The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-24

William Hogue and son james
spent Thursday at Grafton.
Sanford Morris, of Fairmont
came down Saturday evening.
Miss Lou Sanders, of Pennington
is the guest of Miss Annie Wade.
Theodore Clouse, Of Parkersburg. Is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Widows
Mr.. G. Baker Brannon, of Weston
is visiting his uncle, VIM. II. Baker
Esq.
Mrs. McVicker went to Baltimore
on Tuesday to select nice line OF
millinery goods.
Mr.. E. J. Bowlby, of Vaudeville,
is spending few days in New York
and Philadelphia.
/. N, Weaver has been suffering
severely with sore throat and
symptoms of pneumonia.
Miss Jennie Kiger has returned
home from visit among friends at
Webster and Bridgeport
Major Whiting and Mr.. j. A.
Hunter came to town yesterday ev-
ening on railroad business.
"Coll." Murphy has gone to New
Castle, Ind, where he has a position
as trimmer in buggy factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Painter and
children of Thornton, Taylor county,
are visiting relatives and friends
here,
Postmaster Nye has sent his bond
to the Department and no doubt will
receive his commission in few
days.
Mr.. James Keener and daughter
Miss Eva, of Taylortown, are the
guests of Mr. }. p. Keener, of the
West Side.
n. NJ. Waters has returned from
his home in Preston county where
he spent last week. He is about
well again.
DIR. Watson, of Illinois travelling
physician who spent several months
here a few years ago, spent Monday
and Tuesday in town.
Walter A. Mestrezat returned
home on Monday after visit of
several days in Fairmont He was
up there to see friend.
w. C. Mann, Esq, of Parkersburg,
spent yesterday in Morgantown.
We found him to be very pleasant
and intelligent gentleman.
Mr. c. A. House, the very gentle
manly ard successful piano and or
gan man of Wheeling, was in town
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.. +. l.. Hennen, one of Battelle' s
clever young citizens, came down on
the F., M. 4 p. yesterday. We are
indebted to him for a pleasant call.
Mr.Whitc and family, of Ohio,
have moved into the house recently
purchased by Mr.. White in Sunny
side. We welcome them among us.
Hon. Jno. w. Mason and wife
came down on Monday evening.
Mrs. Mason will be the guest of Mrs
Fairchild and other friends for some
time.
Mrs Albert MADEIRA returned Fri
day evening from Brownsville where
she had been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Phil. Sloan, for three or fouI
weeks.
Prof White and John L. Johnston
will go to Pittsburg tomorrow
Mr.. Johnston has been engaged by
the Guffy company to locate some
pipe lines for them.
Miss Lillian Steele and Mrs. Geo.
Steele have returned from Greens
boro. Miss Lillian will remain here
some time before returning to her
home at Buckhannon.
Deputy Collector Mckinney and
l.. 2. Carr, Esq, of Fairmont, were
in town on business last Friday.
The New DOMINION acknowledges a
pleasant call from them. Both are
excellent gentlemen.
Sherman Guthrie and Frank
Lantz talk of going West to grow up
with the country.-Argus.
Mr.. John Doheny, of Catawba,
Monongalia county, was here Satur-
day. Mr.. Doheny will probably get
the contract of laying the track upon
our acknowledgement Argus.
Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs. d.
M. Boyers, left for his fathers home
in Monongalia county. They receiv-
ed dispatch on Sunday that his
father was not expected to live
Salem Democrat.
Mr.. A. j. Wilkinson, of Bridge
port Harrison county, has been en-
ployed by the Educational Board to
succeed Prof. Hare, who resigned
his position on account of i'll health.
-GrGtton Standard.
Prof. Hare, we are sorry to learn,
is quite i'll at his home in Mononga-
liza county. We hope he may recov-
er soon and be able to take charge of
the proposed normal school here
this summer and fall.-Kingwood
Argus.
All the pupils under the manage
ment of Prot. Tapp, together with a
number from other departments of
our public school, went to Fetterman
to witness the closing of the school
at that place Tuesday. They report
an exceedingly interesting and prof
liable time.--Grofton Standard.
Miss Mollie Jackson, of Newark,
Ohio, was the guest of her cousins,
Misses May jackson and Eta Wat
son, at the latter's home on Locust
Avenue, Monday. She was return
ing from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
E. M. Turner, at Morgantown, and
left here for Newark on Tuesday
morning.-Inde1.
Meigs Bland, Esq, was appointed
a Commissioner of Accounts at the
late term of the County Court He
will make good and efficient officer.
This does not remove Mr.. Chichester;
but fiduciary business-owing to the
rapid increase of population in the
county,-made it necessary to have
two Commissioners Weston Dem
ocrdt.
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