The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-10-26

q few days, Miss Allie the guest 81
Miss Rose Chorpening and DR.. Wade
the guest Of DR. Howell.
John II. Cook, Of Clay district,
was here yesterday.
1t is thought that Mr.. Dan Bough-
ner will be appointed postmaster at
Clarsburg
We notice from the Waynesburg
papers that Mr.. Ben G, Williams has
been admitted to practice law. in the
courts of that State.
Scott Reed has been on the sick
list for ten days past.
Our travelling salesman, Mr.. Clyde
Hood, of Louisville; w. Va, repre-
senting the Hancock Bros. L. Co.
tobacco house, of Lynchburg, Va, was
in our town last Saturday.-Cameron
Netcs.
Messrs. Ewing Gorley, James
Lenox, Albert Knots and Clark Gal
lagher, of Uniontown, Pa, were the
guests of A. c. German, of the Flats,
Sunday last, who has been a suffer
err from paralysis for some months but
is now improving.
Ike Gordon came up from fair
chance and spent Sunday with his
family here.
Our clever friends Clark Herring
ton and Jarrett Jamison are among
the many who have renewed their
subscriptions since our last issue.
Thanks gentlemen.
Mrs. DIR. Patterson. of Middlesex,
Pa, has been visiting her mother
and brother at their home in Cass
district for two weeks. Her mother,
Mrs. .Stoneking, will return with her
to Pennsylvania to spend the winter.
The only one of the family left will
be Lindsey who will teach in Cass
district during the winter.
Mrs. f. w. Thompson went to
Missouri yesterday, to see her
daughter Mrs. Permar, who we learn
is dangerously ill.
Harry Wells of Pittsburg, is visit
ing his parents in South Morgan
town.
Mrs. Anna Richards has gone to
Iowa to look after some property she
owns there.
The Fayetteville Democrat says:
Mr.. Lee M. Evans and family have
vacated the Ankrom house, and will
shortly remove from our town. We
have not learned where they will
locate.
Stealey~ Dering has gone back to
Pittsburg.
Mr.. j. P. Donley returned on
Monday from trip east.
Mr.. S. X. Minor, of the Mt. Nor
ris roller mills, was here Yesterday
on business.
Dir. G. G. Jacobs and wife returned
Thursday from a pleasant tour east
ward.-Frostburg Journal.
Clarence McVicker was confined
to his room last week nursing a very
painful carbuncle. He is able to at
tend to BUSINESS again.
President Turner has been absent
for several days in the southern part
of the state. He attended the SEES
sion of the Baptist General Associa-
ton at Anderson, as did Profs. Pur-
linton and Reynolds.
That excellent gentleman, Mr. S.
G. Stewart, of Grant district, is
among the attendants at court this
week.
The next eight paragraphs are
from the last issue of the Kingwood
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. McGrew went
to New York Monday to visit their
son, Rev. Geo. Ii. McGrew.
John Newman, wife, son and daugh-
tiers, Nettie and Ora, of independence,
were visiting at Easton, Monongalia
county, last week.
Mr.. George Sheets and daughter
Eta were visiting Georges relatives
over about Greenmont, Monongalia
county, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugenius Jenkins.
of Scotch Hill, last week were visit
ing their former home in Mononga-
liza county. Mr.. Jenkins thinks of
back to that county.
The Rev. F. G. w. Ford and
Squire Stahin and Messrs. George
Herring and Z. M. and S. w. Hartley.
of Masontown, were in town Tues
day evening attending the K. of P.
lodge.
Rev. Benjamin Ison and family
again occupy their residence in Oak
land. Rev. Ison has grown too old
for active work in the ministry and
will reside there permanently. He
is much beloved by the people.
The Rev. Geo. M. Kelley, son-in-
law of Mr.. Cephas Jacobs, of Nor
gantown, has been transferred by
the Illinois Central Conference to
West Jersey, ILL.,, where he gets a
salary of 5000 and the parsonage.
Mr.. S. r. Gusaman has decided to
quit merchandising, and is closing
out his goods at cost. Mr.. G. is
travelling for Geo. S. Feeney, a
Wheeling wholesale grocer. "Sam-
my" will make good drummer.