The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-23

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to her old home here.
Stealey Dering is at home from
Hinton, where he has been singing
lightning at lucrative salary.
| Guy r. c. Allen, a prominent at
torney Of Wheeling, formerly Of this
place, has been appointed attorney
for the Pittsburg Ramie Manufac-
turing Company at good salary.
Miss Laura Dawson returned from
her visit to the City of Magnificent
Distances Thursday. She was &C.
companied by Mrs. F. M. Durbin, Of
Grafton. who is visiting here.
Miss Myrtle Dorsey has returned
from a visit of some weeks with Mrs
Jno T. Harris, at Parkersburg.
Miss Emma Boughner came home
Friday, after three weeks visit al
Huntington, Charleston and Clarks-
burg.
Charles X. Durbin and wife pro.
pose making visit here next week
They will be the guests of Miss Lii
lie Pickenpaugh and Miss Laura
Dawson.
Senator VIM. G. Morley, of King
wood. was here on business last
week.
J. S. Allender went to Cumberland
on Saturday on business trip.
Mrs. G. w. John has returned
from a trip to the Smoky City.
Our young friend Clark Dawson
of Vaudeville, is studying dentistry
with DR.. Morris. Clark Is good
boy and will no doubt soon master
his profession.
Mrs. Ira Post, Of Clarksburg, has
been visiting her son, NJ. d. Post
who lie one Of the best students Of
the University.
Mrs. Jackson Smith, of Arnetts-
vile, has been visiting her sick rela-
tive, Mrs. s. A. Posten.
Roscoe G. Brown, of Clay district
a student at the University here last
year, departed on Monday for Hi
nois, where he proposes to cast his
lot for the accumulation Of his for
tune. Ross is a sterling young man
and we are confident of his doing
well, but we do regret seeing the
talented and industrious youth of
Monongalia leave us.
Arthur White, of Pittsburg, who
is now visiting Mrs. A. G. Hall, at
Fairmont, will be the guest Of rela-
tives here next week.
Mrs. Frank Reed and Miss Hattie
Hough were in town Friday and
Saturday last. They accompanied
the Moss Family.
Thos. r. Evans attended the sale
Of the Fairchance Furnace CO. s
stock last week.
Col. Staggers and Sam Picken-
paugh, of Fairmont, spent Sunday
here. The Colonel was recuperating
after his strong argument in the
Manley murder trial and Sam was
getting little rest because he was
tired of Fairmont
Miss Lewie Harvey is still visit
ing in Huntington, and proposes to
prolong her stay in that delightful
city through the present year. Miss
Lewie will be missed in the coterie
of young society people in which
she figured very popularity.
Mr. Alpha Holland, of near Smith
town, came down Friday last to
break bread with old friends in town.
Uncle Alpha always meets with a
warm reception from our citizens.
Mrs. Asby Stevens, of Palatine,
came down Friday, stopping with
her brother, II. c. Baker, and family.
Thomas Lanham, of Ellington, was
calling oh old friends in town last
week.
Charles A. Reed, of Wheeling,
came to the Modern Athens Friday
for short stay with his father-in-
law, G. w. McVicker.
Edward Selby, from near Ufling-
ton, was circulating among old army
comrades Saturday.
Col. Dale, general manager of the
f. NJ. Hukill Company, located at
Mt Morris, spent Sunday with his
son in-law, E. nj. Grant.
Mr.. A. G. McGruder returned to-
day from his tour of the eastern cit
les. He has been absent since March
1, and says he had a perfectly lovely
time.
Geo. M. Joseph and wife returned
from Cincinnati Saturday, where
Mr.. Joseph has been taking a course
in medicine. This time next year
he will return again with sheep
skin and the title of Doctor"
Sheriff Bart Jones is now resi-
dent of Morgantown, having moved
into the sherifralty residence We'd
nesday last. We join with all in
giving Bart and his good wife and
family hearty welcome to our town.
DR.. Patterson and wife took in the
Inauguration on Monday. They
also spent several days in Baltimore
and returned home on Wednesday,
Carlisle DAILY Sentinel
Mr. Lee Driven arrived at home
to-day from Washington, D. c.,
where he graduated with honors
from the Spencerian Business Col
lege.-Kingwood Journal
Mr.. j. A. jackson and Mr.. Russel
Trotter, of the University, spent
Sunday with their girls in King
wood.-Kiugaoood Journal.
Justice John N. Dawson slipped
and fell ON the pavement in the rcal
of his office Monday morning, sus-
tanning injuries which paralyzed his
arm. His shoulder was thought tc
be dislocated. He was taken home
in carriage Uniontoaon Standard
DR.. W. c. Kelly is again at his of.
fee here, after taking course in
surgery ofseveral months in the hos
pitfalls of New York City.
Ed. G. Protzman is still making
cabinet photos six for one dollar.
Mrs. j. G. Wallace is at Buckhan.
non visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR.
Casteel.
Mrs. LISA Guyne, nee Hall, was
the the guest of her uncle DR.. Nor!