrs.
A. Hoult Saturday and Sunday.
Capt. Camp is a member of the State
Democratic Executive Committee,
and he brings cheering news for the
Democrats from every section of the
State. He says that "the Republi-
can party are claiming that the
Democratic party has been dead for
twenty years, but / am of the opinion
that it will be the liveliest corpse in
November that ever they stirred up
-Fetterman Cor. Of the Grafton
Standard.
Gen. Jas. A. Beaver and Gov. Pier
point registered at the Wallace House
last Friday.
Messrs. Luther MADEIRA and Eliza
Hoskins, Of Grafton. have been here
two or three days this week visiting
relatives and friends.
j. II. Stewart and wife, of Raymond
City, are here to spend the winter
Mr.. Stewart is an alumnus of the
University and will work this year
for the degree of Bachelor of Laws.
Prof. B. S. Morgan was in Wheel
ing last Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. R. Durbin, of this place,
is on pleasure tour among the
eastern cities. He left forWashing-
ton Saturday evening.-Grafton Sen
tinel.
Prof. A. L. Wade was in town
Monday, on his way to M. f. Con.
ference at Buckhannon. = GRAFTON
Standard
We learn from the Vicks burg Her
aid that at a recent meeting of the
citizens of Warren county, Miss. to
make arrangements for exhibits at
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton
Centennial Prof. Luther M. Boyers
was made secretary of the meeting
and chairman of the committee on
Fossils and Soils.
Miss Jennie McPhail of Wheeling,
Mrs. Mendal, of. Taylor. Texas, and
Miss Juliet Mcclure of Wheeling,
who had been visiting friends here
for two weeks, departed Saturday
morning for their respective homes.
Mr.. E. A. Billingsly of Fairmont,
was in town a day or two last week.
M. H. Steele Esq. of Clinton dis
dropped in to see us last Saturday.
He is candidate for Justice in that
district and has an excellent show
for election. He would make first
class Squire and ought to be, and
will be elected.
Mr.. M. f. Howe, who resides here,
and runs planning mill at Rewles-
burg, was struck Monday on the head
by board flying from the planer and
lay insensible for about five hours.
He is much better to day, and expects
to be out in few days.-Oakland
Walter Hough is home from a
pleasant visit of six weeks in Favette
county, Pen nsylvania.
DR.. j. A. Cox and wife, of Mason