The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-09
POINTS ABOUT people,
Pertinent Paragraphs Both Pleasing
and Personal.

ed 10 ner nome saturday
Mr.. Robert Hawthorne, of Cleve-
land; o., spent few days with his
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Gilbert,
recently.
! We regret to learn that Mr.. VIM.
Morris, of Morris Y Roads, brother
of DIR. Geo. B. Morris, of this place,
was stricken with paralysis a few
days age.
Mr.. n. n. Hoffman is still confined
to his room with no sign Of Improve
ment. He returns his heartfelt
thanks to the ladies of the NJ. A. 5.
o. for their kind remembrance in
his affection
Lee Evans "struck 1t rich" in the
Louisiana State Lottery at the last
monthly drawing. His ticket drew
a prize If so, 000-with the 006's re
bated.-Fayette Democrat.
Mr.. Boyd Wees a former popular
student of the University, whose
home is IN Randolph county. has
been here for week pest greeting
his numerous old friends.
Our old friend w. f. Hols, has
been up from Pennsylvania visiting
his old home and friends in Clinton
for some days past. The New Do
AnNIoN was pleased to meet him
again.
Miss Lou Stewart will return to
Huntington on Thursday.
Miss Mary Morris, who has been
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Morris for
some time past, will go to Washing
ton tomorrow.
7. W. Fleming, Esq, of Fairmont,
and Capt. A. n. Prichard we're here
yesterday looking after some bust
ness matters.
Our highly esteemed, old time
friend, Alex. T. Hess, was one of the
New DoMtNIoN's visitors ON Monday
Mr.. Hess is one of the leading. far
mers of Monongalia, a life long Dem
ocrat, and man who has the re-
spect of all who know him.
Our aged and esteemed fellow cit
izen, Frederick A. Dering, is quite
low and apparently gradually fail
ing. He is the oldest citizen of
Morgantown.
Hon. H. S. White seems to have
the lead for u. S. Marshall We
think this county deserves some sub
stantial recognition from the new
administration, and we see no reason
why White should not be our next
Marshal MoundsoiHe Sun.
We learn from the Grafton Eagle
that F. M. Durbin has again been
confined to his home by an abcess
on his leg.
President Turner will go to
Charleston tomorrow to be absent
few days.
The smiling phiz of Harry Smith,
OF Fairmont, was seen among his
friends here few days ago.
Mrs. Samuel B. McVicker, who re-
Gently was severely hurt by a fall
down stars at the residence of her
son in Fairmont has about recovered
and was able to come to her home
few days.
Mrs f. |. Moore has been in Fair
mont several days visiting Mrs. Mel
lie Sweeney Palmer, who is quite i'll.
Frank Cox, Prosecuting Attorney
of Monongalia county, was in town
day or so this week, attending the
taking of dispositions in some cases
he has in the Circuit Court.-Iadee.
Annie Darrell has been seriously
i'll for several days at her home on
Front street
Julia widows is not improving
very rapidly.
Miss Oracle Protzman Is no bet
| ter.
Prof. d. B. Purinton is in Charles
ton looking after the interests of the
University.
Miss Lily Martin has returned to
her home in New Martinsville. Her
sister, Mrs. DIR. Dan Rogers, will re-
main yet for several weeks.
Miss Oracle Core, who has been
with her sister, Mrs w. H. Baker,
for some time, has gone to Elk Gar
den TO spend the winter with her sis
ter, Miss Carrie Core.
Our excellent fellow citizen L. J.
Eddy, of Battelle, was here yesterday
on business.
Mr.. E. G. Yates, of Lincoln, Neb.,
is here the guest ofhis ther-in-law,
Mr.. j. ?. Donley. Mrs. Yates has
been here several weeks.
Mr.. Z. F. Yost is spending a few
days here. He will not re-enter the
law department of the University I'M
til next year, as he has a very fat
tering offer from the New York Life
Insurance Company with which he
has been connected for several years
past, and in whose service he has
achieved phenomenal success.
Mr.. Martin V. johnson, of Sulli-
van county, Indiana, has been visit
ing his old home in Clinton district,
this county, for several weeks past
Mr.. johnson is a brother of our fell
low citizen F. NJ Johnson He went
to Indiana about twenty-five years
ago where he has become prosper
Gus citizen.
Mr.. j. E Haverstick, who has rela-
tives and is well known here was
married few days ago to Miss
Thompson, a sister of Senator
Thompson, of Florida. Mr.. Haver-
stick resides in California
The Journal is pleased to record
the visit of Dr. D. P. Fitch, now of
Fairmont, w. Va, to his old friends
in Frostburg. He is attending to
the practice of DR.. c. c. Jacobs while
the latter is away on his wedding
tour. All of DR.. Fitch's friends, and
their name is legion, recognize in his
removal from here loss to the com
munity. Hence, the welcome to him
for even brief period has pleasure
ably surprised him. : Frostburg
Journal.
Death Roll.
| ARNETT-Mrs Eber Arnett died
at her home in Fairmont on the 30th