The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-11-09

l kU1HIH ADVU1 EHVkA4s
Pertinent Paragraphs Dsth PLEASING
and Personal.
James S. Watson and son, Sher.
man were on business trip to Phil
adelphia, Washington and Baltimore
last week.
Rev. j. E. Darby, of Morgantown,
was the guest of Rev. S. A. Smith
Wednesday. We acknowledge a
pleasant call from him. He was re-
turning from the Baptist Anniver-
sary at Cincinnati.-Grafton Lead.
err
DR.. L. N. Burchinal, of Point
Marion, one of our rising physicians
was in town on Saturday last.
Our clever friend John Sidwell, Of
Laurel Iron Works, was here on
business last Saturday. The New
DOMINION returns thanks to John fol
his kindness while here.
Hon. Geo. C. Sturgiss made his
| first appearance here as u S. Dis
trict Attorney on Tuesday last. We
have to say, that he is affable and
courteous, and watches his cases
well.-Martins6urg Ind.
James E. Maderu is on the mend
from a recent serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. r. Evans left
last Thursday for Chicago. Mr.
Evans has business there and aside
from that they will sight-see short
time.
Mrs. M. E. Howe, will spend q
portion of the winter at Elizabeth
Writ county, the guest Of her rela-
tives, J. d. Howe and wife.
Miss Lille Pickenpaugh has been
quite indisposed since her return
from Pittsburg.
Prof. T. NJ. Baker called this
morning and gave us few jokes
He was at Kingwood last week and
visited Roy c. Stone, the solid organ
man and shook the friendly hand Of
editor Jim White. He came home
on Sunday morning after visiting
his pupils at Laurel Iron Works
which closes his lessons at that
place for the winter. He seemed to
be very proud of his pupils and also
said he found good clever people
over there who know how to make
one feel at home,
Mrs. James Morrow, of Fairmont
spent Sunday here with her daught-
er Miss Maggie, the University Ii
brarian.
Our good Democratic friend Rich
ard Loar, of Gainesville, was il
town on Monday. Mr.. Loar like
thousands of others, is anxioqsly
looking for some of those good times
that were promised under Harrison
but he has failed to see anything Of
the kind.
Miss Nettie Nye who has been il
Washington City for several weeks
past, will, we learn, remain until
after the holidays.
Mr. Ben. T. Smith one of the sole
men of Grant District has spent the
past three weeks in town serving al
a Juror. The New DOMINION was
specially pleased to see him.
We acknowledge favors from oul
old friend VIM. j. Everly since our
last issue.
j. M. Hawkins former Monon
galian, now of Reedsville, was in thil
place few days ago greeting ole
acquaintance. He is very clever
gentleman.
Our esteemed fellow citizen Jno
S. Hood, of Louisville, visited the
county seat since onr last issue to
attend to some business matters.
E. G. Allender is the latest recipi-
ent of the honors of knighthood in thu
K If P. He had his last encounter
with their frisky and festive goat
last Friday night.
Miss Mary Ford, of Masontown
daughter of the Rev. F. G. W. Ford
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
L. M. Albright for the past few
days.-Kfng,Oood Era.
Charles r. Durbin has been ap
pointed assistant Cashier of the
First National bank of Grafton
Charlie is splendid bank Officer
and he goes back to his old place
quite familiar with the bushes.
Capt. Miller was reelected as cap
tain unanimously. Everyone Of the
boys knows his worth and that III
is the very best man for the place
The three items following are from
the Fairmont Vest Tirginian:
Miss Louisa Yeager, of Greens
boro, Pa, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. S
S. Yeager, on the avenue.
Our typo friend, Mr.. Bruce Wat
kins, was caller at our Office yester
day Bruce is now book-keeper at
the Clements mines, on the F., M
and P, and says he is done setting
type.
Miss Grace Hartley started fol
New York yesterday, in company
with her father, Mr.. j. M. Hartley
who is ON his fall visit to the Eas
for the purpose of purchasing hi
winter stock of goods.
Editor C. L. Thompson, of tn,
Huntington daily Advertiser, is her
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Prof
Harvey.
Mrs. j. M. Hagans and daughter
Miss Lille, returned to-day from ,
few days stay at Wheeling.
Mrs. lisa Kinderman and two chill
dren have returned to their home a
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. H. M. Morgan and Mrs. J
M. Bell are at Parkersburg, tn
guests of their sister, Mrs. John I
Harris
The Gayety Whirl.
The mite society of the M. Z
church will meet at Mrs. S. Kitchens