The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-12-15
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


Terra Alta where he went to deliver
a lecture to the citizens, They have
arranged for series of lectures over
there this winter and Prof II, dyes
was selected to open il
Bert Laughed and sister, Hiss
Sarah have gone to Swarthmore
where they viii attend the marriage
of their sister, Mrs. Ole Thomas,
who is to marry Rev. jackson who
is minister at that place. They
will not return until after the holi
days.
Mr. d. II. Tappan was here to-day
looking after c d. Il p. interests.
c. F. Garfield. of Amos, is in the
city to buy a lot Of heavy horses for
use in the oil field
H. l. Timblin, OF Warrington, is
MT the Wallace House.
r.. n Koblegard is here on his
first trip for Ruhl, Kohlegard and
company. of Clarksburg. He is nc
vompanicd by L c. Scrannage. who
has been with the firm for some
time and who is going to retire from
the road and go into business for
himself in Baltimore.
r. 5. Lowthes. of New York City
is in the CITY He is one OF the lead
Ing pool PLAYERS Of the country ard
will TO night give an exhibition Of
fine playing to the members OF the
Mingo club in their club room Mr..
Lowther is said to be the finest
player who ever came TO Morgan
town and the exhibition will draw
all the members
Mr.. \. l. Lowrie has returne 10
Pittsburg after short stay here
DIR. Geo, |. keener returned here
on Monday and was warmly greeted
by his legion of friends Weston
Worid.
Attorney Oscar A Campbell has
gone to his old home in New Jersey
to remain until after the holidays.
By his careful attention to business,
his fidelity to his clients and his
character as "a gentleman Mr. Camp
bell is rapidly building up hand
some practice and gaining the conf
dence of ALL Wewish him the pleas
ant vacation he has so well earned.
DIR. Biddle South who has heen
visiting relatives here for few DAYS
has gone to Hundred where he will
make short visit before his return
to his home in Washington county,
Pa. He is thinking OF locating some
where in the west for the practice of
his profession.
Mrs. J. c. Capehart and daugh-
tiers Jessie and Bnna came in yes
terday from Washington City and
will make Morgantown their future
homo Mrs. Capehart will have her
goods shipped here from Washing
ton this week
Frank Bannister has returned
from trip to Pittsburg and New
| York.
Cadet Captain b. G. Moore has
gone home on furlough and will not
return until June when he will come
back to graduate. He has finished all
the work required of him.
Mr.. A. c. Bowers, of Laurel Iron
Works, was here today looking al
ter some business matters. The Ngw
DOMINION was much pleased to
Mr.. Bowers whether on business
otherwise
Mrs Strauss and little son, OF 'ln
letlo. ohio, are here the guests of r
father, Mr.. James n. Davis.
Mrs. DIR. Nerbitt. Of Fairmont, is
here to visit her aunts. Mrs. Fleming
Miss Rebecca Evans and numerous
other friends.
George Debolt has gotten we'll
enough To come over to town His
eye will he saved although at first
it was thought t at it wocld be IN
tirely lost He is still looking v,ry
badly but not so badly rs would e
expected after such seige as he has
passed through We are certainly
glad that he has escaped with no
greater injury.
G. II. +. Holey, student fntn
Grafton has been indisposed to a
few days but is much better now.
Miss Mabel Reynolds has re'iny
cred from slight illness.
Mrs. C. E. Jolliffe, of Manningtoa
is visiting her sister, Mrs w H.
Bailey on Sunnyside and will be
here for week.
Miss Ida Purman, of Randall, was
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Hennen and Mrs. Reynolds,
OF Keyser, are the guests of Mrs
Harry Google at the Wallace House
Mrs. Reynolds is the mother of
Bunker Reynolds, student at the
University.
John Wehrle, of Charleston, who
was here about week ago joined
the Mystic Shrine at his home
Monday night.
r. +. L Allen has gone to Tyler
county on legal business.
Miss Olive Pierce recently rem
dcrcd ii violin solo in chapel which
was very much appreciated by every
one. She was accompanied by Miss
McMurphy.
w. II. Dawson, of Uniontown, w,s
in the cit yesterday
| J. p. Shaffer, of Philippi, has gone
home after a short stay here on bus
mess.
Mrs. Sallie Aldrich and Miss o.
are in Pittsburg to spend week W =:
friends.
Rev. T. W. Ireland has gone to ~
Chapel on the Monongah road sher.'
he will begin a revival right away.
Mrs. NJ. V. Pierce and daughter.
Miss Olive will go to Evanston, HI,
on Friday to remain until afts,
Christmas the guests Of Rev. n. NJ.
Waters and family.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong viii
spend Christmas with Rev. ~ NJ
Waters at Evanston. Illinois. i r
unnecessary to say that the meeting
of the two friends will be a happy
ONE.
Mrs. Juretta Eddy is very sick a,
her home near Wadcstown and hen
son Alexander, who is student H.
the University, has been Gale,
home. Grave fears are entertain'r
as to her recovery. She is SUFFERING
from stomach trouble which is being
complicated with heart disease.