The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02

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City lady, was the guest Of Miss
Mary jackson, at President Turner'S
several days last week.
"Bob'' Stallings. genial and clever
as ever, is here on one of his period
zeal visits.
Curtis B. Fleming, Esq, Of Fair
mont, is visiting his brother in-law,
w. w. Hayes.
John Basel, Esq, one Of Harri-
son county's prominent citizens was
here on business last week.
The u. 8. war ship, Trenton in
command Of Lieut.. r. NJ. G. Brown,
who has many relatives and is well
known in Morgantown, has been or
dered TO the seat Of trouble at Samoa.
The vessel sailed some time ago and
was expected to reach Samoa the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Olive Snyder after pleas
ant visit of several weeks ut A. p.
Stewards has returned to her home
in Uniontown, Pa, being called there
by the death OF her husband.
Miss Mandy Farnsworth who has
been visiting friends and relatives
at Pt. Marion, Pa, returned last
week accompanied by her daughter
Miss Maggie McClain, who will
break bread under the parental roof
for n short season.
Mrs. Sarah Reed met with what
might have been serious accident
Tuesday the 10Th, by falling through
the kitchen floor at the residence of
her daughter Mrs. Fannie Nuzum,
on Spruce street. DIR. Wade was
called and after thorough examina-
ton pronounced her right wrist very
badly sprained. Mother Reed is a
worthy lady and deserves the sym
patty of our people.
Amy Eavenson who has been Wis
iting her home at Easton for two
weeks past, has returned to the st.
Clair House.
Hugh MADEIRA is spending few
days with relatives in Grafton.
Master Arthur MADEIRA who has
been staying with his grandmother
Mrs. Jane MADEIRA, has returned TO
his home in Grafton.
Mrs. Samuel Shuttlesworth, of
Clinton, was calling on her friends
in town Thursday.
Mrs. William f. Price who has
been spending few days with her
parents at Easton returned to the
"Modern Athens" last Saturday.
Mrs. Rebecca Hall after sojourn
of four weeks with her brother, N. N.
Hoffman, returned to her home in
Wetzel county Monday.
We are sorry to report N. N. Hoff-
man no better at this writing. He
returns thanks to Albert Lazier and
wife for recent favors.
Ed. Z. Baker returned to the
Smoky City" Wednesday. Wonder
if his best friend was not 10th to
part with him, but of course he will
soon come again to visit his moth
er (?) you know.
Mrs. Florence Wagner has been
suffering with rheumatism for some
days. Hope she may soon recover
from this dread disease,
Mr.. Isaac Franks has returned
from Fairchance.
Our sympathy is extended to Mil
ton Protzman in the sad affection of
his little daughter Oracle whose de-
mise is daily expected. One by one
the sands of life are ebbing away.
Conductor X. D. Walker, of the
F., M. and p, went to Newark, Ohio,
Wednesday to see sick brother,
and during his absence his train is
in charge of that amiable gentleman,
Baggage Master James Davis
Vest Virginiun.
Miss Amanda Jarrett, of Fair
mont, and Miss Mary Morris, of
Rome, Italy, have been the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Jarrett, at
coax Glen" for several days. Miss
Morris will remain in this country
until after the Inauguration, when
she will sail for Europe.-Grafton
Eagle.
Students Baker and Childers left
for their homes in Wayne county
Monday morning.
James Shanks has returned from
Fairchance, Pa.
Mrs. Col. Frank Thompson and
niece, Miss Ida Cox, are visiting
friends and relatives in Uniontown,
Pa.
JOIN Bell, Esq, an aged citizen of
Clinton Furnace has been granted
an increase of pension through j. S.
Watson's pensions agency.
George Slime, of. the Pittsburgh
Sunday Traveller, is in town and
will stay a few days with his par
ents. On arriving Monday laugh
able occurrence to the New DoMIN-
ION habitues occurred. George stop
ped in front of the Office and seeing
his father, the worthy D. H., stand
ing there offered his hand and said,
allow de do" to which the father
made The usual reply, George re-
marking "You don't seem to know
me-" They then came into this Of
fee, and after passing greetings all
around and being called George"
his father suddenly realized who the
full-whiskered fellow was and cried
out, mine Gottl my son George.
Ish dot you? Howdy, howdy, how
dy," and the handshake was more
vigorous this time, the welcome more
hearty and Slime wept.
The following FIVE items are from
the Indea:
Ad Bowers, of Morgantown, was
here short time this week.
Sam Pickenpaugh is back at his
old place in Amos carriage factory
George Yeager returned home
Sunday night from trip to Wheel
| ing and Pittsburg.
| Smith Hood, one of the solid men
of Monongalia county, was in town a
day or two this week.
Mrs. aBud' Davis has been quite
i'll for some days past, but we are
glad she is improving.
Frank R. Sapp returned on Mon
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