The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-12-15

III yteI county. he DdS D66n mere
steadily for two years without taking
home going vacation.
The Parkersburg Journal is urg-
ing Jno T. Harris for clerk of the
state senate.
Her relatives here have heard of
the safe arrival of Miss Lucy Donley
at Lincoln, Nebraska, and that she
has already begun her advanced stu
dies in vocal music. Whether or not
she would remain all winter depend
ed upon how well she would like it
there, and as she is very much sat
isfied it may be inferred that her
stay will be extended.
Editor John w. Averitt, of the
Cum berland Times, is an applicant
for the postofflce of his city Mr.
Averitt has many friends in Nor.
gantown. They would be pleased to
hear of his appointment.
Our clever friend r. Nj. Dorsey
was greeting his Morgantown friends
day or two since and looking after
some business matters.
Miss Letitia jackson was visiting
at Morgantown during the past
week.-Ktngtoood Argus.
Mr.. T. NJ Williams, who is at
tending the Leland Stanford Univer-
sity in California, writes the New
DOMINION that ne is having a very
pleasant stay there, though be will
return to West Virginia to reside
We can say that We have plenty of
room in this state for young men
like him. Mr.. Williams incidental
ly adds that they are having ideal
September weather at Palo Alto.
Nelson Lewellen moved his moth
er from Fairmont this week to Graf
ton, which place she expects to make
her future home-Grdfton Leader
Mrs. Wentworth, who instructed
several classes in physical culture
by both Delsarte and Swedish sys-
TENS, left for her home at New York
City last week on account of the i'll
ness of near relative. She will re
turn to Morgantown in about two
weeks to resume her work.
Miss Mary Evans has returned
from a visit with Uniontown rela-
tives.
Johnny Hoffman's birthday pres
ent from his mother was a new bari
tone horn, and it is beautiful in
strument.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Dering
are boarding with the family of C.
S. Rogers, down Beechurst
Miss Nellie Moreland has, painful
to her friends the fact is, fully de-
veloped case of typhoid fever and is
quite i'll. Her brother James is
greatly improved being now able to
sit up Tor a time each day.
Roy Hess, son of Jacob Hess, has
finished his schooling in the tele-
grapher's art, and has been given a
position as line walker from here to
Watson.
A Portland, Maine, paper says
Rev. Matt. S. Hughes mas received a
call from church at Evanston, Hi
nois, and will accept.
Prof. A. D. Hopkins has returned
from Washington, where for the past
week he had been engaged in making
researches in his speciality at the
chronological department of the Ma
tional library.
A correspondent at Washington
sends the following: "Lieut. Com r.
M. g. Brown, son-in-law of ex- Sena-
tor Henry G. Davis, of West Virginia,
has been detached from duty with
the Intercontinental Railway survey
and placed ON the retired list"
Lieut.. Brown was injured while COM
handing a vessel off the coast of
Samoa, and has been in i'll health
since. He will receive ee-fourths
pay of his rank for the remainder of
his life.
Mr.. j. E. Galford, a graduate of
both the Academic and Law Depart.
ments of the University, has located
in Weston for the practice of his pro-
fession. Mr.. Galford is the kind of
man who will succeed.
The famous case styled Morris
against Bowlby is now being tried
at Kingwood, having been sent to
Judge Hoke's circuit by Judge ia
gaDs, and at times during the trial
Attorneys Moreland, Berkshire,
Sturgiss, Keck and Lazzell will be
in attendance, some of them having
gone yesterday and others will go
to-day.
Charles E. Jollihe, the capable
cashier of the Exchange bank at
Warrington, and whose training for
the business was received here, was
a visitor here this week
Johnny Garrard, of the oil field
at large and Pittsburg most of the
time, has been in town for several
days.
William A. Watts. whose leg was
broken several weeks ago, is able to
be out with the aid of a crutch and
cane
Mrs. Louisa A. Dorsey came down
from Thornton the first of the week
and is the guest of the family of her
brother, Col. George w. johnson.