The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-05-04

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ent, the guest of Mrs. Col. Evans.
Thos. H. B. Staggers was in towr
on business several days last week
and this.
Alex. ii. TAFT, OF Homestead, Pa.
was here on business Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Rose Sweeney has returned
after few days spent with her sis
ter at Fairmont.
Harry R. Hayes is at his home in
Fairmont, having been on the sick
list for several days.
Miss Kate Pierce has returned
from Wheeling after visit in that
city Of several weeks.
A. L. Wade and daughter, Miss
Lou, and S. d. Hirschman attended
the New York centennial.
Rev. III. H. Ryland, a University
alumni, is now pastor of church in
Knox county, Kentucky.
Mr.. S. G. Stewart, of Grant dis
trict is in town looking after some
important business matters.
Frank R. Sapp, former Preston
ian, now baggagemaster at the de-
pot, Morgantown, was here Satur-
day.-Argus.
Charli, Weltner, of Greensboro,
who was a student here in the early
days of the University, was in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moorhead are
going to Pittsburg next week. They
60 to buy wedding presents for
George John.
w. Lucian Hagans, of Chicago, is
making one of his periodical visits
to his mother and sisters. He is, as
always, looking well.
Rev. S. b. ID. Prickett has been
transferred from this to the Newark,
N. j., conference and stationed at
Mt. Hermon in that State.
Students Price, Davis and the two
Vances went to Grafton Friday to
take in the Clarksburg Concert Com
pany's rendition of "Pinafore.
Jacob w. Slime, has returned from
McKeesport, where he had been on
business for two weeks, and is pre-
pairing for the conflict Of May ID.
Messrs. A. NJ. Comstock and j. w.
Rowland, of Emlenton, Pa, members
of the Union Improvement Company,
are here looking after their property.
Walter P. MADEIRA lief Tuesday for
Indianapolis, Ind, where he will go
to work in the office of the Journal.
"Pie" is good printer and is sure
of success with the Hoosiers.
Melville H. Fleming is now pros
pering in the legal profession at
Crete, Neb., having recently removed
from Plum Creek, same State, where
he had been partner J. Wash Smith.
Our friend Duncan Mora, of Hal
leck, has cast his die with the sedate
populace of Kingwood, studying law
with Hon. VIM. G. Morley and do
ing business as notory public. Sue
cess, Duncan.
Last Sundays edition of the On
aha Herald contained good picture
of Col. Dudley Evans, the general
superintendent of the Wells, Fargo
Express Co.'S business for the cen
trail division of the United States.
We had very brief call from Rev.
j, B. Feather, of Knottsville, Tues
day. The Reverend is a pleasant
eonversationalist as we'll as a good
preacher and we hope he will visit
our sanctum again.-Grafton Eagle.
Tommy Callahan, who for some
months past has been employed at
O'Kelley's tailoring establishment,
left Tuesday for his home at Pitts
burg. Tommy made many friends
here, and will be among them during
commencement.
Dr. Robert L. Brown, of the In
sane Asylum, passed through on the
B. & O. on Monday, with eight in
sane persons which he was taking to
the Asylum. Two of them were from
PIT. Pleasant and six from Hunting
ton Vest Union Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keener Durr have
been the guests of S. G. Chadwick
and wife for several days. Keener
is prospecting at the Smoky City and
got through without scratch in run
ming the gauntlet in Judge Whites
court. His friends are all glad to
see him.
Mrs. DIR. P. H. Strauz, nee Miss
Ida Davis, of Palatka, Florida, ar
rived at her old home here on Mon
day and will spend the summer With
her parents, During her stay here
DIR. Strauz will take the post-grad-
uate course at the New Orleans Col
lege of Medicine.
His Honor, Judge j. Marshall
Hagans, will hold special term of
the Circuit Court here next month,
beginning on the 9th. 1t is to be
held 10 dispose of some cases con-
corning rights of way for the new
railroad up the West Fork.-Fair-
mont Vest Virgiaian.
Our venerable friend Mr.. Ezekiel
Shay, of Easton, was among our
esteemed callers since last issue. Mr..
S. called especially to renew his sub
scription, it having expired the day
previous to his call. The excellent
old gentleman was somewhat an
noyed that it had not been paid prior
to it's expiration. We would rejoice
to have more friends like him.
James A. Brown was at Morgan
town the first of the week. He re-
ports business dull about the "Ath-
ems. Argus Oh, yes; certainly
it's dull here, as the gentleman is
accustomed to the hurry, furry and
general hustle which the business
activity of Kingwood promulgates.
1t would be appropriate, wouldn't it,
to call Kingwood Hustleville?
Prof W. P. Wiley was at Pala-
tine on Friday and delivered that
able and comprehensive lecture,
There's a Woman in It." He was
greeted by large crowd which he
entertained in a manner which left
the best impression of him and his
superior talents. Prof. Willey's dis
tinction as lecturer is spreading