The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-03-27

Friday in town.
Miss Jennie kigef Is visiting
friends at Webster.
Miss Kate Kiger, of Ellington, was
visiting friends here yesterday.
J. A. Hunter, Assistant Master of
Roads, was down from Grafton Fri
day.
Mr.. F. NJ. Durbin was elected a
school commissioner at Grafton last
week.
Mr.. /. 6. Lazzell has finished his
school at Kingwuod and returned
home.
Mr. C. E. Bower, of Kingwood, is
one of the new students at the Uni
versity.
Mrs. Benjamin Jones, of Kansas, is
visiting old friends and relatives in
this county.
Elmer Wells. Q well known mar
BILE cutter of Clarksburg, was here
Wednesday.
J. NJ. Devine, of Wheeling, has
gone to northern Dakota to spend
the summer
"Brose" List, of Wheeling, was the
guest of I. w. Anderson Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Lazier is visiting
friends in Washington, Baltimore
and elsewhere.
Z. S. Gauger Poe was in this
county day or two last week on
official business.
Miss Emma Fordyce will teach
summer school at Smithfield, begin
ming April 18th.
Hon. Geo. c. Sturgiss spent
part of last week in Pittsburg and
Little Washington.
Mr.. A. b. Bush has been suffering
severely for several days with huge
boil on his right hand.
N. G. Hurst, of Uniontown, well
known in Morgantown, will go to
Colorado about April first
Mrs. DIR. Allen returned Saturday
from Wheeling, where she had been
friends for some time.
Miss Sallie Dorsey was much
worse again Saturday evening but
has once more slightly recovered.
Mrs. Albert MADEIRA went to
Brownsville Monday ON the Harry"
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Phil.
Sloan.
Mr.. N. M. Waters was called to
his home at Independence last week
to see his little sister Flota, who is
very ill.
DR.. Mackey was summoned to
last week to attend Mrs.
VIM. G. Brown, but her case was
hopeless.
l. Byron Thomas, of Cheyney, Pa,
came in on the F., NJ. Il p. Friday
evening to be the guest of Durham
nah friends.
Mrs. Graham, of Frostburg, and
Mrs. Winter, of Cumberland, are
their mother, Mrs. Coombs
in this place.
c. Russell Huston returned
Wednesday evening from Somerset,
Pa, where he had been spending two
or three weeks.
Bessie, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gregg, was seriously
i'll with the brain fever last week
but is better again.
Miss Cora Stuck, of Fairmont,
who is visiting her brother here, is
suffering severely with the quinsy.
Mrs. Stuck is also ill.
Mrs. w. c. McGrew came home
on Saturday from Kingwood, where
she had been attending the funeral
of Mrs. Junior" Brown.
Miss Lizzie Stillians, who had
been visiting friends in Marion
county for several weeks, returned
to this place last Friday.
Mrs. X. &. Berkeley and daughter
Fannie returned home Wednesday
evening from Fairmont where they
had been visiting the family of Judge
Fleming.
Misses Lizzie Conwell and Mary
K. McClarnan, from near Easton,
favored this office with call last
Wednesday. Visitors are always
welcome
Mrs. Capt. McVicker and Misses
Maud and Birdie, accompanied by
Mrs. r. L. Domain. and Miss Jen-
nette, have gone to Pittsburg to
spend few days.
Mrs. Rebecca Lynch, of Elizabeth,
Pa, who had been the guest of Mrs.
Sarah Wood, on trout street, for
several months, returned to her
home last Monday.
The Morris X Roads correspondent
Of the Uniontown Ne,cs says Frank
Easton, WestVirginia, visits
us often. The attraction doubtless
could be accounted for philosophic-
ally.
Messrs. J. G. NJ. Donham, of
Greensboro, and S. X. Minor, of Ma
pletown, spent Wednesday night in
town, and called upon the New Do
MINroN. They are splendid young
men.
Mr.. Forney Donley, who has been
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, for several
returned home last week
improved in health. His
many friends would have rejoiced to
have seen his health entirely restored
to him.
Jno. L. Lane, ESQ.,, Travelling Pass
enger Agent for the B. 4 O., and r.
McChesney Smith, Esq, Travelling
Passenger Agent for the c., B. & O.,
spent a day or two in town last week.
They are very pleasant and genial
gentlemen.
Mrs. John j. Brown and daughter
Miss Gay spent Saturday and Sun
day at home. They attended the
funeral of Mrs. Junior" Brown last
week at Kingwood, and ON Monday
returned to Washington, Pa, where
Miss Gay is attending school.
Messrs. N. NJ. Waters and Willard
Pell will teach select school at
Masontown, Preston county, begin
ming June 14th. Mr.. Waters is