The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-12-06

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e. A. Martin, son of DIR. ALEX
ander Martin at one time acting
President of the University, has gone
into the newspaper business at An
tigo. Wisconsin. His paper is called
the Forward and we hope it may
move right forward with a sure
and steady gait.
w. K. Hoffman was at Connells-
vile last Saturday and Sunday. He
was accompanied home by Miss Liz
zie Moreland and Miss Blackstone,
of that place.
Arlie Christy and Miss Bessie
Protzman, of Morris X Roads, were
in town last Sunday.
We had very pleasant call Mon
day from Rev. Mr.. Feather, of the
Morgantown M. E. Circuit.
Mr.. Albert c. Wood, we are sorry
to say, has a very painful and some
what dangerous wound on his hand.
He pierced it with thorn a few
days since.
The Vest Virginian of last week
has the following personals:
Rev. Cyrus S, Martin and Chas.
t. Martin and family were visiting
relatives in Monongala county last
Saturday and Sunday.
George w. Martin and wife were
visiting relatives near Laurel Point,
Monongalia county, several days last
week
Edward B and and lady we're visit
ing the family of their new soa-in
law, Douglas Furnan, last Saturday
and Sunday.
John Book, of Monongalia county
came to Worthington on last Tuesday
to see.his sister, Cynthia Book, who
is still very low.
Judge Berkshire and Geo. C. Ba-
ke~s. Esq, spent part of last week
in Kingwood.
Prof. E. J. Marsh, of Scio, Ohio,
has entered the journalistic field.
He has just started the Eclectic jour
nalef Education, a neat and spright-
lv 16 page quarterly Mr.. Marsh is
President of Scio College and an
alumnus of the West Virginia Uni
versitv. Success to the new enter
| prise.
Rev. Mr. Canon. of Harrisville, was
visiting his son-in-law, Mr.. j. Riley
Dean, day or two last week.
Miss Rosa Sweeny arrived here
from Morgantown on Tuesday and
has already secured large class for
instruction in painting, we under
stand.-/nder.
Regent j. L. Armstrong, of Jack
/ son G. H., was here day or two last
week. He brought his son and an
other young man to the University.
Major and Mrs. Lee babe Morgan
town adieu last Thursday and re-
turned to their old home in Hancock
county.
Mr.. William jackson, of Monon-
gala county, is in town and will
spend day or two visiting his broth
ers and sister, Daniel r. and G. G..
Jackson and Mrs. E. Mack Menear.
This is Mr.. Jackson's first visit
to this neighborhood. = Kingwood
Journal.
Prof. A. L. Wade, of Morgantown,
is guest at the Wheeling Female
College.-Sa 'urday's Intelligencer.
Joseph Moreland and L. S. Hough
Esqrs., were down at Vaudeville, a
day or two last week on legal bust
ness.
The Kingwood Argus has the fol-
lowing personals:
About six feet, five inches of our
whole souled, Democratic friend, Ju-
Illus Keck, was over at Morgantown
Wednesday on business and visiting
the old homestead.
Mrs. j. S. Loar spent Saturday
and Sunday in Monongalia county.
This office enjoyed a pleasant call
on Monday evening from Misses Jen-
ME and Stella Berkshire. Call again
ladies.
Mr.. D. Y. Morris, of Kingwood,
was in town Friday.
G.. c. Wheeler, of Masontown, and
w. L. Wheeler, of Reedsville, regis
tered at the Wallace House Satur-
day.
Chas. L. Borgess., of Palatine, was
here one day last week.
A. G. Hunt, of Dunkard, Pa, was
on our streets Monday.
w. B. Minor, of Blacksville, faver-
ed the New DOMINION with a call
yesterday. The sanctum door al
ways stands ajar for such visitors.
Col. W. A. Hanway, of Baltimore,
arrived in town Tuesday and will re-
main few days looking after his
fine farm near town.
Prof. LorentZ, we are very sorry to
say, is seriously i'll. He was taken
last Friday with congestion of the
kidneys and has been suffering a
great deal ever since He passed a
bad night last night, but is thought
to be little better this morning.
We hope he may soon entirely re-
cover.
Clark Wade, of Mt. Morris, looked
in upon us Monday and explained
the mail difficulty which we quoted
last week from Waynesburg paper.
The man with whom he sent the
money to the bank was not stran
ger as reported, but man well known
to Mr.. Wade. Moreover he was in
company with one of the most sub