The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-06-08

burg yesterday.
Prof. A. L. Wade was at Carlton
yesterday on business.
DIR Brock has gone to Pittsburg
on a pleasure and business jaunt.
Prof. Thomas c. Miller, of Fair
mont, was here on business last
week.
Frank L. Raymond has removed
his Office to the rooms over the post
office.
Miss Ida Higinbotham of Palatine,
is the guest of Miss Mary Ford, of
this place.
Prof. Lorentz returned home sew
eral days ago from business trip to
Indianapolis.
Mrs. DIR. Morris has gone to her
old home at Laurel Iron Works to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Walter Mestrezat has been
confined to the house with severe
cold and sore throat.
Edward Woodward, of Parkers-
burg, is guest at the home of his
uncle, Geo. w. johnson.
Charley Goodwin came up from
Uniontown on Monday and is the
guest of his grandfather Squire Reey.
Prof. d. b. Purinton went to
Clarksburg ON Monday to attend a
meeting of the trustees of Broaddus
college.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Huffman, of
Marques, w. Va, are visiting n.
N. Hoffman, and relatives in Cass
district.
Mrs. S. G. Chadwick has been in
Pittsburg for several weeks past un-
dergoing treatment by a medical
specialist.
Harry Dent, son of DIR Bud Dent,
of this county, has gone To Weston
TO take a clerical position for lum-
Der company.
Our clever young friend j. w.
Sans, of Clinton District, was in
town yesterday and paid his respects
to this Office.
j. X. Yates, who intends to get
out the Normal School Daily at
Fairmont, was here on business for
few days last week.
Miss Jimmie Radclif, of near
Rivesyille, w. Va, was calling on
friends in town and taking in our
Decoration last week.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart, of Montana,
w. Va, was visiting her father Mr..
Ed. Selby and other friends near
Stewartstswn last week.
Mrs. j. j. Brown left Monday ev-
ening for Washington Pa, to accom-
pany home her daughter, Miss IGay,
who is there attending the seminary.
Mr. S. H. Shriver, of Wadestown,
one of Monongalia's leading citizene
and an excellent gentleman was. here
yesterday attending to some business
matters.
Hon. j. Prent Dolliver and sister,
Miss Maggie and Hon. w. G. Brown
and mother, of Kingwood, will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Brown
during commencement
Luther MADEIRA, of Scottdale, Pa,
was here and at Grafton several days
last and this week. Three of the Ma
dera boys are now at Scottdale,
namely, John, Chris, and Luther.
Regent Moreland and Prof. Myers
have returned from their trip
through New England where they
visited several of the Agricultural
Stations. They were as far as Bos-
ton.
J. A. jackson is quite sick at
Wheeling, where he is now engaged
in teaching at Linsly Institute, but
hopes to be able to deliver his grad
uating performance next Wednes-
day.
On Tuesday the county court APP
pointed John M. Gregg deputy as
SCISSOR for the Eastern district of the
county. Mr.. Gregg is substantial
young man and the trust is conferred
worthily.
Miss AnnieL Hurst, an accomplish
ed scholarly young lady, of Buck
harmon, who has been attending the
Wesleyan Seminary at Staunton Va,
the past year, will visit Miss Madge
| Brown next Friday.
Frank Keys and "Har' Reynolds
of Keyser, will take in Commence
ment. Everybody knows Frank, and
as good a boy he is as any boy
and Mr.. Reynolds is a brother of
student Frank Reynolds.
Miss Sarah Roemer was to have
arrived here to-day for Commence.
ment, but is detained at Cumber-
land to take the leading soprano
part in concert to be given for the
benefit of the Johnstown sufferers.
Deputy Marshal W. j. White, now
located at Parkersburg but formerly
of this county and at one time stu
dent here, was in town Tuesday Oh
business in connection with his of
flee.
Mr.. Forney Long, proprietor OF
the popular Maplewood Cottage, al
Oakland, Md, was in town ON Sat
urday en- route to that place to open
the cottage for summer visitors. We
propose to break bread with Mr. l.
some time this summer
To "Bud" Camp, DR.. Ed. Haw
thorne, Jno. A. Thompson, Peter
Wyning, J. P. Donley, Marsh. ia
cobs, S. C, Stewart, George Multi
gan.& G. Sennett, Bernie MADEIRA
4 j d. Jamison, and scores ofothers
u te indebted for business calls
yesterday.
Mr.. John A. Price has been in
Wheeling for nearly two months past
where he is working at his trade as
a house painter. He visited his
family here for short time last
week. Mr.. Price is very much pleas
ed with the Nail city and seems in
clined to make it his future home
Mrs. DR. Casteel returned to hel
home at Buckhannon Tuesday after
a pleasant visit of several days a.
her old home She was accompanied
as far as Grafton by her sister, Miss
Bessie Wallace, who proceeded t.
Keyser, where for a few days she viii
be the guest of her friend, Miss
i Nrna Rounoldc