The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-11-07

turned to Washington
Marcellus Jolliffe and wife were
among the centennial visitors.
n. B. Boggess, of Smithtown, was
visiting Mrs MILAN last week.
Guy r. c. Allen returned to his
home in Wheeling yesterday.
Marshall Miller has our thanks
for favors extended us last week.
Chairman Lantz and his brother
John w. spent centennial day here.
Prof W. Fl. Seamon, of Crozet, Va,
is visiting his father-in-law's family.
Charles Hall and sister Maud of
the Cross Roads spent Thursday
here.
Elias Eddy and daughter were
among our centennial visitors last
week
j. NJ. Keck, of Reedsville, was Wis
iting his old home on the west side
Thursday.
j. L. Stone and wife, of Kingwood,
came over ON Thursday and stopped
with j. l.. Robe.
Alex. McElroy and wife, of Harri-
son county were the guests of DIR.
Morris last week.
Johnnie Coda dropped in one day
since our last issue and renewed for
year, in advance.
John Long, Esq, of Orrville, Ohio,
spent last week here the guest of his
on-in-law w. w. Houston.
Mrs. Matte King, of Philadelphia,
daughter of H. J. Boyers, is the guest
of Mrs. Styll, in this place.
Mrs. Howell and Miss Flora Jol-
life, of Fairmont, were the guests of
Miss Mary Keck last week.
Dawson Adams and wife, of
Greensboro, popular young couple,
were here at the centennial.
r. M. Lytton, one of Clinton's clev-
er citizens, made US pleasant bus
mess call while here last week.
David Chadwick has been serious
ly i'll for several days past. We
hope to see him well again very soon.
c. +. Vickery and daughter were
also among the Centennial visitors
here last week from Preston county.
We were especially pleased to meet
our old friend, the veteran printer and
editor, j. II. Powell, on centennial
day.
DIR. Mason, his father-in-law, Mr..
Eakin and quite a number of their
friends, of Battelle, took in the cen
tennial.
"Doc," Nick and Justos South
were in at the centennial and viewed
the proceedings over the heads of or
binary men.
'Dick" Huntington, member of
the Vest Virginian force, of Fair
mont, while here last week made this
office a call.
Our esteemed young friend, F. M.
Arnett, of Brant, Marion county, was
visiting his old friends in this coun-
ty last week.
George O'Kelly came out from
Bridgeport, Ohio, to attend the cen
tennial. He stopped with his broth
er, F. X. O'kelly.
Hon j. c. McGrew and J. Ami
Martin, of Kingwood, were the guests
of Senator McGrew during the cele
bration last week.
Eliza Sheets ran down from Wells
burg TO see his old home and attend
the Centennial, Eliza is a prosper
Gus merchant of that town.
Rev. MI. Chandler, Profs. Purin-
ton and Reynolds and several other
gentleman have gone to Grafton to
attend theBaptist General Associa-
ton.
Isaac Google, of Marion county,
accompanied by his daughters, Miss
Maggie and Miss Elite, visited friends
here last week and took in the cen
tennial.
Hon. c. M. Bishop and wife, John
Crane and wife, James A. Brown and
Mrs. Bunker were among the many
visiters here from Kingwood on Cen
tennial day.
Mrs. Ellen Nuzum, of Fairmont,
was one of our centennial visitors
last week. Like all Morgantown's
former residents she enjoys visit to
the old place.
John Carney, Esq, of Fairmont,
an old citizen of this place, but who
has been absent number of years
was back greeting his old friends on
Centennial day.
We had an unusually pleasant call
last Thursday from John c. Beatty,
of the Uniontown Democrat. We
are always happy to see members of
the brotherhood.
Rev. J. L. Simpson who was once
a citizen of Morgantown and is yet
we'll and favorably known in the
town came back to witness the Cen
tennial celebration.
j. S. Protzman and wife, of Bar
bour county, were among old friends
f in this county since our last, and to
him we are indebted, with many 9th
ers, for business favors.
, Jim Birtcher, one of our former
clever fellow citizens, now of Pres
ton county, was here at the centen-
NAL. He did not forget to renew his
subscription while here.
Robert Moxly and family and Will
liam L. Morris, of Fayette county,
were here last week visiting the lat
ter's brother, DR.. Geo. B. Morris and
J taking in the Centennial.
John Dawson, Esq, of Uniontown,
visited his father-in-law Col. Evans
J last week, saw the Centennial and
greeted his two sons who are in at
tendance at the West Virginia Uni
versity.
Charley Durbin was among his old
friends here on Centennial day. He
> paid the New DOMINION Office pleas
ant visit. His mother Mrs. F. M.
, Durbin will return to her home the
> latter part of this week.
, Mr.. C. S. Howell, of the Pittsburgh