The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08

! last week, the guest OF Miss MOiIi
Basford. She left on Monday for
short stay in Terra Alta.-G CRATIC,
Sentinel
q Chas. Shank, Superintendent 0
the Fairchsnce Fire Brick Co., wal
in town Friday en- route to Opekis
ka on business Charlie has lately hac
several tempting offers from an Ala
, bama iron firm. He is one of Tho
Morgantown boys who brings Us
credit.
George Davis retured home Sat.
urday from Pittsburg.
Phil Shaffer, George Hogue and
Allen Barthlow went to Greensboro,
Pt Marion and Ices Ferry Sunday
on their whsols
John Keener was in Harrison coun-
ty last week buying cattle.
i Mrs. Mary Grow, of Greensboro,
departed for home Monday after a
visit at Sheriff Jones'.
Mrs. Daniel Morgan who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Prof Frank
Snider returned Monday to her home
at Morris X Roads.
Miss Lucy Cans, of Morris X
Roads, Pa, is the guest of Mrs.
Prof Frank Snider.
Prof. /. c. White returned home
Saturday.
Rev. Yoke, of Mt. Morris, passed
through town Monday en- route to
Pennsboro
Mrs. Jacob South, of Mt. Morris,
went to Pennsboro after a brief visit
here with Mrs. Kitchens.
Miss Rose Chorpening is quite
sick. She has many friends who
hope for her immediate recovery
Clarksburg Telegram.
Among the prominent visitors re-
Gently in town was Mr.. Harry M.
Turner, Secretary Of the State Board
of Agriculture. Mr.. Turner is a
very affable gentleman.
Maj. J. M. Lee. wife and children,
of Huntington, arrived Saturday on
a visit to their numerous Morgan
town friends. Major Lee was form
erly commandment of the University
cadets but is now Superintendent Of
the Huntington City Schools.
MRS. Frank Roderick left Mon
day for home in Washington, D. c.,
after visit to Mrs. Sarah Gilbert
Forney Long and wife, of Mt Nor
ris, are guests of the Wallace House.
Mr.. Long we are pleased to state
is enjoying better health.
The Hon. J. C. McGrew was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll on Thurs
day last and his family and many
friends were much alarmed We are
most happy to be able to state that
although still confined to his bed he
is fairly on the road to recovery
KingUood Journal
j. Russell Trotter, of Aurora. has
been spending part of his time in
Kingwood since he graduated at the
University. Mr. Trotter is in bad
health, but hopes to recnperate by
fall when he will resume teaching
Kingcood Journal.
Mrs 0. j. Norris has returned
home after "a visit in Grafton.
DR.. H. B. Lazier, Jno. E. Price,
and several other gentlemen went
to Detroit on Monday to attend the
National encampment G. A. r.
Clark Dorsey went to Elkins on
Monday where he will work in the
West Virginia Central machine
shops.
Henry Ruble, of Palatine, was re-
Gently here.
We are glad to note the recovery
of Prof. Thos. E. Hodges who is able
to be out again after severe illness
of three weeks duration.
Messrs. Lewis Shupe W. Morgan
Smith, Mr.. Kuhn, and DR.. j. w.
Hunter, four well known citizens of
Mt. Pleasant, Pa, came to Morgan
town on Monday and remained until
Tuesday. On Monday evening they
went up to Fairmont coming back on
the return train. These gentlemen
had heard much of West Virginia
and her coal and coke fields and came
over to take look at the country.
They were highly pleased with what
little they saw of our state and peo-
pie and will return again to further
extend their acquaintance Some of
the gentlemen were old time acquaint-
ances OF the editor of the New Do
MINIoN and it was quite an unexpec-
ted pleasure to meet them again. We
hope to see them in the future and
assure them the latch string will al
ways be out.
Omer Koontz and wife, of Pitts
burg, are the guests of A. j. Koontz
on the Flats.
Our clever friend Clark G. Wade,
of Mt Morris, was here Monday and
favored the New DOMINION with his
presence for time.
N. E. Michael, one of the clever
young citizens of Grant district. near
Arnettsyille, was in town last Satur-
day. We were very much pleased to
meet Mr. Michael.
E. M. Sayers, Esq, prominent
and wealthy lawyer of Waynesburg,
Pa, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. D. H. Todd, daughter of Capt.
Cock, of the Germania, and Mrs F.
C. Stewart, of Brownsville, have been
visiting in town for several days
past.
Mrs. Mendel daughter and son, of
Taylor, Texas, left for Wheeling yes
terday after visit here.
DR.. Harris, of Wheeling, was the
guest of friends here yesterday.
Mrs, Smith, of Uniontown, was the
guest recently of Mr.. and Mrs. O. H.
Ollie and left Saturday to visit her
son Harry of Fairmont.
M. H. Fleming and wife have
started to their home in Crete, Ne
braska, after three weeks visit
with Mr.. Jno. I. Fleming at Cass-
vile. Mr.. Fleming is rising attor-
ney of Crete, the town of his adop-
ton, being now city attorney of that
place. He is native of Mononga-
liza and graduate of the Law De
partment of the University. He
says the training received here has
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