The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-15
Personal.
Your Friends--Where They are and
What They are Doing.

What They are Doing.
John L. Rice, of Wheeling, is in
town.
Jno. w. MADEIRA was quite i'll dur
I ing the first of this week.
Dr. S. S. Wade was very sick yes
terday, but has nearly recovered.
Hon. Geo. C. Sturgiss spent from
Friday till yesterday in Uniontcwn
on business.
Rev. Walter r. Long, Bible agent
for West Virginia, was in town Sun
day and Monday.
To John Goodrich the New DosnN-
ION is indebted for a very pleasant
call ON Monday last.
DIR. T. F. Longster, of Fellowsville,
Preston county, was in town Wednes-
day night the guest of Ed. c. Protz-
man.
We were pleased to receive a call
from Mr.. Milt Jolliff, one of the ex-
cellent citizens of the West side, on
Monday.
S. w. Poe, the genial revenue of
ficer was on his regular monthly
round last week and gave us pleas
ant call.
Mr.. Joseph Mercer, of Marion
county, spent several days last week
in this place visiting at Rev. j. 3.
Feathers.
Walter Hough, who was called
home from Washington to attend
the funeral of his father, returned
to that city yesterday.
B. c. Wilson has decided to locate
at Hamlin, Lincoln county, for the
practice of law soon after the Uni
versity Commencement.
Mary, the six year old daughter
Of Matthew Hennen, has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks and is
now not expected to live.
T. NJ Durbin, of Grafton, spent
Saturday and Sunday among his old
friends here of whom there are many.
All were glad to see him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos r. Evans went
to Wheeling on Monday and will re
main to attend the Allen Glass we'd
ding, which takes place to-day.
Miss Rose b. Howe, of Oakland,
Nd, who has been attending school
here for several months past, depart
ed for her home Saturday morning.
Nye Kiger left for Monongahela
City Monday to work for Murphy,
Herzog & CO., carriage manufactures.
His family remains here for the pres
emit.
Prof. White and L. +. Yost have
started ON geological .jaunt through
the eastern and central parts of the
State and will be gone two OF three
weeks.
Miss Kate Baggarly, of Front
Royal, Va, so well known, and adj
mired in Morgantown, will arrive
here this week to visit her mother,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dent.
W. w. Dering, arrived home on
Monday from Louisville Billie met
with an old time welcome from his
friends who regret the brevity of his
visit He will only remain until
Friday
We are sorry to learn that Rev.
DR.. Steele was taken quite i'll Sun
day night and required the attend
anee of two physicians Monday
Buckhannan Banner.
Mr.. Clyde E. Hutchinson, of Ca
tawba, made us pleasant and pay
ing call last Monday. Mrs Hutch
inson is at her fathers ON Locust
ayenue.-West Virginia.
Mr.. Charlie Yeager, an indus
trious young mechanic of this place,
left for Omaha, Nebraska, last Sun
day morning with the intention of
locating Vest Virginia.
Robert A. Armstrong arrived Mon
day from Morgantown, and this week
opens the French Creek institute.
He is member of the Senior class
in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Banner.
We had a pleasant call Monday,
from H. L. Sine, postmaster at
Mooresville, Monongalia county.
He recently returned from a trip to
Florida, and we regret to say in
tends to move there next Fall.-In-
dec.
DIR. j. II. Brownfield and son Clark,
DR.. L. L. Carr and Misses Carlotta
and Maggie Morrow will probably
join the physicians excursion to the
State Medical Society meeting at
Charleston, this month The boat
will leave Wheeling Monday week.
Inde1.
The School Board through Prof
A. L. Wade, have furnished diction-
aries for all the rooms in our schools.
This is undoubtedly the best invest
ment they have ever made for the
children, and one that should be
fully appreciated by pupils, teachers
and parents.-Keyser Tribune.
j. 5. Smith, Clerk of the County
Commissioners, last week notified
Capt, James Neil, of the steamer
'Harry that the county commission
ers have appointed him Capt. Neil)
to look after the burial of honorably
discharged soldiers, who served in
the army or navy, during the late
rebellion. who die without means to
defray their funeral expenses, to be
buried at the expense of the county,
according to the act of May 13,
18S5.-Graphic.
The Death Roll.
Enthusiastically evening,at his