The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-12-26
ABOUT ouR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People.
Where they are aud How they are.

Personal Mention OF Prominent People.
Where they are aud How they are.
Prof. Armstrong will spend the
larger part of his holidays here
Thomas johnson, of this place
who is a professor in Lees Military
Academy, at Lewisburg, will spend
the holidays visiting friends at
Anderson.
Miss Bessie Stuckey, of Bunker
Hill, left Saturday for Pittsburg. Pa.
where she will visit friends, after
which she will go to Morgantown,
w. Va, to accept position as ste
nographer for DR.. l. c. Whith.-
AartiRsburg Independent
Mrs NJ. G. Clayton, of Manning
ton, who was recently visiting here
has returned home
Miss Lillian Hackney, who is a
teacher in Marshall College, Hunting
ton, arrived Saturday morning to
spend the holidays at home.
Col. Gilmore was in Uniontown on
business last Saturday.
George w. Johnson went down TO
Uniontown Saturday.
w. S. Baker was visitor in Union
town recently.
Miss Rightmire was taken home
last week to West Grafton by her
father and at last accounts was recov-
ering rapidly from her Illness.
Prof d. NJ Willis has gone home
to Harrison county to spend the h6l-
idays.
Prof. w b. Outright will return
to his duties at the University after
Christmas as he has about recover
ed from his recent illness.
Mrs. Jessie Criss, of Tyler county,
was recently visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reay, in East
Morgantown.
Prof Barton went home last week
to Jefferson county to spend Christ
mas.
Miss Wliitescarver of Prunty-
town, has gone home for the holt
days.
Capt c. C. Hewitt went to Pitts
burg recently.
Mrs. st. George T. Brooke's mother
who has been visiting here for some
time has returned to her home.
T. G. Trenchard is at his home In
Church Hill, Md, to spend the holt
days. He will return to school next
term and remain here the rest of the
year.
DR.. Doris is now in Pittsburg and
expects to attend the Columbia Uni
versity Law school the balance Of
the year.
Rev, j. G. Longanecker, of Geneva,
Pa, spent Sunday in the CITY,
John G. Knutti, student from
Randolph county, will spend the holl-
days with l.. r. Taylor classmate,at
Wadestown.
Miss Edna Bricker will leave to-day
for Pittsbarg where she will spend the
Christmas holidays with her aunt,
Miss Mary Farnsworth
Rev. w. j. Eddy, of Battelle dis
triet, has been called home from
Massachusetts where he has been GO
ing TO school by the serious Illness OF
his brother Elias.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alexander, OF
Fairmont, are visiting relatives here.
j. M. s. Wade, Of Parkersburg, af-
ter spending some time here visiting
friends has returned home.
Edgar Stewart will represent the
Cincinnati Enquirer during the next
session of the legislature at Charles
ton. Mr.. Stewart is rated very high
as newspaper man and the paper
was very fortunate in being able to
secure such competent young man.
He left for home last week and will
go from there to Charleston return
ing to Morgantown about the first
of March.
Hon. J. Russell Trotter Superin-
tendent of Schools elect was in town
last week greeting his many friends.
DR.. Logan Casselberry was in
Fairmont one day last week.
Rev. Ross Ward was In Union
town recently.
J. NJ. Wood went to Scottdale ON a
business trip last week.
Miss Grace Patton, of Pittsburg,
was recently visiting E. NJ. Grants
family.
Misses Kate and Paddle r. Brown
two very delightful ladies, of Wash
ington, are here to spend Christmas
the guests Of their sister Mrs. Pierce.
Miss May Watson has joined her
mother who is living in the house re-
Gently vacated by DR.. Courtney, on
Front street. She will be gladly
welcomed to Morgantown again.
John Wallace, Of Wheeling, well
known student here last year who is
now on the reportorial staff of the
Intelligencer was very i'll recently at
his home but is now ont of danger.
w. Grablachoff, of Roumania,
law graduate of the University, has
been admitted to practice in the
circuit court in Jefferson county.
BraXton Davenport, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting at several points in
| this State.
Mr.. Israel Rich,a prosperous farmer
of Clinton district, was in town re-
Gently.
Justus South was recently in Wades-
town looking after his property there.
DR.. Ira Hall who has been attend
ing Mr. e. B. Hall, of the west side,
has returned to his home in Man
nington.
H. G. Hess is absent on two weeks
visit to Newburg and Warrington.
Mr.. John M. Davis slipped and fell
on the sidewalk last week and sustain
ed severe fracture of the arm.
Mr.. e. B. Hall, one of the most
substantial citizens of Grant district,
has been very i'll recently and in fact
grave doubts were entertained of his
recovery but he is now able to sit up
and his complete restoration to health
is only a matter of time. His many
! friends will be glad to learn that bis
illness had such satisfactory issue.
Lloyd L. Friend will spend Christ
l