The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

and Personal.
Prof. /. G. White is absent in Ran
dolph county.
Sam Pickenpaugh spent Sunda,
, at his old home here.
Il Miss Lora Morris is confined t,
the house with mumps.
We regret to learn that Mr.. n. N
Hoffman is very poorly.
Mrs. Lucy Dering is confined t,
her room with sore throat.
I w. H. Baker, Jr., of Fairmont, wal
here on business last week.
i FIX. O'Kelly has returned from &
ten days stay at Pittsburg.
| H. C. Ogden, of the Wheeling
Registers editorial staff, was here
last week.
I Evans Donley. of Mt. Morris, was
registered at the Wallace House on
Saturday.
Hon. B. ID. Gibson, of Charlestown
was here short time the other day
on business.
Mr.. Eli G. Gaddis, of Uniontown,
was a guest at the Wallace House
several days last week.
i Miss Anna Dean, vivacious
young lady of Uniontown, is visiting
Miss Lulu Pickenpaugh.
Dorsey White, who had been visit
ing here for some weeks, left for bis
home at Pittsburg last week.
Our excellent friend Mr.. w. III.
Smyth, of Vaudeville, was among
our business callers on Monday.
Mrs. H. c. Baker has been suffer.
ing with erysipelas for several days,
and at this writing is no better.
+. NJ. Wade, of Montesano, Wash
ington Ty., has for several days past
been the guest of his uncle, A. L.
Wade.
Master James McGrew has been
at Kingwood for several days past
visiting his grandfather, Hon. JAS.
C. McGrew.
Charlie p. Berkshire has returned
home from a visit Of several weeks
at Christiansburg, Ohio. He is
looking well.
Bert Reed is taking his meals off
the mantel now. The last time he
sat down was on red hot stove
Grafton Sentinel.
Miss Flora Hayes was the happy
recipient of very nice present from
her father, w. W. Hayes, last week,
in the shape of piano.
Miss Maud McVicker has return
ed from a long visit at Wheeling
She looks as well as ever and her
friends are glad to see her.
Mr.. L. V. Keck has gone to Ohio
again for few days on business.
Mr.. Keck has quite an extensive
practice for SO young a lawyer.
Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss' duties as
U. S. District Attorney began to-day
and he is now at Clarksburg attend
ing the session of the U. S. Court.
Rev. J. Wesley Webb, formerly
living here, but now of Wheeling,
was here several days last week. He
is now visiting friends at Mt. Morris.
Miss Abbie Kiger boarded the
train for Grafton Tuesday and ex-
poets to learn the millinery trade at
the above named place. Success to
her.
Miss Eta Boyer, an assistant
teacher at Marshall College, has re-
sumed her duties, having recovered
from severe illness.-Huntington
Argus,
Miss Cora Ogden, of Fairmont,
was in attendance at the obsequies
of Mrs. S. A. Posten last week.
Miss Ogden and deceased were
cousins.
Miss Daisy Steele, of Buckhan-
non, was the guest of Mrs. S. A.
Steele, Monday, on her return from
visit to organtown.-W Weston Re
publican.
Jim" Hoge, of Grafton, who is
now firing freight engine on the
run from Grafton to Wheeling spent
Sunday at his old home in South
Morgantown.
Mrs. Mary Hennen, of Palatine,
came down Thursday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Mestrezat,
and other friends, returning home
Friday evening.
Dick Hayes and Charlie Berk-
shire went to PIT. Marion on Satur-
day, each TO see his dulcina. Mt.
Morris is no longer stylish-all the
boys go to the Point.
Plot. Jno. A. Myers, wife and sis
ter and Prof. A. G. Magruder pro-
pose to attend the Paris Exposition
the coming summer and make tour
of continental Europe.
Prof. Wiley was at Wellsburg on
Thursday evening last and perfectly
captivated large audience by the
delivery Of his popular lecture
"There's a Woman it It."
Mr.. and Mrs. Benny G. Dorsey
are to be congratulated upon the ar
rival of 10 pound daughter at their
house Which event occurred on the
morning of the 18th ult.
Mr.. Robert Julian arrived here a
few DAYS ago from New Mexico and
will move his family to our Modern
Athens as soon as suitable location
is found. We bid him welcome.
John L. Jones, Esq, of Lincoln
district, favored us with brief but
paying call on Saturday last. Mr..
Jones is the father of Monongalia's
popular Sheriff Vest Virginian.
Frank P. Reed, known to hosts of
Morgantown travellers as the genial
clerk at the Hough House, Fairmont,
has been appointed as postal clerk
on the route from Grafton to Zanes-
vile, Ohio.
Mr.. Will Hennen, accompanied by
his wife and interesting little daugh-
ter, Mamie, of Mound City, ILL.,, spent
a day or two with his sister, Mrs.
Walter Mestrezat and other relatives
last week.
Mr.. Ben. Lawson and wife, of Lans-
ing, Michigan, are visiting friends in
Granville Mr.. Lawson was brought
up in Granville but went west more
than score of years ago, where we