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

land last Friday, where she will visit
her parents for a few days.
Grove Kelly visited his uncle last
week at Laurel Iron Works.
Sackerman, of Rings clothing
house, is visiting in Parkersburg.
Mr.. Ben Williams and his sister,
Hattie, spent the Fourth in town.
Miss Fanny Peery expects to visit
Miss Ella Ison, of Oakland. soon.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeny Palmer, of
Wheeling, is visiting Mrs. Moore.
Our good friend I. F. Smith. of
Halleck, called to see us last week.
Mr.. T. G. Rector left last Tuesday
for his home, which is near Parkers-
burg.
Henry Cooper, who has been in
Fairchance for some time has re-
turned.
Misses Ella and Emma Fordyce
will return from Smithfield, Pa, on
Saturday.
Rev. Mrs. Samuel Steele will spend
the summer with her son, George, of
this place.
Prof. Purinton and his family and
Prof. Lyons family will go to Camp
Eden soon.
James Gabler and son, of Greens
boro, spent last Saturday at Mrs.
Boughner's.
Mr.. Ed. Baker started for Chicago
last Monday where he will engage
in business,
ALI. X. Smith has been spending
a few days at home. He is located
in Clarksburg.
Mrs. Dr. Morris is spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Trip
lett, in Cheat Neck.
Mrs. Frank Woods, of Grafton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Picken
paugh, in this place.
DIR. Cox, OF Masontown, was cir
culating last Thursday among his
friends in Morgantown.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a call yesterday from George f. G.
Hartman and Squire Reed.
Miss Mamie Hough returned last
Thursday from Wheeling, where she
has been visiting for some time.
Dir. A. +. Hustled and bride have
been here for several days past, the
guests of Mr.. l.. S. Hough's family.
Messrs. Abraham and Thomas
Knisely, of Richie county, were in
this county last week on business.
Rev. Mr.. w. F. Anderson, of New
York City arrived in town on last
Thursday. He will leave tomorrow.
Mr.. B. L. Keenan, went to Oakland
last Thursday on business. He re-
turned to Morgantown on Monday.
Miss Dana Robinson, of Evans.
vile, Preston county, is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. F. Fl. Tapp, of Maids
vile.
Hon. J. M. Hagans started for
indianapolis on Tuesday morning.
He expects to return the last of this
week.
Misses Flora Fast and Jennie
Staggers are visiting at Captain
Jollif's, in Clinton district this
week.
Prof. S. b. Brown, of Martins
burg, is spending few weeks with
his parents and friends in Clinton
district.
Mr.. /. L. Baton, of Uniontown,
was in town on the 4th, aud took in
the circus. He returned home on
Monday.
Miss Matte Boughner returned
home yesterday from Ohio, where
she has been teaching for several
months past.
Mr.. E. C. Lazier and wife, of Nor
gantown, are in this place visiting
their son-in-law, Mr.. John T. Har-
ris.-Review.
Last weeks Keyser Echo says:
Mrs. j. M. Hennen and Miss Nellie
Wallace are visiting friends in
Grant county.
Prof. Lorentz left on Tuesday to
visit friends in Pittsburg. Louisville
and other places. He will return by
way of New York.
Mrs. John T. Harris passed
through the city Tuesday, on her
way to visit to Wheeling.-Pa,
kersburg Sentinel.
Henry H. Ryland, who was stu
dent of the University last year from
Fayette county, Pa, is back looking
over the old battle ground.
Mrs. Lizzie Zoller and children, of
Baltimore, are spending season
with Mrs. Zoller's father, DR.. Jos.
A. McLane, of this place.
Walter Hough returned from
Washington city on Saturday. He
reports having seen some of the
clerks trembling in their boots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griffith, of
Baltimore, arrived in town on last
Friday evening. They will visit
friends in town for some days.
Mr.. Lewis Core, who has been at
tending school at Delaware, Ohio,
for some time, was circulating among
his friends in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Houston, will
leave for Orrville, Ohio, the last of
this week or the first of next. They
will probably be absent ten days.
Mrs. John Steele, of Clarksburg
who has been visiting Mr.. A. F.
Lawhead, of Durbannah, for some
days, left for her home on Tuesday.
Among the numerous visitors in
town on the Fourth was r. P. Rhoads,
of Masontown, Penna. Rheub's nu-
merous friends were all glad to see
him.
Jas. Bell, liveryman and AID Bow
er, Tonsorial Artist, of Morgantown,
W. Va. were visiting friends at this
place, this week. Waynesburg Dem
ocrat.
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