The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-25

Mr.. Geo. W. Tombstone, OF
Brownsville, is in town.
Miss Emma Kerr, of Uniontown,
is visiting Mr.. Joseph yangilder's.
F. X. O'Kelly and his son Harry
returned from Browning's yesterday
evening.
Our clever friend Eliza Barb again
placed us under obligations for favors
last week.
Miss Nellie Hoffman gave birth
day party on Wednesday evening
of last week.
Mrs. Gregg, Of California Pa, il
visiting her son Mr.. Thos. NJ. Gregg,
of this place.
J. N Pickenpaugh and family re-
Gently spent day with friends near
Point Marion.
Miss Bessie Finnev left for Wheel
ing last Friday where she will visit
Miss Sweeney.
Mr.. Edward Haverstick has been
spending a few days here the guest
OF Mrs. LOrentZ.
b. +. Reed passed through here
yesterday with a fine lot of horses he
had just bought.
Mrs. McVicker and Mrs. Lucy
Dering anticipate spending few
day on Cheat soon.
Miss Jennie Cooper is visiting at
Taylortown. She will probably not
return for some days.
Mrs. Styll and children have been
visiting at Hon. Chas. f. Wells,
Glover Gap, for week past.
VIM. johnson, of Waynesburg, and
his daughter Mrs. f. p. Lantz were
in town on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Edna South, q charming
young lady of Mt Morris, Pa, is in
town the guest of the Misses Donley.
Mrs. G. b. Foster will accompany
Mrs. F. S. Lyon home from Roches-
ter. They are expected tomorrow.
Miss Nellie Wallace returned home
yesterday from Keyser, where she
had been visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. J. w. Mccoy has been spend
ing a week here with her sisters, Miss
Rebecca Evans and Mrs. Elem
ing.
Miss Irwin, of Wheeling, who has
been visiting here for several weeks,
went to Mountain Lake this morn
ing.
John Hughes and Miss Mary
Farnsworth, of Pittsburgh, are visit
ing at Mrs. Farnsworth's ia this
place.
Miss Susie Moore will go to Bos-
ton in few weeks and remain for a
year in the Boston conservatory of
music.
Mrs. Sarah Dent, of Monongalia
county, is visiting her son, DR..
VIM. M. Dent, at Newburg.-King-
GOOD Argus.
w. w. Dering and party returned
from Browning's last week. Billie will
remain here still few days before
going to Louisville.
Misses Alice Eastman, of Point
Pleasant, and Lottie Morrow, of Fair
mont, were visiting Prof. Berkeley's
few days last week.
d. H. Chadwick is having pleas
ant time in the glades and is i'm
proving in health. He will probably
return home this week.
Mrs. John Wagner and her sons
Guy, Lowry and Dwight, of Wheel
ing, are here for few weeks, the
guests of Thos. r. Evans.
u. X. Brown started for Oakland
last Friday. He has contracted to
teach two months school in that
town beginning last Monday.
DR.. Morris will make flying visit
to this place on Saturday next. He
will go to Laurel Iron Works to see
Mrs. Morris, who is summering
there.
Mr.. Henry Zoller, of Baltimore, ar
rived here on Monday to visit his
family, they having for some time
past been the guests of DR.. Jos. A.
McLane.
Mr.. Frank Woods spent day in
town last week. Mrs. Woods who
had been here for several weeks re.
turned with him to their home in
Grafton.
Mr.. r. E. Mckinley received tel
egram from home on last Thursday
stating that his father was seriously
ill. Mr.. Mckinley left for his home
Immediately.
Geo. A. Huntington, who was as
saulted in so dastardly manner
some time ago, is able to resume his
duties again as editor Of the Graf
ton Sentinel
We acknowledge pleasant call
on Monday from Squire VIM. H.
johnson and his son., of Clay dis
trict. He is one of the solid citizens
of that section.
Prof. L. M. Boyers returned home
from Vicksburg, Miss, on Saturday
last and will spend the summer with
his parents at Randall. He looks
we'll and is warmly welcomed by his
many old friends.
Thos. H. B. Staggers, ESQ.,, the
eloquent young counsellor of Fair
mont, was in our city to-day in the
interest OF client who was unfortu-
nate in selling spirituous liquors out
of date.-P0rkersbuyg Journal.
Mr. Hugh D. Murphy and daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche, left on Friday
and will visit friends at Grafton,
Fairmont and Morgantown, before
their return to their home at New
ark, Ohio. -Buckhannon Delta.
Prof. Thos. E. and Mrs. Hodges,
and Miss Grace Hayes started on
Saturday to visit friends in Martins
burg and also to see Mrs. w. M.
johnson. at Union, Monroe county.
They will be absent about one
month.
Marshall Jacobs, of the firm of
Hutchinson & Jacobs, was in town
on business last Saturday. He is