The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-09-05
ABOUT oUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People,
Where they are and How they are.

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Rev. Sheerin. rector of the P. Z
Church, has engaged Mr.. Victor W
Crossman as organist and choirmas
ter for that church. Mr.. Crossmar
will arrive here in few days and il
addition to his church duties will
attend the University.
Will Jolliffe, Of Warrington, visit
ed his home last week.
George Samsel went to Fairmon,
last week to attend the funeral Of
his brother, William II. Samsel.
John A. Swisher, of St. George
visited his brother III. l.. Swisher OF
Monday.
Dr. Geo. 1. K.eener, of Weston, il
visiting his mother
p. G. McBee is in town attending
the state teachers examination.
". NJ. Thomas. who was formerly
clerk in I. Pickenpaugh.s store
spent Sunday here.
Rev. J. L. RUemer, who has spent
three weeks visiting friends here has
returned to Cleveland Mrs. Roemel
will remain week longer.
Prof. Whitehill and family who
have spent the summer at Beaver
Pa, and Atlantic City, arrived here
last week after delightful trip.
Fred Moore, one of the Athenae-
um editors who has been in town fol
some time in the interest of that pa
per, took short trip to his home al
Belington last week.
Miss Nellie Moreland went t
Pittsburg last week ON shopping
trip.
f. Fl. Yost, of Fairview, came In
for q shoEt visit last week.
Profs. Corbett and Hopkins re-
turned last week from attending tn,
meeting of scientists held at Buffalo
N. T., recently.
Geo. {. Sturgiss has returned
from a summers outing at Mt. Lake
Park.
Bernard Ii. Trussell and Geo. NJ
Beltzhoover, Jr., of Shepherdstown
have received appointments as ca
diets to the University, through Re
gent Geo. f. Evans, OF Martinsburg
John Hartman drove large par.
ty of young people from town out tc
the festival at Woodland, last Fri.
day night.
Prof. III. n Ogden, who is now To-
Gated in Chicago, has been visiting
his old stamping grounds in West
Virginia recently.
Altha Warman will leave Thurs
day for Keyser, where he has been
reelected assistant in the public
schools. His work was very salts
factory and he is fulfilling the ex
pectations of his friends.
Miss Villa Brand was visitor al
Warrington last week.
DIR. Hartigan went up to Fairview
Friday to attend the man who fell
off the derrick up there.
Miss Matte Brock was visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. c. Showalter, al
Harrisville, short time since.
Miss Mary Gregg who has been
visiting in Ohio and points in Penn
sylvania came home Saturday.
Mrs. McVicker and daughter,
Miss BERTHE, returned Saturday after
a visit to several places in Ohio.
John Lantz and wife attended the
Centennial celebration at Waynes-
burg last week.
Miss Mary Semans has gone back
to Washington. Pa, after visit
home
Prof Brown returned from Buffalo
last week.
Floyd Uttcrback spent Sunday
with his family here.
Charlie johnson came in Saturday
from his vacation trip.
Miss Emma Boughner is at Mt,
Lake Park for brief stay.
DIR. Morris returned yesterday
from a trip to Clarksburg and Yves
ton,
Miss Lizzie Fleming returned to
Pittsburg on Monday after spending
several weeks with her mother and
other friends here
Mr. Sanford Pickenpaugh one of
our oldest citizens who has been
very i'll for several weeks is very
much improved.
Rev. Cameron, who has been alb
sent visiting his father at Greenville,
Pa, returned last Friday.
Justus South, of Wadestown, drove
down for short visit last Friday.
Lou Beall spent Sunday with
friends here.
Ed Naret has been confined to the
house for a few days by wound
made by nail running into his foot
The wound although quite painful
at times is not considered danger
Gus.
Revs. Ward and Longanecker ac-
companied by Miss Mabel REYNOLDS
and Mr.. r. E. L. Allen are attending
the Goshen Baptist Association
which is now in session at Glades-
vile.
r. r. Rice attended the M. p.
Conference at Shinnston, last week.
R, +. L. Allen was a visitor to the
wilds of Tyler county, recently and
while there saved one of their re-
spected citizens from trip to the
penitentiary.
Misses Daisy and Jennie Herrick,
after a two weeks visit with rela-
tives here returned to their home in
Washington, Pa, on Monday.
H. NJ. Ruble, of Fairmont, is visit
ing friends over Cheat. He was one
Of Capt. Lazier's company and
served through the war.
Waitman Hartman has been en-
ployed to clerk at Hirschman's.
T.. ID. Arnett, of Arnettsville, was
a visitor in town recently.
Walter Allemong, of Illinois, spent
a short time visiting friends here
last week.
Marshal Jones came home for a
short visit on Friday.
Prof. b. H. Hite went to Pittsburg
for few days Friday.
Prof. Harvey, who has been in the
southern part of the state for some