The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

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very much better again.
Harry Nuzum, of Fsirmont, and
Warren Watson, of Smithtown, were
here the first of the week.
Prosecuting Attorney Houston,
who has been quite ill for some time
past, is able to be out again.
L. H. B. Staggers was summoned
here one day last week on account
of his fathers serious illness.
Cadet Porter, who was confined to
his room for a week or more, has
been out again for several day.
Melville Fleming and Lewis Core
are home from Delaware, Ohio,
spending their Senior vacation.
Mrs. John Parker, of Newark, Ohio
who has relatives in this county, is
one of the nurses at President Tur-
ner's.
A. G. Dayton, Esq, Of Phillippi, a
distinguished alumnus of the Uni
versity, was here Friday seeing old
friends.
Squire S. p. Barker, of George
town, spent several days in town last
week looking after some business
matters.
Laishlev Weaver has returned to
his home in Wheeling after spending
several days with friends here and
at Easton.
Miss Cora Donley returned Thurs
day evening from delightful visit
among friends at Waynesburg and
Mt Morris.
Collector Mckinney was here last
week on official business. He also
made trip to Preston county be-
fore returning home.
w, W. Hayes and family, moved
down from Fairmont yesterday even
ing and will go into Miss Arab Jane
Evans house to-day.
Mrs. Chandler has returned home
from a visit of week at Whitley,
Penna., and Miss Mollie has gone to
visit Mrs. E. V. c. Lewellen, who is
quite i'll.
Mr.. j. H. Mills, of III. l.. Pelouze
d Son, type founders and printing
press dealers, of Washington, was in
town ON Friday last looking after the
interests of his house.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeny Palmer has
gone to her home in Wheeling. She
was accompanied as far as Pitts
burg by Miss Lille Steele who went
to visit her brothers, John and Will
President Turner'S triplets have
been named as follows Uriel Nal
lory, James Jackson and PhbGe
Mr.. Turner says they answer to the
roll-call every morning.
Our clever fellow citizen Mr. Cole
man Trickett, of Clinton district
dropped in yesterday and dropped
years subscription into our till
for which he has our thanks.
Mr.. O. J. O'Hara and family de
parted yesterday for Fairmont wher'
: they will reside in the future. Mr.
O'Hara is very clever gentleman
and we are sorry to lose him from
our midst.
Mr.. Norton and family, who ha(
been at Jos. f. Watts for two weeks
have gone to Fairmont. Mr.. Nortol
desired to purchase farm in thi
county but could find nothing 70
sale that suited him.
, Mrs. Geo. Steele left for Pittsbur
> this morning, where she will visit
r few days and then return to Greens
, boro. After visit of week or tw
, at the latter place she will retur
I home. She will be saccompanie
: by Miss Lille Steele.
0 Mr.. VIM. n. Sine and son, {
y Mooresville, have returned frOr
their trip to Florida. They wer
pleased with the land of flowers, bu
so far as living there is concerned
o they prefer West Virginia.
The New DOMINION is in receiI
: of an invitation to attend the wee
= ding of Mr.. Lee NJ. Evans and Mis-
Il Annie Gustav, which takes place {
the residence of the brides parent
! at Cannelton, on April Sth. We e,
tend congratulations in advance
. Lee and his bonny bride.
e Mrs. Robert Domain and Mis-
McVicker, of Morgantown, were
town Sunday.-Grdphic.
From the Uniontown News "
, learn that Miss Matte Donaldso
is visiting friends at Everson, Pa.
Captain Dave Camp. Of Monong
liza county, passed through here OF
h day last week ON his way home fro
e Buckhannon.-GrGfton Standard.
The Morris X Roads correspon
ent of the Uniontown Democrat say
% Miss Maud B. Hall will go
e Morgantown for short time aft
y the LIST of April.
John Protzman, of Morgantow
came down on the steamer Harry
a. last Friday morning, and remain'
lie in town over night, the guest of
y A. Flenniken, of the Monongahe
e. House-Graphic.
Marshall White distinguish
~ himself at the fire last night
=, rushing into the burning buildil
q and carrying out a-bottle of nuc
~ age. He saved the bottle but spill
=: ~ the contents.-Chdrleston Star.
ia A Taylor county correspondent
he a Grafton paper says: The La
At school, taught by Miss Fannie BE
IS nett of Monongalia county, closed
d. day Tuesday,. Miss Fannie taug
n. very successful term, it being }
or first one.
Major Whiting, who went east |;
week on railroad business, is now
n, Charlottesville, Va, where he "
1T called by the illness of his daught
ny Will J. Yoder and Fred Hough, W
III accompanied the Major, have retul
Is, ed index.
;ot Mr.. w. A. Liller made us vi
he on Tuesday, and informed us tt
70 his school at Grove closed last we'
no We understand that Mr. Liller ga
> t.af ton m oil ,,af rf