The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-17

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week to remain several days.
Mr.. al. Wettstein's little child is
dangerously i'll with pneumonia
Students Bishop and Hassler, who
were ill last week, are able to be out
again.
+. X. O'Kelly is spending few
days in Pittsburg and Mt. Pleasant,
Penna.
Mr. Will Osborne, of Clarksburg,
is putting up the new awning for
DIR. Morris.
Grant MADEIRA has been seriously
i'll for some time, but is little bet
ter at present.
]. p. Donley, Esq, has been in
Chicago and other western cities for
a week or more
Barney" Watts has returned from
Tyler county, where he has spent
the winter hunting, DC.
The genial and popular w. S.
Roose, life insurance agent, has been
in town for several days.
Presiding Elder Chenoweth came
down Monday evening to deliver
piano to Mr.. J. p Donley.
Hersehel Ogden returned last
night from his home at Fairmont,
where he had spent a week.
Will J. White spent a week at his
/ horpa in tho ao,tufrx- apI ra4urpo1
to the University last night.
Mr. Mike Brannon, an accommo-
dating brakeman on the F., NJ. q p,
is laid up with a sprained ankle.
d. H. Courtney and J. II. Lawhead
have returned from Philadelphia,
each bearing an IN. d." after his
name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will johnson, OF
Harrison county, areguests at Mrs.
Johnson's old home, Henry S.
Hayes.
j. c. Wallace, John DIETRICH and
A. Shahan were at Clarksburg last
week attending the u. S. court as
witnesses.
Messrs. r. S. Lantz and Disway
South, of Clay district, were here on
Saturday looking after some bust
ness matters.
To Hon. James Hare and our ven
cradle friend Richard Sargent, we
are indebted for favors extended us
on Saturday last.
Mrs. j. S. Swindler and her little
four year old son were both quite i'll
last week but we are glad to know
that they are both better
Capt. Dunlap and Master of Road
Hunter, of the B. q. O., were here
last week trying to get the F., NJ. Il
P. in working order again.
Miss Bessie Protzman, daughter
of L. F. Protzman, of Morris X
Roads, is visiting her grand mother,
Mrs. Mary A. Protzman, on Front
street.
Messrs f. Shisler and Joseph
Moreland are attending a meeting
of the Knights of Honor at Clarks-
burg. They will return home to-
morrow.
DR.. L. N. Burchinal, of Manning
ton was in town Sunday on his way
home from Point Marion, where he
expects to locate. He will probably
move to Point Marion this week.
Heis a young physician of ability and
will no doubt soon build up a good
practice at the Point.
Mr.. John T. Pogue and family
have moved to Monongalia county,
W. Va aynes6urg Democrat.
Dir. H. O. L. Clark, a promising
young physician Of Morgantown, W.
Va, was visiting relatives at this
place the first of the week. WaVRes-
burg Democrat
DR.. L. F. Protzman, of Morris X
Roads, has received his postoffice cab
met The doctor is not going to
have any half way business while he
is postmaster.-News.
Mrs. Laura Steele, of Morgantown,
w. Va, and her sister-in-law, Miss
Lille Steele, of Buckhannon, W. Va,
are the guests of Miss Hattie Will
liams, of this place-Graphic.
Mr.. w. A. Guseman, of Reedsville,
was in town for few hours ON Sat
urday. He went from here to Fair
mont were Madam Rumor says, he
was drawn by the charms of one of
the Mountain City's fair maidens.-
GRAFTON Standard.
Mr.. John Rice and family, of
Monongalia county, passed through
our town last week and have located
on their lands on Middlefork, near
the "burnt bridge Mr.. Rice, we
are informed, is an honorable and
industrious gentleman and will make
good Standardization Bee.
Prof. l. G. White, of the West Vir-
ginia University, came down to Fair
chance Thursday and came into
town Friday morning. He visited
the Ewing and Thompson well West
of here. The well is down about
2,275 feet The professor says they
have about $4,000 feet of gas, enough
to burn several fires if they had it
here He left on the 3:16 P. NJ train
for Pittsburg. UniOnto,cn NeWs.
Prof. F. S. Lyon, President of
Broaddus College, at Clarksburg,
will lecture before the students of
the Normal School on the evening of
April 10th. Prof. Lyon was for
many years Professor of English in
the West Virginia University, where
he was popular and accomplished
instructor. He never fails to enliven
his lecture with pleasing illustra-
tions and the rich experience of a
varied and scholarly life. Let all
attend and hear him. Chenille
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