The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-18

! Bernie Morgan, who has been at
tending school at Delaware, Ohio
returned to his home last week.
r. c. Berkeley, Jr, returned from
the Virginia University last week.
The Misses Steele, of Fairmont
are visiting at Mr.. A. L. Wade's.
Miss Ross, of Winfield, Marion
county was visiting at Mr.. A. L
Wade's last week.
Capt. F. L. Hurry dropped in OF
his friends here on Wednesday. o.
course they were all delighted to Sc,
him. He is one of the visitor:
whose welcome never wears out.
Il. l.. Domain was summoned tC
Greensboro last week to run the
steamer Germania, her pilot having
been disabled by an accident 1t is
very probable he will continue as VIC
learn he has been rendered the posi-
tion of pilot on a new boat. Sorry to
lose Bob
Jonathan Powell, of Peasants
county, formerly monaghan and
brother of Isaac A., has been visit
ing his old friends in Clinton for sew
eral days past. He made the New
DOMINION a pleasant call last week,
Rev. Mr.. f. p. Brand. who has
for two years been attending Newton
Theological Seminary returned home
several days ago. He has accepted
the pastorate of q church at Taylor
town.
Mrs. Sarah Cooper is visiting Mr..
VIM. HowelPs, of Clinton district.
DIR. Dorsey Fitch went to Fair
mont on Saturday, where he will re-
main for few days before going to
Frostburg. The good wishes OF
many Morgantown friends will fol
low the Doctor and his wife to their
new home.
Mrs. Kramer is in town, the guest
of Mrs. Lorentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Chadwick and
Mrs. Durr started for Camp Eden
on Saturday morning. They expect
to remain about ten days.
Messrs. John C. Gregg, of West
Point, w. H. Alexander, of Noun
tain City, Pa, and S. Carmac, OF
North San Juan, California, were
registered at the Wallace House last
Friday. They belong to party
which is camping out at Lock No. 8.
They returned to their camp on Sat
urday, much pleased with their visit
to Morgantown.
Evans Dawson seems to be spend
ing the time very pleasantly in Nor
gantown.
Mr.. VIM. |. Protzman last week
moved his saw mill to Jarrett
Lynch's farm which is near Laurel
Point.
Rev. Mr.. Lowell NJ. Protzman has
accepted the pastorate of a church
in California.
Sackerman, of Rings clothing
house, returned early this week from
his trip to Parkersburg, much to the
delight Of Ring who had been wild
owed for a week. .Sacky" reports
good time among his Parkersburg
friends.
Prof. F. S. Lyon has secured the
services of Misses Bertha Stout, Ada
Baker and Mamie Byrne as teachers
in Broaddus College for the next
Clarksburg Neaos.
S. A. Posten and wife, of Arnettss
xr,lla w No xvara towrn On Mnp
day.-Kingrood Journal.
Mrs. Estella Clark, once a resident
of this place, and a popular and we'll
known lady, was recently visiting
here.
Our solid young friend L. j. West
favored us with pleasant call yes
terday. He resides on the old home
stead, and is worthy representative
of his excellent predecessor.
We are glad to learn that Prof j.
M. Lee, so we'll and favorably known
as military instructor in the West
Virginia University, has accepted the
position of Assistant Principal with
]. C. Orr, lately elected Principal of
the Linsly Institute. We hope the
new management may introduce
the cadet feature, so popular at one
time in this Institute.-Regtster.
J. M. Hagans returned on Satur-
day from Indianapolis.
Frank T. Raymond and Marsh.
MADEIRA have started west with Cali.
iornia as their objective point.
Prof. +. E. and Miss Effie Mercer,
of Fairmont, have been the guests of
Rev. Feather, of Sunny Side, for
several days past. They departed
for their home to- day,
Mr.. p. H. Keck was at Fairmont
during the early part of this week, at
tending to the interests of some eli
ents in very important suit now in
court in Marion county.
Col. Evans spent day in Fair
mont last week attending to some
important business matters.
That genial citizen, B. F. Dawson,
of Cass, made US a very pleasant
call on Saturday last.
We acknowledge very pleasant
call from our good Radical friend,
Col. Snider, on Saturday last.
To Nathan Shafer we are indebted
for new subscription.
Miss Susie Moore will please ac-
cept our thanks for favors rendered
last week.
Mrs. Palmer went to her home in
Wheeling this morning. She will
take charge of the musical depart
ment of Broaddus College Septem-
Der 1st.
Mr.. Clyde Hutchinson, Of Cataw-
ba, Marion county, spent couple of
days here last week.
The following personal paragraphs
aye clipped from the Kingwood Ar
gus:
Mr.. W. A Guseman, of the firm of
Guseman Bros, of Reedsville, accom-
panied by Miss Jennie Reed, passed
through town ON the 4th.
"John S. Murdoch, ESQ.,, is almost
as happy over the prospects of our
getting a railroad as he was when
Cleveland was elected President" -
Well, ought not the Squire to be
happy over both events?
Messrs. Bruce and Tom Keenan,,