The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-05-19
Hon. b. F. Martin and wife return

ed Monday from Old Pt. Comfort
and the east. where they have been
for some time hoping to improve Mr..
Martins health His many friends
| will be sorry to learn that his health
is far from being good, and that he
is still very sick man.-Grafton
Sentinel.
Leonard Smith, Of Palatine, was
visiting his home here last week and
attending to some personal business
matters.
Prof. and Mrs. R. C. Berkeley
have been at Staunton, Va, for sew
eral days visiting their daughter
Miss Fannie, who is attending
Seminary in that city.
The next four items are from the
Fairmont West Yirginian;
A S. Robey and Frank Youst, Of
Georgetown, Monongalia county,
spent Sunday in this place.
Dwight, the son of Prof. Thos. c.
Miller, of the University, Morgan
town, spent several days here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Eddy, of Nc
Curdysville, Monongalia county,
we're in town on Tuesday and made
US pleasant call.
Mr.. Livy Leo Lazelle writes us
that his mother, sister and himself
have become settled in their Chica-
go home, which is 5315 jackson ave
nue., and that they are delighted
with the place, their friends and sur
roundings generally. AS we have
said before, we are sorry to lose this
excellent family, but hope the new
home may be all that has been an
ticipated.
Col T. P Roberts, chief engineer
of the Monongahela Navigation
Company, was struck by crane
while experimenting the repairs on
Lock No. 5, and severely though not
fatally injured. Col. Roberts friends
here will regret to hear of his acct
dent and hope for his early recovery.
Hon. Jos. Moreland went to Fair
mont and other points on business
trip Monday.
DIR. J. p. Fitch was indisposed the
first of the week.
L. Presley Reay came up from
Pittsburg Saturday and remained
over Sunday with his family
Mrs. Agnes Brown, of Grafton, is
the guest of Judge and Mrs. John
A. Ollie.
Mrs. w. G. Davis, accompanied by
her little daughter. departed for her
home at Brownsville, Pa, yesterday
after visiting her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. E. Ii. Coombs.
Lieut.. +. Dewitt Ramsay depart
ed Sunday for Albany, N. Y, being
called there by telegram announc.
ing the death OF his grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. z. Keener both
of whom have been i'll for several
weeks, are improving rapidly.
W. S. Koontz and wife returned to
their home at Uniontown, Pa, Mon
day after visiting the latter's father,
j. F. Weaver, at Easton.
Rev. Ross Ward went to Union
town Monday for brief visit.
c. H. Hamilton, of Selbyville, Up
shur county, is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Calvin Everley, near town.
Mr.. Hamilton paid the New DoAIN-
ION pleasant call Monday and tells
us that he is thinking of locating in
Monongalia. We would gladly wei
come him.
Mrs Mary Shank and Mrs. John
II. Smith have returned from visit
to the formers sons, Charlie Shank,
of Clarksburg, and Harry Shank, of
Farnum, Harrison county.
Mr. R. c. Berkeley, Jr, is being
prominently spoken of anG urged
by his many friends for the vacant
professorship of Engineering in the
West Virgin University. Mr..
Berkeley graduated in engineering
in the University OF Virginia, and
taught engineering in a military
school in North Carolina He was
here for three years as assistant to
the Chief Engineer on the W. Va,
d Pittsburg R. R., and for the past
year has been located in Chicago
and is now consulting engineer to
the Wrought Iron Bridge Company
of that plaee.-W Weston Tunes.
Misses Glenn Keys and Minnie
West, of Keyser, are guests of Mrs.
Harry L. Google.