The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-01-16

Miss Sallie Dorsey is quite i'll al
this writing, even worse than usual
Mrs. NJ. Z. Howe and children
have returned to their home in Oak.
land.
Rev. J. B. Feather has our thanks
for numerous favors recently con
ferred.
Miss Gertie Hayes has returned
home from a pleasant visit in Har-
rison county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Pennington
of Greensboro, registered at the Wal
lace House one day last week.
Mr.. Charles Z. Brown, of Cincin
natl, is visiting friends in Kingwood
and is expected here in a few days
Rev. J. N. Marsh, who has beer
teaching in Mississippi for several
months past, returned home last
week.
Miss Bessie Wallace returned yes.
terday from Keyser, where she had
been visiting relatives for several
weeks.
Miss Myrtle Dorsey, who had beer
the guest of friends in Marietta fol
two or three weeks, is at home
again.
Mr.. Harry Smith, of Uniontown
is visiting old friends here. He has
no trouble in finding dozens Of
them.
The many friends Of r. A. Arm
strong are delighted to see him out
again after a dangerous illness Of
five weeks.
Mrs. John j. Brown is in Wash
ington, Pa, with her daughter, Miss
Madge, who is attending school al
that place.
c. B. Ollie, Esq, has returned from
Baltimore, where he was attending
the wedding of Miss Davis and
Lieut.. Brown.
ID. S. Gutherie, of Kingwood, will
not return to the University this
year, but will occupy tripod in the
Journal office.
Miss Jennie Smith will be here or
Friday to assist Mr.. Crawford in his
protracted meetiag. Everybody will
want to hear her.
Messrs. w. f. Roberts, G. Dunlap
|. A. Hunter and Arthur Sinsel and
Maj. H. A. Whiting came down yes
terday ON the F., NJ. q P.
T. NJ. Baker, that very successful
music teacher, has rendered the
New DOMINION many favors recently
for all of which we are very CRATE
full.
We are very glad to learn that
Miss 1cie Waters, sister of n. NJ
Waters, of the senior class of the
University, is recovering from ser
ious and protracted illness.
Mrs. Mary Layton, and son Hud
son, of Chicago, are here visiting
Mrs. LIS numerous old friends and
reviewing the scenes of other days
A warm welcome was extended to
the good lady.
Mr.. S. w. Poe, of Taylor county
was in town Friday. and favored this
office with call He has charge OF
the governments interests in the
brandy distilleries of this district
and is a very efficient officer.
Mrs. Hettie Brand, of Morgan
town, is the guest of her father, Rob
ert Shaw, near tow. - Ktngwood
argus.
Miss Jennie L. Raymond returned
Saturday from an extended visit to
her sister, Mrs. DIR. Fitch, at Frost
burg, Md.-Inder.
The following two personal para
graphs are from the Greensboro
Graphic:
DIR. Fitch, of Morgantown, w. Va.
was the guest of Ben. G. Williams
of Second street, last week.
Miss Leanna Donley, of Mt Nor.
ris, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. d. B. Adams, Jr., of this place
returned home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Brown gave
very pleasant and entertaining
party in honor of Charles Y. Bishop
on Saturday evening. Although the
weather was unfavorable, still there
was large gathering of young folks
who enjoyed themselves AL in the
usual plays, music etc. Refresh
ments were served and they de
pared for their homes.-Kingwooa
Journal.
Mrs. Newton Conn, Mrs. C. j
Pride and Mrs. Sim McClain last
week left their respective husbands
and went to Morgantown, w. Va, to
visit friends and relatives and up te
this time each of the respective hus-
bands have dutifully gone to Nor
gantown to accompany their wives
home. All's well that ends WE'LL
Point Marion Cor. Of Greensboro
Graphic.
In letter from Weston to the
Fairmont West Virgtnidn the writer
says:
notice that Mr.. Joseph H. Pow,
ell, of Monongalia county, is spend
ing the holiday season here. He is
calling on some old friends and max
ing new acquaintance. He is stop
ping with Mr. Jacob Koblegard
whose wife is a neice of his. Mr.
Koblegard is of the big firm of Ruhl
Koblegard & Co. l learn that not
withstanding the hard times conse-
quent upon the election of Mag
wump President this firm did about
one million dollars worth of business
last year.
The following two items are from
the same paper:
Accompanied by Miss Anna Fish
er, Misses Lula Pickenpaugh and
Nettie Carraco, of Morgantown, paid
this office visit on Tuesday. The
former was Miss Annals guest, while
the latter was visiting Miss Nettie
Bright. They were in town for sew
eral days, but left for their homes on
Wednesday.
We had most agreeable call on
Wednesday from Barton NJ. Jones
Esq, one of Monongalia's best citi-
zens. Mr. Jones is serving the peo-
pie of his county in the office of As