The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-10

for several days.
Miss Ida Hite is one of the
many who are sick this week.
Mrs. f. NJ. Reynolds. of Keyser, is
the guest of Mrs. J. c. Wallace.
Rev. Mr.. Buchanan was DR. La
Tiers guest during his stay here.
w. II. Gregg, of California. Pa,
was in town the first of the week.
S. d. Hirschman has returned
from an extensive trip in the east.
Simon Cumberledge and J. w.
Wiley, of Wise, were in town Friday.
Prof White returned from Pitts
burg Sunday on the steamer
"Harry."
Mr.. c. Z. Grafton left for his
home in Hancock county on Thurs
day last.
Miss Annie widows is rather
seriously i'll and has been so for sew
eral days.
Miss Mary keck has been rather
seriously ill with pneumonia for
several days.
Miss Ida Dunn, of Smithheld,
was visiting at DIR. Kramer's Sun
day and Monday.
Miss Ida Mapel, of Rosedale, Pa,
has been the guest of the Misses
Hough for few days.
Walter MADEIRA was confined to
the house Friday and Saturday, but
is able to be at work again.
Mrs. viii Lawhead will go to her
old home in Ohio next week. Will
remains here during the summer.
Squire Staggers was very i'll
again yesterday-much worse than
ever before, but he is some better
again.
Meyer Sackerman ("Sackey" de-
parted Saturday morning for Balti-
more, where he will make his perma-
nent home.
Miss Maud Hall, of Morris X
Roads, is the guest of Mrs. DIR. Nor
ris. She will remain in Morgantown
several weeks.
w. N. Berkeley and his little sis
ter Fannie have both been confined
to the house with very severe colds
for several days.
Our clever friend j. r. Hall of
Laurel Point, dropped in on Monday
and renewed his subscription, for
which he has our thanks.
Rev. j. F. Cowan, of Pittsburg,
spent last Friday in this place He
was en- route to Baltimore to attend
the NJ. 2. Conference now in session
in that city.
Students Bishop and Hassler are
both confined to their room at Mr.
Moreland's. They have caught the
"epizootic" which seems to be tax
ing the town.
James II. Lawhead and David ii.
Courtney are expected home to-day
from Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, where they graduated
a few days since.
w. K. Basnett went to Manning
ton Friday to attend the wedding of
his niece, Miss BERTHE Basnett, to
DR.. l.. N. Burchinal, which occurred
Saturday evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. Jane Layton, of Cassville,
was in town yesterday and had in
tended to start to Iowa to visit her
daughter Mrs. Walter Maple, but
was afraid to risk the F., NJ. Il p. in
the present condition of the road.
A. NJ. cambridge, ESQ.,, of Little
ton, Wetzel county, came down to
the Athens Saturday evening Com
modore" is hustler and has huilt
up good law practice at Littleton.
Mrs. John Parfitt, who had been
staying in town for several weeks,
has gone to her home near Easton.
She is suffering with cancer on the
face, but we hope that it may yet be
cured.
Miss Emma Fordyce will begin
summer school at Smithtield on the
18th inst. Miss Ella is also at
Smithfield teaching music and fancy
work. They have been there for
some time and are deservedly very
popular.
We regret to hear of the affiiction
of DR.. f. M. Dent, of Newburg. A
correspondent at that place says he
is suffering from rheumatism so
much that he is unable to feed him
self. We hope to hear of his speedy
recovery.
Messrs. NJ. II. Fleming and Lewis
Core started back to Delaware, Ohio,
yesterday after spending an enjoya-
BILE vacation at their homes in this
county. They will graduate at the
o. w. Z. in June. They were ac-
companied by Mr. Cores niece, Miss
Ida Alexander, of Illinois, who is
also a student at Delaware.
Deputy Marshall r. w. Sine was
here yesterday summoning witnesses
to appear at the U. S. district court,
now in session at Clarksburg, to
testify against Jno. +. Latham late
Deputy Collector of Internal Rev
enue. John Dietrich and A. Sha-
han, distillers, from whom money
was collected that was never &C
counted for, we're summoned.
Judge f. B. Hall and wife, of San
TIA Barbara, California, and Mrs. Lu-
Their Jones, of San Francisco, have
been guests of the Wallace House
for two days past, being weather
bound. They have been visiting
in Marion county for some time past
and are now on their way to visit the
family of Rev. II. o. Rosborough, at
Point Marion. Judge Hall is ma
tive of Marion county, where he
practiced for years. During the
war he presided over one of the ju-
dicial circuits Of this State. The
husband Of the latter lady was for
long time resident of this place,
and has many friends still among
the older residents. He now resides
in San Francisco.
w. T. Bishop, general supernu-
merary on F. M. u p division was
visiting friends in Grafton this week.
standard.