The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-30

was in town yesterday.
Marion Dawson went to Grafton
Saturday to visit friends.
| Miss Kate Pierce went TO Wheel
ing Monday to visit friends.
Dorsey White, of Pittsburg, is tn,
gnest or his aunt Mrs. G. ". John
Miss Irene Myers left on Friday
for visit of few days at Bethany
| Our clever friend, Coleman Trick
EFT, of Halleck, was in town on Mon.
day.
| Miss Jennie Arnett has returned
home after stay Of some months al
Fairchance.
"Toon" Protzman, of Mount Nor
ris, came over and passed Sunday
with friends In town.
Prof. E. S. Elliott and j. A. Jack
son returned from a brief visit al
Kingwood on Monday
Mrs. Hattie Flor, Of Magnolia
w. Va, accompanied by her little
son, is visiting Geo. w. Smith and
family.
Mr.. John II. Hoffman has been
quite indisposed for several days,
but has been absent from his desk
in the bank very little.
Mrs. Margaret Fitch left last week
for Front Royal, Va, where she will
remain several months. She will
visit her sister, Mrs. Crizer.
Mr.. L. v. Keck left in response tc
telegram on Monday evening fol
Macksburg, Ohio, to see his uncle
who is lying at the point of DEATH
Sherman Watson spent Sunday
here. He is now merchandising al
Houlttown and is the general custo
dian of the B. q o. interests at thai
point
S. b. Hirschman is at home this
time, sure, and if you don't believe
it just peep in and see how many
customers he can wait upon at the
same time
Will X. Hoffman, who is flourish
ing in the churn business at Mallei
Creek, Ohio; is recuperating ut his
old home here His friends are all
glad to see him.
Miss Allie Boyers, of Morgantown
is visiting her sister, Miss Eta Boy
ers, of Marshall College. who has
been very i'll for the past two weeks
Huntington Advertiser.
Mrs. Geo. G. Sturgiss, who had
been in Florida all the winter visit.
ing her nieces, Mrs. Richmond and
Mrs. Strautz, returned to her home
in Morgantown Tuesday evening.
Great sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Martin. of Sun
nyside, in the serious illness Of their
two children. Hope the little ones
may soon be restored to perfect
health
Z. X. Brown has returned from
Philadelphia where he attended JEFF
ferson Medical College during the
past year. lie will study in the Of
flee of Drs. Brock & Wade during
the summer
Percy Lazier has returned home
from where he started about week
ago He never discovered the good
qualities of Morgantown's bread and
meat till he WIS where they could
not be found.
We learn that Joseph Allender
will move his family back to kevsei
in the near future. Hope Joe will
change his mind and conclude to
stay with us and help to welcome
the boom that is soon to strike oul
city
Miss Ida Brown has altered hel
intention of going to her home al
Charlestown Immediately, and will
continue her visit here indefinitely
This will be joyful news to a large
circle of friends who would regret
her leaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Durbin
of Grafton, were guests of Miss
Lille Pickenpaugh for several days
past. Miss Rose McGraw, Mrs. D's
sister, came down Friday and re
manned till Saturday, all returning
home that day.
We ere sorry to announce the Sc
rious illness of Mrs. j. Ami Martin
She has been sick for more than {
week, and at this writing is lying il
very critical condition, but there
is slight hopes of her recovery
Kingcood Argus.
Harry Clayton moved to Orator
this week where he has charge of tn,
general offices Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company. We regret tt
lose so good citizen and wish fol
him large degree of prosperity il
his new home Inder.
DIR. William T. Henshaw, oul
young townsman, has returned home
a full fedged physician from tn,
Medical University of New York
III Nf ttHoOt1y oeutcoHuH. LII. Icl
shaw was few years ago popula
student at the University.
Forney Donley is intending t,
seek relief from his rheumatic suffer
ings at the famous springs at Badel
Baden, Germany. He expects mucl
benefit from the sea voyage and will
remain at the German City till tn
winter. He will start in May.
Miss Daisy Steele left Friday 70
Pittsburgh, where she will visit be
brothers, John and Will, for few
weeks, and from there proceed to he
home in Buckhannon. For man,
weeks past she has been the CUES
of Geo. G. Steele and family, gather
ing large circle Of good friends VIII,
sought the sunshine of her smile
and basked therein in unalloyed de
light. That she may return, return
soon, return to stay long is the wisl
of all who met her.
The Circuit Court. adjourned OF
Wednesday evening after a yer,
| pleasant session of fourteen days
Judge Hagans made a very favora
BILE impression upon our people, ant
his courteous manner upon the bencl
was universally complimented. Hi