The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-11-14
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


Rev. Pres. White is az his home o.
Sunnyside spending his annual yaca
tion and will remain several weeks.
Charley Finnell is at home on ;
short vacation. He has been highl,
successful In his chosen profession ant
the future holds mitch in store 70
him.
Miss Rose Howe is visiting tn,
Misses Gould in Parkersburg. Mis-
Rose has many friends and admfrer
in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Wiley hay,
gone to their home in Washington
Mrs. Wiley had been in Morgantowr
since June. Their departure Is yer,
much regretted.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Wagner are Wis,
iting friends In Washington, d. c.
Major Keener is now member d
the live stock commission firm of HUFF
Cochran s. Co.; of Pittsburg. Tn.
Major is the salesman of the firm. 4
better one could not be found.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer and
Miss Jessie Vivian Kerr will give 8
concert In Fairmont on the evening
Of Tuesday, December LIST. The
people OF that place may expect some
thing fine.
Victor Cameron has returned to col.
lege after brief visit here
John Hartman, Charles Runner and
John Shumaker are now employed
on pipe line and viii be absent sew
eral weeks.
Wayne Wiley left last Thursday af-
ter short visit home on account OF
the election. His first vote was lost.
L. NJ. Gregg has had his house on
Main street painted recently adding
very much to its attractiveness.
Walter Hough left Friday evening
for his post of duty at Washington
City after a brief visit home.
Capt. r. L. Domain got the thir-
tieth annual renewal of his license
as pilot on the Monongahela' river
last Saturday. He is one of the pill.
on the james G. Blaine and has been
in the employ OF the p. B.& G. Pack
ct Co. since he was licensed
Brownsville clipper
Bert Bell spent few days last
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Shoemaker, at Palatine.
w. w Hayes had fine lot OF
young trees set out on the pavement
in front of his house recently. Moth
ing adds more to the beauty and
healthfulness Of a town than plenty OF
nice shade trees and our citizens
should at once take steps to put them
in front of every lot in town.
DR.. J. L. Goodnight was visit
or to Waynesburg last week.
Hal Hall who is attending medical
school in st. Louis was in town last
week for short visit.
Miss Minor, of the University 81
Virginia, who has been visiting at
Prof. Berkeley's, has returned home.
JESSE L. Turner left Monday morn
ing for Cumberland, Md, where he
will join the Miss Jane Agnott Ope-
"a Company. He will be absent dur
ing the entire season as he has re-
ceived very tempting offer from
the company. He is one of the best
players in this end of the state and
we predict success for him in his
venture.
DR.. 7. b. Reynolds is quite i'll at
his home ON Sunnyside, 1t is anoth-
er attack of grip which gave him
such severe seige of it last winter.
1t was induced by cold contracted
last Saturday night.
Mrs George Hartman is very sick
at her home on Wiley street and
grave fears are felt as to the out
come. We hope that she may short
ly be restored to health.
Prof A. L. Wade was in Wheeling
Saturday.
DR.. George Keener, of Weston,
was in the city the first of the week.
Miss Pratt came in Monday from
a visit to her home in Wheeling.
j. G. Thomas who has been very
i'll at Mrs. Naret's for some time,
left last Saturday afternoon for his
at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
The students have about all re
turned and the machinery is again
running smoothly.
"Doggie" Trenchard and Yost re-
manned in Pittsburg after the game
Saturday and will play several games
with the 3A's against the other local
teams. twenty-five of the best plays
ers in the United States compoe-
this club and its choosing Yost is a
neat compliment.
Mrs. M. r. Barrickman, of Louis
vile, KY, and Mrs. S. j. Marchand
and son Z. B. Marchand, of Cairo,
W. Va, are visiting their cousin
Mrs. Thomas Protzman near Easton.
Rev. Sheerin went to Pittsbure
last Thursday to hear Ian McLaren
deliver one of his celebrated lectures.
Mrs. d. Pickings, of Bucyrus, O.,
is in Morgantown and will spend
part of the with her daughter, Mrs.
Jas. Seeerin.
A. Tenant, of Amos, arrived last
Friday and remained for short time
in town.
A. J. Ammons and wife, of Amos.
were recent visitors here.
H. NJ. Liston, of Connellsville, reg
istered at the Peabody last week.
The Y. M. G. A. is observing this
as a week of prayer and one unre-
generate scoffer has dared to affirm
that they need it badly.
DR.. Z. M. Turner is in attendance
on the Masonic Grand Lodge at
Wheeling this week filing one Of the
offices of that body.
Carl Frame, of Fairmont, was a
visitor here ON legal business Tues
day.
+. L. Davis, of Wellsburg, stop
ped at the Franklin, last Saturday.
J. Lee Hall, of Palatine, spent
Sunday in the city.
Isaac Franks former resident of
Morgantown but who now lives at
Fairchance was here last Monday.
HI. S. Milton, of Richmond, Va,
was business visitor here the first
of the week.
Benz. G. Williams proprietor of
SINNERS Tavern at Fairmont was
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