The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

MISS mary neck Iemains Seriously
P. J. Wright is clerking in Rings
clothing store
J. K. DUR arrived here last night
from Pittsburg.
Postoffice Inspector Thomas spent
a day here last week.
DR.. and Mrs. B. w. Allen are Wis
iting Wheeling friends.
T. II. B. Staggers was here this
week visiting his father.
Will S. Kitchens and A. B. Bough-
ner spent Sunday at Mt. Morris.
Ed. C. Protzman and Dick Hayes
were at Reedsville, Preston county.
Sunday.
j. E. Cole, of Masontown, Preston
county, was in town on business one
day last week.
Geo. Morris, Jr., of Fayette coun-
ty, Pa, is visiting his father, John
j. Morris, near town.
Miss May jackson, of Fairmont,
was visiting Mrs. President Turner
Saturday and Sunday.
Amos Harris has gone to Calhoun
county to visit friends and attend to
some business matters.
Mrs. DIR. w. L. McLane and chill
dren, of Pennington, are the guests
of DIR. Joseph A. McLane.
Miss Nina Waters started Mon
day morning for Illinois to join her
brother, Rev. A. A. Waters.
Mrs. Nye Kiger and children have
gone to Mrs. Kiger's old home in the
country to spend some time.
Prosecuting Attorney Houston and
wife have been visiting in Washing
ton City for two weeks past.
DIR. Guy Barker, of Weston, has
been visiting his old home in Grant
district for several days past.
Rev. w. F. Anderson is expected
home soon from Drew Theological
Seminary to spend brief period.
Miss Elite Watson, of Smithtown,
will be the guest Of Miss Mary
Ollie during Commencement week.
Messrs. Frank Burchinal and Lee
Dunn, of Smithfield, were here from
Saturday evening to Monday morn
ing.
Our clever friend Mr.. w. L. White,
of Battelle, spent day in town last
week looking after some business
matters. L
We were pleased to receive bust
call from our young friend w. w.
Keener, of the West side, on Satur-
day last.
To James Robinson, of Union
and S. c. Stewart, of Grant, we are
indebted for pleasant calls since our
last issue.
Miss Anna Fisher, of Fairmont
came down last week to attend the
closing exercises of the Morgantowu
public schools.
Ernest Stephan, wife and child
of Fairmont, came down Saturday
evening to visit her brother, Charley
Stephen, the baker.
Sam. Pickenpaugh has gone to
Rivesville to work in a carriage shop
He will be gone several weeks-per-
haps most of the summer.
Our excellent fellow citizen Jack.
son Smith, of Arnettsville, was among
our business callers on Monday. He
is one of our solid citizens.
Clark MADEIRA and his two little
sons came down from Grafton on
Saturday and remained until Tues
day visiting his mother, Mrs. Jane
MADEIRA.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
a pleasant call from Captain d. NJ
Camp and Mr.. James Arnett, of Ar
nettssville, last week. We were
pleased to meet both gentlemen.
Clarence Mcvicker spent tn,
greater portion of last week in Graf
ton. He reports an excellent time
and if anyone enjoys a good time
more than diamond" we don't
know who it is. =
Mr.. James p. Donlcy returned
Saturday from Chicago, where ht
spent several weeks trying to buy
stock cattle, but was not able to sui
himself. He reports stock cattle
considerably higher than fat cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall viii
4 start about the middle of next weel
for an extended visit with their sor
DR.. J. j. Hall, who lives at Alma
Nebraska. Mr.. Hall thinks of ex
tending his trip on into Colorado
and perhaps other states in the fal
West.
Mr.. David M. Boyers, of New Sa
lem, W. Va, who has been visitin,
friends at his old home in this coun
ty, dropped in to see the New DoMIN
ION for short time on Saturday
Mr.. Boyers is son of the late H. j
Boyers. He is now a prominent cit
izen of Harrison county.
| Prof. A. L. Wade has been electet
a member of the American Institute
of Civics-an organization who's
object is to introduce into school,
more thorough instruction in tn
duties and responsibilities of Ameri
can Citizenship. Chief Justic
Waite is President, and the princi
pal Office is in Boston.
Our clever fellow citizen E. L
Morgan intends to start in a few
days for an extensive tour through
the West. He will visit Illinois
Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Dakota
and probably go as far as Washing
ton Territory. We hope Eek" will
come back satisfied that West Vir
ginia is the best place to live AM
will remain with us.
Postal Clerk Shaffer acts as bod
guard for carrier Downey an,
punctiliously escorts him to an,
from the postoffice with the nails
+ Inder.
Hon. B. F. Martin, who has bee
confined to his home for severa
weeks by an abcess on his leg, is W
are glad to say, able to be out agar
-Grafton Standard.
Peter Voltz and Clint. Thoma
, went to Morgantown last Saturda,
+ and returned on Sunday. Dan Jack
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