The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-08

w. w. Dering, is expected HON
next week for a short visit.
President Turner is spending
few days in Harrison county.
Junior Brown, of Kingwood, wa
here Friday seeing the circus.
Miss Maud Hall went to Clarks
burg Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. Lucy Dering has returne,
home from an extended visit at Fair
mont.
Frank Haymaker and Ed Stealey
of Clarksburg, were in town las
week.
Mrs. Matte King, of Randall, wa
visiting Miss Annie Wade Saturda,
and Sunday.
Harvey Fleming, of the Uniyersit,
class of IS, is now at Wichita. Kan.
on the Eagle.
Miss Nellie Ankeny has been SUI
fering severely with a violent eolt
for several days.
Miss Jennie Fisher, of Fairmont
came down on Thursday to visit tn,
Misses Campbell.
Rev. j. B. Feather was looking
after some business matters in Pres
ton county few days ago.
Judge Ollie returned home yester
day from Parkersburg where he hao
been attending Presbytery.
Sherman Gutherie, who attended
school here last fall, is now at Keyser
singing type on the Echo.
Our venerable and respected friend
Ezekiel Shay, paid this office pleas
ant visit on Tuesday morning.
Rev. d. G. Helmick, of Grafton,
spent two or three days among old
friends here the last of the week.
Deputy Marshall w. b. Sine was
here yesterday on official business.
He left on the F., NJ. & p. this morn
ing.
Hon. James Morrow, Jr., and wife.
of Fairmont, returned home this
morning after spending several days
in town.
Will S. Kitchens and Miss Maggie
Donley drove over to Mt. Morris
Saturday and returned Monday
morning.
DIR. A. +. Hustled, of Wheeling,
was called here on Sunday last to
attend the funeral of his uncle, Mr..
L. S. Hough.
Mrs. G.. w. McVicker returned
from the east Wednesday evening
accompanied by Mrs. Thos. w. Flem-
ing of Fairmont.
Mr.. A. G. Sturgiss and family, of
Oakland, have been the guests of
relatives and friends in town since
last Wednesday.
DR.. Geo. b. Morris and George
keener went to Cameron Monday.
They will not return to Morgantown
until next month.
Miss Mary Ollie has been rather
seriously i'll for several days with
severe cold and sore throat, but is a
little better at present.
w. A. Ohley, editor of that excel
ent paper, the Fairmont Indee,
came down Friday last to visit Nor
5antown and see the show.
Walter Hough came from Wash
lngton on Sunday last, having been
called to the bedside of his father,
who passed away before his arrival.
Mr.. E. G. Hoover, of Pittsburg,
vas in town two or there DAYS
'eeently securing agents for a publ
'ation for which he is a general
lgent.
Mr.. A. f. Wilmoth, agent for A.
/. Andrews q Co., the famous man
lfacturers of church furniture and
chool supplies, is in town looking
litter the interests of his house.
c. W. Lynch, Prosecuting Attor-
icy of Harrison county, who is an
llumnus of the University, was here
asst week, the first time for a num-
Ter of years. He was one of the
Judges in the Henshaw prize contest.
Mr.. R. A. Armstrong left Satur-
lay morning for his home in Upshur
county, where he will teach high
chool during the summer. He will
eturn to the University in time for
he exercises of Commencement
week.
Mr.. c. j. Bowlby, of Crete, Ne
spent last Sunday with his
ather, f. j. Bowlby, ESQ.,, near
daidsville. Mr.. Bowlby left this
ounty years ago and is now one of
he prominent citizens of Nebraska.
lie had been East on business.
Mrs. Prof. Wiley went to Wheel
ng this morning to attend the we'd
ing of her brother Guy R. c. Allen
0 Miss Anna Glass, which happy
vent is announced to take place on |
Wednesday, the 18th inst. The
1Ew DOMINION extends its congrat-
lations in advance.
Among the numerous gentlemen
Tho made us business calls since our
asst issue are: James W. Ballah,
lev. j. B. Feather, A. j. Hare, j. W.
,useman, T. NJ. Cobun, Eliza Smith,
. F. and A. B. Wade, J. N. Deahl,
}. O'Grady, Marshall Miller, S. S.
lowell, Lewis Hagedorn, DR.. Kramer
nd Rev. c. Crawford.
Miss Jennie Smith and Miss M.
!. Sherman are holding evangelistic
leetings lin this place. They are
ccomplishing a considerable amount
f good. They are earnest and zeal
us Waynesburg True
'Iue.
Prot. A. j. Hare is lying very low
18th brain fever at his home near
lorgantown.-Grafton Eagle. Not
xactly. Mr.. Hare is greatly i'm
roved in health and was in to see
s last Saturday.
Lieut. J. L. Wilson, Professor of
Iathematics and Instructor in Mil
AIRY Tactics at the West Virginia
University, spent Sunday and Mon
ay last visiting his brother, DR.. L.
/. Wilson, of West Grafton.-Eagze
W. t, Bland, Esq, contemplates
lsit to relatives at Louisville, Ken
Icky, will take in the Mammoth
ave, and inspect other parts of in