The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-13

Personal.


Your Frfends-.W They Are
and what They are Doing.
Walter Hayes, of Fairmont, is
here.
Mrs. George Parfitt was visiting
friends here last week.
Prof White spent three or four
days recently in Pittsburg.
Thos. H. B. Stagers,esq, of Fair
mont, is attending court here.
Miss May Lawhead- we regret to
say, has been quite i'll for several
days.
Miss Jennie Jolliffe, of Clinton
district has been visiting in town for
several days.
Isaac Google, ESQ.,, of Marion
county, came down yesterday on
business at court.
Miss Matte Campbell is able to
attend to her school duties again
after brief illness.
Sanford Morris, of Fairmont, was
circulating among his numerous
friends here last week.
Mr.. Joe Jones, of Laurel Point.
dropped in on Saturday and placed
his name upon our list.
To John n. Webb and Eliza Barb
the New DOMINION extends thanks
for courtesies shown us this week.
Our clever young friend "Wes"
Sterrett has our thanks for courte-
sizes extended this Office yester-
day.
Mr.. j. J. Wharton was among our
business callers yesterday. Joe is
one of the cleverest men in the
county.
Chairman Lantz, Justos South
and w. F. Staggers were among the
prominent citizens OF Battelle here
yesterday.
Jefferson Tenant, ESQ.,, one of
the solid citizens of Cass, made his
annual call at this Office yesterday
much to our satisfaction.
j. Marion Carlow was among the
numerous gentlemen who called yes
terday and left their names and cash
for year subscription. Thanks to
all.
Mr.. w. c. Stevens, of Grant dis
trict, has the thanks of the New
DOMINION for a club of half a dozen
new subscribers sent us within the
past week.
Lindsey Jacobs, one of the clever
citizens of Clinton district, was in
town yesterday and made this office
very pleasant call. We were glad
to meet him.
Mr.. Isaac Lemley, one of the good
citizens of Battelle district, was in
town yesterday and paid his respects
to this Office in very acceptable and
agreeable manner.
Our esteemed fellow citizen, of
Clinton, Commodore Cartright, was
here yesterday and as his custom
left token of his good will at this
office. Long live Commodore.
The New DOMINION received call
on Saturday from that excellent lady
Mrs. Phebe Hoffman, of near Smith
town. We can truly say that we
know how to sympathize with her
in her affection.
Miss Addie Sherman, the evange-
list, after making many friends here
and greatly strengthening the
churches, departed Monday morning
for other fields of Christian labor,
taking with her the well wishes of all
Morgantown.
l. N. Hickman has our thanks for
a new subscriber and the cash
brought us last week. Ike is an old
Morgantown boy and although he
has resided for years in Pennsylva-
mia, he has not lost his affection for
his old home.
Lee MILAN has been visiting his
mother and other friends on the
West Side for a week past. Lee has
been in the show business for sew
eral years past and we learn has
made lots of money. He spends his
winters in Toledo.
From recent letter received from
DIR. Tom Price we learn that he has
not forgotten how to laugh and grow
fat. He weighs $50 pounds. The
Doctor might condescend to favor
his old Monongalia friends with a
visit, now that we have railroad.
Mrs. DR.. Cassslberry and son John
Logan returned home from Philadel-
phia last week where they had been
visiting friends for several weeks.
Mrs. Anna Richards, of Springfield,
Mass, came with them. She will
reside in Morgantown in the future.
The Fairmont Index says: Frank
Brock and George Price, genial
members of Swisher & Carpenters
corps of active statesmen, are keep
ing bachelors hall in apartments
over the store-room. We respect
fully call the attention of our girls
to the lonely condition of these young
gentlemen. ssa
David Hogue will leave next Mon
day morning for South Bend, Ind,
where he will make his future resi-
dence. He has secured a good posi-
ton with the Studebaker Wagon
Company. Dave is one of the best
painters in the country for his age,
and will be sure to make his mark"
on every wagon he touches bru sh
to.
The Georgetown correspondent of
the Index sayes that H. C. Miller
and Cyrus Wallace are making prep
arations to move their families to
Kansas in the spring. They have
taken up homesteads in that State.
Mr.. Miller has rented his store prop
erty here to Mr.. VIM. Hood, of near
.Shinnston, who has a gentlemen con-
nected with him who will move into
the store building, run a huckster
wagon and tend the store. We sup
pose he will also be appointed post
master as there has been no one APP
pointed yet.
Oliver Martin was at Cassville,
Monongalia county. this week where
his grandfather is living very ILL.,