The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-14

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William Wagner, q prominent cit
izen Of Morgantown, was here at
tending circuit court.-Inder.
Miss Emma Post, OF Harrison
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
NJ. L. Hutchinson, at Smithtown.-
Inder.
Miss Anna Curtis, the winsome
and popular young lady who had
been the guest of Prof. and Mrs.
Lorentz for several months, left last
Thursday for her home at New Mad
rid, Missouri.
Prof. j. A. Jackson arrived home
Thanksgiving eve, and will remain
until after the holidays provided he
can secure the services of compe-
tant teacher in his place at the
Linsly Institute until that time.
His health has not been good since
his severe sickness last spring, and
rest from his arduous work is neces-
sary.-Kfngwood Era.
Mrs. Dr. VIM. NJ. Dent, of New
burg, is reported dangerously i'll of
neuralgia of the stomach. She has
been ailing for quite a while and is
steadily weakening, until her life is
almost despaired Of.
| Rev. DIR. Fullerton has been alb
sent for week past. He is visiting
Parkersburg and Charleston.
Mrs. James z. Dent of Granville,
was last week called to Philadelphia
to attend the bedside of her moth
err, Mrs. Henderson, who is very ill.
ID. H. Slime is visiting his sons at
McKeesport.
Prof Harvey returned from Rich
mond, Va, Saturday, where he went
to attend the funeral of his father,
who died at his home in that city
last week.
Ed Gordon left yesterday for
school at Ann Arbor, Michigan,
after a visit of few days at his
home in this SPECIALIZATION adj
vertiser.
Emory McVicker, of Bridgeport,
Ohio, who had for few days past
been visiting at his fathers, near
town, has returned. His family will
remove to that city Saturday.
Emory is now employed on the C. L.
d w. railroad.
Among recent visitors we have
heretofore neglected to note a call
from Mr. Lewis Dilliner, one of the
clever citizens of Greene county, but
who was formerly a Monongalian.
We are always pleased to meet him.
Major w. C. McGrew and Col. A.
Fairchild went to Baltimore yester-
day to attend meeting of the Board
of Directors of the F., NJ & p. r. r.
We hope the gentlemen will be able
to report the early extension of that
road to Uniontown.
Mrs. M. M. Mcvicker and daugh-
ter, BERTHE, left Monday morning on
the Adam Jacobs for Pittsburg. We
wish them a pleasant time in the
Iron city and safe return.
N. N. Hoffman, who has been
worse than usual for week past we
are glad to report improving.
Uncle Maddy McVicker, of our
city, is seriously i'll at this writing.
Mr.. w. j. Sanders, of Cass district,
is recovering from rather severe
attack of lung fever, and we hope
will soon be himself again.
That solid and excellent gentle
man, Mr.. S. S. Lemley, of Mt Nor
ris, was in town on Monday and ia
vored the New DOMINION with very
pleasant visit. Besides the pleas
ure of seeing Mr. L. we have to
thank him for three subscriptions
accompanied by the cash with each
for one year.
Mrs. Mary Barbour, of Dewitt,
Iowa, who had been the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. A. w. Brown, of Clay
district, for several weeks, and later
visiting Mrs. Hough, of this place,
left Tuesday morning for Geneva.
Miss Matte Hare, of Laurel Point,
spent Friday night with friends in
town and Saturday morning boarded
the Adam Jacobs for Point Marion
where she will remain short season
with friends.
Clark Wade, who, with Evans
Donley, was so badly hurt by run
away team several weeks ago is still
suffering much, He is unable to get
about his room except with the aid
of two crutches.
Miss Emma Post, charming and
highly accomplished young lady of
near Clarksburg, who had been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. M. L. Hutch
inson, of Smithtown, for some time,
departed for her home on Tuesday
Miss Post made many friends while
there. She is a sister of cadet M. D.
Post
Mrs. Prof White has returned
from visit to her parents at New
Castle, Pa.
Col. r. E. Fast left Tuesday eve
ming for New York, to accompany
his brother, DR.. c. G. Jacobs, of
Frostharg The latter goes to have
a surgical operation performed.
Mrs. j. W. Carraco left Tuesday
for Chicago to visit her daughters.
Willie McFadden, who had for some
time been visiting here, accompan-
led her. .
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Rhoads and
Miss Maggie Hampstead, of Mason
town, Pa, returned to their home this
morning after brief but pleasant
visit at Mrs. Dawson's.
Col. r. S. Blair, of Richie C. H.,
is registered at the Wallace House.
Dr. W. L. McLane and wife left
yesterday for their home at West
Union. Mrs. McLane had been here
for some time visiting relatives and
thr Doctor came to accompany her
home. Sorry we missed seeing the
genial Doctor.