The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-06-05

Fred. Lorentz arrived at home
Monday from Jacksonville, Indiana,
and will remain for some time. We
regret to say that Erred. is not en-
joying very good health.
Capt. Hurry is among his old
friends in Morgantown sgain-all of
whom are glad to see him. There is
possibility that the Captain will
make his home here in the future.
Geo. G. Hayes is suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism. We
trust he may soon recover.
Mr.. J. w. Stevens, of Laurel Point,
was among our business callers yes
terday.
j. Clark Cole was in town yester-
day, and dropped in to see the New
DOMINION and renew his subscrip-
ton.
Miss Bette Mcclure, Of Wheeling,
is the guest of Miss Fannie Lazier.
Among the numerous other citi-
zens from Clay district attending
court this week, was our clever
friend, S. P. Tenant, Esq.
Mr.. H. A. Dickson, of Stewards
town, made us very pleasant call
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. j. b. Feather is spending
two or three weeks with relatives
and friends at Fairmont.
Mrs Phil. Sloan, of Brownsville,
cane up to attend the funeral of
her father, Mr.. Albert MADEIRA, and
will remain two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren links, of Man
nington, spent few days recently
visiting relatives in Durbannah.
They returned home Monday even
ing.
Messrs. A. w. Weber, w. X. Hart,
jr., Geo. w. Laying, w. H. Drum, Ed
Martin, J. B. Barbour, jr., l. M.
Porter and J. H. Sawertjr., of Pitts
burg, spent few hours in town Sat
urday and returned to the Smoky
City the same evening.
Miss Jennie Fleming, of Union
town, spent Sunday visiting friends
here. She is now at Fairmont. She
was accompanied up from Uniontown
by Mr.. w. d. Costello.
Mrs. Johh Carney, Of Fairmont, is
the guest of the Misses Campbell, of
Durbannah.
Miss Nellie Silcott, of Brownsville,
will be the guest of Mrs, A. H. TAFT
during Commencement week.
Misses Lucy Donley and Mary
Kitchens and Will. S. Kitchens
drove over to Mt. Morris Saturday
and returned Mondap morning.
M. J. Barrackman and Miss May
Morris, Frank w. Long and Miss M.
Eta Faux, and Will. S. Kitchens
and Miss Edna South came over
from Mt. Morris Sunday and.return-
the same evening.
To Col. Hanway, DIR. Courtney,
Simon Mcclure, Jno. w. Lanham,
Miss Addie Low, Van Buren, Everly,
w. j. Sanders, j. L. Stoneking. S.
w. Boyers and scores of others we
are indebted for business calls since
our last issue.
Miss Minnie Reay is visiting
friends at Keyser.
Miss Lou Cummings, of Wheeling,
is expected here Friday evening and
will be the guest of Miss Myrtle
Dorsey during and after Commence
ment week.
DIR. Geo. w. Morgan, of Winfield,
was elected member Of the State
Medical Society, the clause in the
constitution which prohibits physi-
clans from becoming members who
have not practiced five years was
waived This makes the Doctor the
youngest member of the Society,"
Charleston Star.
Miss Anna Fisher who has been
the guest of friends here for some
time, returned to Fairmont Friday
morning.
Miss Hattie Williams returned to
her home at Greensboro Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Louis Hagedorn left on Mon
day for his long contemplated visit
in Germany. He went to Baltimore
from which port he will sail to-day
at 2 o'clock on one of the North
German Lloyd steamers. His many
friends here all wish him bon voydge.
Miss Callie Hagans returned last
week from Washington, d. c., where
she had been visiting friends for q
few days.
Miss Ollie Pierce returned home
on Friday last from Washington,
where she had been visiting. She
returned with Miss Callie Hagans.
Mamie Herrick, a little girl about
seven years old, arrived here last
Friday evening, having made the
trip from some pointin Illinois alone.
A card to conductors was tied
around her neck and she had NO
trouble. She says the conductors
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them was as good as Capt. Walker.
After landing here she was turned
over to her friends. She thanked
Capt. Walker in the most feeling
and lady-like manner for his care Of
her.
Mr.. d. H. Chadwick spent last
Sunday rusticating in Preston
county.
DR.. Morris spent Saturday and
Sunday at home. After next month
we will have the Doctor here ten
days each month.
Prof. l. G. White, of the chair of
Natural History, in the State Uni
versity, accompanied by Messrs.
Yost and Stevenson of that Institu-
ton, and J. L. Harris, of Huntsville,
spent Monday and Tuesday nights
in town. On Tuesday they visited the
oil fields of Steer Creek. The Prof.
reports natural gas in great quanti-
ties but on the subject of oil he is
severely reticent. The boys present
quite pleasant and good looking
party. Prof. White appears as
young, fat, handsome any jolly as
of yore and has not gained three and
a half pounds at one eating or been
mistaken for Frank James since he