The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-05

amOug the Hduy WHO flelteu MOT
gantown within the past few days
Mrs. Josiah Robe, of South Nor
gantown is lying at her home very
i'll of dropsy.
Isaac Hite spent last week in
Clarksburg.
We learn that Fred c. Hough will
resign his position in the post Office
in few days to accept another in
Chadwick's store, and that Ernie
Rice will take the place vacated by
Fred We will regret to lose our
genial neighbor.
We learn that T. H. B. Staggers,
of Fairmont, is quite ILL.,
W. L. Boughner was among his
Morgantown friends for short time
few days ago.
j. p. Donley, John Corrothers, Jno.
S. Hood and John Kinsley and bride
were among the passengers down on
Monday morning.
James Wright is in Pittsburgh.
Gus Barker, of Masontown, and
his brother, Capt. Yes. were here
last week.
Charles Carroll and Miss Efiie
Bower, of Kingwood are guests at
Joseph Harner's in Morgan district.
Mr.. John Simpson and wife, of
Pennington, spent the holidays at
their old home in this county. While
here we received favsrs from John
Thankee.
Curtis K. Hayes spent Sunday at
Mt. Morris. They have plenty of
oil wells and other attractions over
there to see.
Marion Dawson spent Christmas
in Grafton.
Mrs. Daniel r. Rogers and her
sister Miss Martin, of New Martins
vile, are gusts at the residence of
Mr.. Thos. Rogers.
Gordon and Harry, sons of Jacob
Kiger, expect to soon pay a visit
home. They are at Mckeesport, Pa.
We learn that Mr.. S. c. Stewart,
of Grant district, has been rendered
very hattering offer to act as sur
veyor and engineer for one of the
Pennsylvania oil companies. Mr..
Stewart is one of the most skillful,
painstaking and accurate surveyors
in the country
Capt. F. L. Hurry has returned
from louisville, Ky.
Miss Fanny L. Carter, the accom-
plished principal of the Palatine
public schools, was visiting Miss
Mary E. Wade several days, leaving
for home on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. S. w. Baremore, of Ellington,
enjoyed Christmas festivities with
the family other brother, A. L. Wade.
Mrs. Lucinda Arnett, of Little
Falls, has been enjoying the holidays
with her sisters Mrs. Hackney and
Mrs Wade. She will remain here
several days.
Rev. S. Kitchens is at home for a
few days. Mr.. Kitchens has many
warm friends here, who arc always
glad to see him.
Mrs. ID. I. B. Anderson, of the
flats, who has been i'll for so long is
much improved in health.
Miss Bessie Wallace has returned
home from an extended visit at Buck
harmon.
Mrs. Harrison Manley, mother of
Peter, and his aunt, Mrs. Grove,
spent the day with him yesterday.
Prof j. S. Stewart spent the holt
days with his parents at McCoy's
Station, Ohio.
Our young friend Ed. Selby, who
is in w Washington Territory, thinks
that is a great country and is pros
porous and happy. Ed. however, is
one of those beings who makes the
best of everything.
Morg Utt is employed at Hutch
inson's Beechwood mines.
DR.. H. N. Mackey is visiting his
mother at Uniontown.
Jas. W. Dawson has returned from
his trip to Youngstown, Ohio.
Miss Matte Stewards, of George
town is at Mayor Fast's.
DR.. Casselberry is in Philadelphia
where he went to visit his old friends
and accompany Mrs. Casselberry
home, who has been there for several
weeks. We wish the doctor a pleas
ant trip, as he seldom takes a holiday.
Mr.. John Miller, one of the lead
ing business men of Keyser, is here
for a brief stay. Mr.. Miller thinks
of sending his son to the University
Major L. P. r. Brown and wife ar
rived here yesterday and are the
guests of Judge Ollie.
Our esteemed friend Mr.. David
M. Boyers, of New Salem, W. Va, re-
turned to his home this morning at
ter visit at his mothers in Cass
district.