The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-12-19

Mrs. DR.. CaSSelDerry anu MASTER
John are visiting in Philadelphia
Mr. Harvey Fleming, of Wheeling,
will be here next week to spend a
day or two.
Mrs. Daugherty, of Fairchance, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. n.
Pickenpaugh.
Miss Hattie Pride will go to Union
town tomorrow to spend some time
visiting friends.
Miss Lille Dietrich, of Pittsburg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jacob
Slime, in this place.
Miss Kate Pierce is expected here
from Washington, d. C., next week
to spend a short time.
DIR. B. W. Allen is able to continue
his medical lectures at the Universe
ty, we are glad to say.
Prof. White of the University, is
home again after doing some profes-
sional work in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bane, of
Waynesburg, have been at the Wal
lace House for two or three days.
Mrs. NJ. f. Howe, of Oakland. is
expected here in day or two to
spend the holidays at her old home.
Messrs. Hagans, McGrew, Fair
child and Max Ring came home by
the F., NJ. q ?. to the Little Falls
last Thursday.
Mrs. DIR. Triplett, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Morris
returned last week to her home at
Laurel Iron Works.
Mr.. S. d. Hartman and bride, of
Monongahela City, are the guests of
Mr.. George Hartman, of the Flats,
father of the groom.
Mr.. s. r. Fisher, of Laurel Point,
looked in upon us Saturday. He is
teaching a very successful school at
No. II, Grant district.
Philip A. Lloyd, Esq, of Pittsburg,
who was here attending the funeral
of his father-in-law, Rev. Mr.. Finney,
returned home Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Mapel and daughter,
Miss Ida, of Rosedale, Pa, visited at
Mr.. Hough's last week and attended
Mr.. Thompson's lectures.
Mr.. Will Chadwick, Of Indian
Territory, will be here in day or
two and will remain several weeks
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. B. C. Wilson has recovered
from his recent illness and is now
wrestling with the young idea at
rairyiew school, Morgan district.
Miss Gertie Hayes and Miss Myr-
tie Dorsey will leave next Tuesday
for visit among friends; the former
at Clarksburg and the latter at Ma
rietta
Mrs. Dana Purinton came up last
week from Uniontown, where she
had been under medical treatment
for sometime. She leaves this week
for her home at Fayetteville, Ark.
Miss Matte Brock is expected
home Saturday from Beaver, Pa, to
spend the holidays. Misses Elite
and Allie Boyers are expected home
from Pittsburg College next week.
Miss Ollie Marsh sang a solo at
the M. f. church on Sunday night
that was very highly complimented.
Miss Marsh has voice, which, for
richness of melody, is seldom excel
| led.
Mrs. Samuel Sergeant, of Eldora,
Iowa, who had been visiting her
brother, Mr.. F. X. O'Kelly, left last
week for Wheeling, where she will
remain for short time and then go
to her western home.
Miss Ella Fordyce came up from
Smithfield last week to spend some
time at home. Miss Emma is ex-
pected this week. They have been
teaching at Smithfeid and have been
unusually successful.
Mrs. j. NJ. Armstrong,of French
Creek; Upshur county, arrived yes
terday to see her son, Mr.. r. A.
Armstrong, who has been seriously
i'll for week, but who, we are glad
to say, is beginning to improve.
Max Ring is here for a time, hav-
ing been called by the illness of his
brother, Elias Ring. Mr.. Ring in
forms us that he wishes to dispose
of the store here. A bargain may be
had by some wide-awake business
man.
j. X. DURR has opened fine sa-
loon, billiard hall and lunch room at
400 Market street, Pittsburg. He
issued great many invitations to
the opening on Tuesday last not
few of which were received by his
old friends here.
"Ten Nights in Bar-room" and
among the Breakers" will be given
next week in Chenille. In the form
er play S. B. Brown will take the
role of "Mr Romines," and Dan
O'Brien that of Joe Morgan;" in
the latter play Brown has the role of
"Hon B. Hunter" and O'Brien that
of David Murry."
The Newport, (Va.) News hears
that R. M. G. Brown, U. S. Navy, of
Kingwood, this State, and who pass
ed the summer at Oakland and Deer
Park, is engaged to Miss Davis,
daughter of ex-senator Henry G..
Davis. Lieut.. Brown is brother of
Mrs Joseph Moreland. The we'd
ding will occur in Baltimore on the
9th of January.
Col. Dick Williams, one of the
resident engineers on the F., M.
& P. railroad, has been transferred
to the Morgantown end Of the line,
relieving Capt. E. W. Pennington,
who reports for duty to General
Manager Durham of the B. & O., at
Baltimore this week. Both are gen
ial, clever young gentlemen, and both
have numerous and particular friends
hereunder.
Col. r. w. Monroe, Of this town,
having received the appointment of
Clerk at the Lemhi Indian Agency,
in Idaho, near the Montana Line, ex-
poets to leave for that place in few
days. Though the salary is small,