The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-27
PERSONAL.


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the guest of friends here.
Jno. S. Hood, Esq. spent Tuesday
in town attending to some business
matters.
Messrs. Harry Pride and Harry
O'Kelly went to Fairmont Saturday
morning.
Charley Bishop went to his home
at Kingwood Friday and remained
few days.
Miss Annie Wade is spending a
week in Fairmont with her sister,
Miss Mary.
Milt. Hirschman will be home to
day. He has been in the east for
seven weeks.
Rev. Howard MacQueary preached
in Academy Hall Sunday morning
and afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. South, of
Rosedale, were the guests of relatives
here last week.
Mrs. Purinton, Prof. Purinton's
mother, is visiting Prof Lyons fam
lily in Clarksburg.
The New DOMINION received a
pleasant call from DIR. Jesse Jamison,
of Arnettsville, on Monday.
Jno. w. Irwin, the popular propri-
etor of the Continental hotel at Fair
mont, was in town yestarday.
Our clever friend Hood Barns, of
Ellington, dropped subscription
into our exehequer yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Golf, of Beverly, was
visiting his son here at the Univers-
ity two or three days last week.
U. n. Arnett, jr., a well known
Fairmont limb of the law, was here
at court day or two last week.
Deputy Collector Mckinney and
r. G. Huntington, of Fairmont,
were here yesterday on business.
S. w. Poe, of Taylor county, paid
his regular monthly visit as reye-
nue. officer to this place last week.
DIR. II. B. Lazier was a passenger
up on the f. NJ. d P. yesterday. He
has gone to Pittsburg ON business
trip.
John l.. Johnston went to Clarks
burg Thursday and remained there
until Monday when he returned tc
Morgantown.
Frank Woods, Esq, and wife, o.
Grafton, came down Friday evening
to visit Mrs. Woods sister, Mrs
Laura Pickenpaugh.
Miss Kate Baggarly's many friends
in Morgantown will be delighted tt
learn that she expects to spend next
summer in our midst.
Mr.. H. f. Yost, of the University
senior class, returned to this place
Monday evening, after week S visit
at his home in Marion county.
DR.. Kramer's mother and sister
of Greensboro, came up last week tt
pass few days. They favored the
New DOMINION with very pleasant
call.
Mr.. G.. A. House, the Wheeling
music man, spent two or three days
here last week working up a trade
in his line. We had a pleasant cal
from him.
Mrs. J. M. Hartigan nee Miss
Mary Hagans) is visiting at hel
old home here. Mrs. Hagans anC
Miss Bessie went to Fairmont Friday
to meet her.
Miss LYDIA Watkins, of Fairmont
and Miss Lille J. Hutchinson anC
C. E. Hutchinson, of Catawba, wer,
here from Saturday evening to Mon
day morning.
Rev. A. L. Wade spent from Sat
urday till Wednesday at his hom'
here. Next Friday night he viii
lecture, by invitation, before an edu
cational association in Rochester
N. Y, on Grading Country Schools.
Miss Maggie Morrow and Mis-
Gypsy Fleming came down from
Fairmont Saturday-the former t.
visit Miss Mary Casselberry and tn
latter to be the guest of Miss Mar,
Ollie They returned home Tues
day.
On Tuesday we were shown tn
Presidential election ticket of 1874
for, Virginia, and of the long list o
electors thereon only two of the dis
tinguished gentlemen are alive to
day-Hon. Andrew Hunter, of thi
town, and Hon. Waitman T. Wiley
of Observation-Disclosures Fire
Press.
The Crows Ferry correspondent
of the Graphic says Prof. Bake
taught the last of a course of 26 les
sons to the singing class at MI
Pleasant on the night of the BOT
inst. The Professor is the bes
teacher in this part of the county
and under his instruction the elias
has made rapid progress.
Ed. G. Protzman and Will S
Kitchens returned Friday evenin
from Wheeling, where they had bee
for several days. The Register put
. it this way: "Rev. E. C. Protzma
and Hon. w. S. Kitchens left yestel
day evening for Morgantown afte
spending day in the city. The
put up at the Stamm House"
DR.. Geo. B. Morris, the Dentist,
now at the Baily House to fill his Ell
gagement of II days. The Docto
looks like new man since the rail
road reached Morgantown. He wa
the first citizen to ride into the tow
on a passenger coach and wa
among the passengers on the frs
train that left Morgantown for Fail
mont Weston World.
Miss Ella Kramer, telegraph opel
tor, at this place, gave an enjoyabl
progressive euchre party at he
home in the Glass Works, last Thurs
day evening. Our space will nc
permit a description of the game c
the manner in which it was COZ
Quoted. Suffice it to say, the gam
! is an interesting one, and all pres
i ent enjoyed themselves splendid,
Miss Haddie Williams and Mine
Kramer won the Imperial prizes,