The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-03-06

MI. ROSS DtoNu- VI t1dN ulstTict,
was the quest of relations here the
first of the week.
Mrs. George Steel returned the
first of the week from visit at her
old home in Greensboro.
Sanford Morris was circulating
among his old Morgantown friends
on Saturday and Sunday last.
Rev. Howard MacQueary, of Fair
mont, favored us with very enjoya-
BILE call last Thursday evening
Miss Annie Wade has returned
home from Fairmont where she was
the guest of her sister, Miss Mary.
Mrs. Riley Dean and sister, Miss
Cannon, are visiting their father,
Rev. Mr.. Cannon, in Richie county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DAVIDSON of
BRIDGEPORT, spent several days last
week with Mrs. Sarah Wood. of this
place.
We learn that David G. Hogue is
very well pleased with his new home
in Indiana, and has first class po-
sition.
Mrs. John Price, we are sorry to
say, has been very seriously ill for
several days, but her recovery is
hoped for.
Mr.. VIII Finney has secured
position in Pittsburg and will not go
with the family to New York on the
first of April.
Misses Vernie Rice and Lottie
Dunaway frightened the New DoMIN-
ION office with their presence one
day last week.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Malone, of Catawba,
made us very agreeable call one
day last week. He was aceompan-
led by his son.
Jos. r. Miller went to Pittsburg
last Monday ON business. He will
visit his parents at Washington be-
fore his return.
Miss Ollie Lawhead was quite i'll
day or two last week and unable to
take charge of her school, but we are
glad to say that she is well again.
Mrs. DIR. Clark went to Waynes-
burg Monday to spend some time
with friends. The Doctor accom-
panied her as far as Fairmont.
Our clever fellow citizen, b. F.
Long, of Laurel Point dropped in on
Monday and added his name to our
list, for which he has our thanks.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford is taking a rest
of week and half in Washington
and elsewhere. Before his return
home he will lecture at Fairmont on
"the Kingdom of Fancy.
Rev. d. G. Helmick is conducting
the greatest revival of religion ever
experienced in Grafton. More than
$50 persons have been converted and
the work is still going on.
Mr.. Will Lawhead and family will
return to their old home in Ohio the
last of this month to reside perma-
nently. We would be much better
pleased if they would decide to re-
main here.
Mrs. Styll will remove to Phila-
delphia in less than two weeks and
engage in the millinery business
there. She will be accompanied by
Miss Mary Semans who will remain
there with her.
Mr.. r. A. Armstrong will teach
high school at French Greek, Up
shur county, during the summer.
He is eminently fitted for work of
that kind, and we are certain that
he will succeed.
Mrs. Prof. Stewart and Mrs. Prof.
Hodges, accompanied by Ernest
Hayes, went to Fairmont yesterday
morning to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hayes. Two poor, lone, lorn
professors are going about the streets
as gloomy as the grave.
Mr.. Smith Hood, of Louisville,
was in town Monday and Tuesday
attending to business matters and
seeing old friends of whom he has
scores here. He has just been APP
pointed Notary Public by Governor
Wilson and will make an efficient as
well as handsome officer.
Miss Flora Hamilton, of Grafton,
and Miss Mary Costello, of Brady's
Mills, Nd, are the guests of Miss
Maud McVicker. They were visit
ing Mr.. Samuel McVicker's in the
county a few days last week and
until this mOring. Mr.. Clark Ham
ilton, of Grafton, accompanied them
here and remained day or two.
We are in receipt of a beautiful
card announcing the 39th Annual
Commencement of Sterling Medical
College, with compliments of DIR. J.
E. Musgrave. DIR. Musgrave is a
graduate of the University here and
a man who will make success as a
He is a member of the
present graduating class of Sterling
College. Congratulations.
We learn that Profs. A. J. Hare
and F. B. Trotter will teach nor
NAL school in Kingwood during the
coming summer. 1t will begin on
the 4th of May and continue for ID
weeks. The tuition will be from
Sc. so to $50 for the term. ANY in
formation can be obtained by ad-
drssing Prof. Hare at Grafton, or
Prof. Trotter at Kingwood.
Robert Birkett, late rink manager
here, is selling an improved squirt
gun which supercedes all fire COM
panies.-Grqfton Standard.
Miss Nettie Nye, a charming
young lady of Morgantown, is visit
ing Mrs. John w. Mason, on Wash
ington street, this week.-Grgfton
Standard.
Daniel Fordyce, of Morgantown,
was in town this week and says the
B. & 0. road wont stop at Morgan
town, but will push on through to
Genius.
B. S. Morgan, Superintendent of
Free Schools, is in Washington city,
attending National Convention of
State Superintendent of Free
Schools. Star.