The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-12-26

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George Parftt made brief visit
here last week.
| John Lindsey spent Sunday with
friends here.
Mr.. S. w. Poe, of Taylor county
was here last Friday.
To Henry c. Price we are indebted
for call on Saturday last.
VIM. Hunt, of Taylortown, Pa,
was on our streets last week.
Prof W. p. Wiley will probably
spend next week in New York.
Prof. and Mrs. Lorentz will spend
Christmas with friends in Pittsburg
Messrs. Joe Miller and Dav,
Hoge went to Mt. Morris Tuesday
Thos. Blair, of New Geneva, Pa,
registered at the Wallace House last
Friday.
1t is with pleasure that we report
Mr.. r. A. Armstrong on the road to
recovery.
Mr. John H. Baker. of Cheat Neck
was in town day or two the first o.
the week.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs
Bert Protzman has been seriously
ill for several days.
Walter Hayes came down from
Fairmont Saturday evening and re-
turned Tuesday morning.
Miss Kate Protzman has been So
Letting money for Christmas tree
at Woodland school house.
Mrs. Maria Evans went to Pitts
burg on Friday. She will return tc
Morgantown after the holidays.
Mrs. T. Pickenpaugh and Master
Clark have returned from visit to
friends at Oakland and Grafton.
Miss Matte Brock came home
from Beaver, Pa, ON Saturday and
will remain till after the holidays.
Miss Laura Riggs, of Morgan
Glade, was visiting at Captain Jack
Thompson's and F. X. O'Kelly's last
week.
Misses Elite and Allie Boyers
will be home tomorrow Thursday
from Pittsburg to spend the holt
days.
Prof. Reynolds preached at Sugar
Grove, Grant district, last Sunday
morning. Mr.. A. L. Nye went out
with him.
R. A. Hines, J. w. Guseman, w.
I. Wheeler, H. H. Reed, w. C. Men
ear, all of Reedsville, were in town
last week.
Mr.. r. S. Finney, has returned to
his home in New York. He was
called here by the death of his father
Rey. S. L. Finney.
To Michael Muse, ESQ.,, we are
indebted for pleasant business call
last week. We would be glad to see
Mike more frequently.
Miss Nora Neil, of Greensboro,
was the guest Of Mrs. LauraSteeie a
day or two last week. She went
home Saturday morning.
Misses Gertie Hayes and Myrtle
Dorsey left yesterday Tuesday, to
visit-the former at Clarksburg and
the latter at Marietta, Ohio.
Deputy Collector O. S. Mckinney
was here yesterday ON official bust
ness. He is one Of the most popular
and efficient officers in the State.
Mr.. Will d. Chadwick, who has
been in the Creek Nation, Indian
Territory for some time, came home
Thursday to spend a while with his
old friends.
Our excellent friend Henry P.
Wilson, of Center, smiled on this
office one day last week in the alb
sence of the editor. Sorry we missed
seeing him.
James and Genie Anderson, son
and daughter of d. l. b. Anderson
and Mrs. George Parfitt have gone
to Pittsburgh to spend the holidays
with friends.
Mr.. S. Grove Chadwick was taken
very i'll last night with something
like pneumonia. At this time he is
resting easier. We hope to hear of
his early recovery.
Geo. II. Bonnifeld, one of the rep
resentative young democrats of
Grant district and a clever fellow,
paid his respects to the New DoMIN-
ION office on Saturday last.
Mr.. George M. Kelly, is home
from Drew Theological Seminary to
spend two or three weeks. He likes
Drew very much and says the West
Virginia boys there'are doing nicely.
T. H. B. Staggers spent several
days here last week on business
We notice that he is one of the
attorneys in the Baker case, now
pending in the circuit court of Ma
rion county.
The Hon. w. L. Wiley and Rev.
Mr.. Crawford both are to lecture
soon at Fairmont; the former on
"The Relation of Law to Civil Lib
erty'' and the latter on ''The King
dom of Fancy"
Major j. L. MCGEE, Of Washing
ton, d. c., and Lucian Hagans, of
Chicago, are here to spend the holt
days with their mother and sisters.
Both have large circle of friends
who are glad to see them.
Mr.. Granville Chichester, of Weston,
an old student at the University, was
in town Thursday paying his re-
spects to old familiar scenes. He
favored the New DOMINION by halt
ing in this office as he toured the
town.
We regret to say that Rev. How
ard McQueary is still quite sick
Indec.
Adam Bower, of Morgantown,
smiled on his Waynesburg friends
this week.-Zndependent.
Jos. Keener, one of Morgantown's
most extensive stock dealers. passed
through our place one day last week
with fine lot of cattle.-Messenger.