The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-05-15
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Pro minent People
ahers they are and Haw they are

friends hope to see him again the last
Of the week for time.
Mrs. NJ. L. Brown, OF North Spruce
street, has been quite i'll for several
days.
Miss Villa Brand was i'll for a few
days last week.
We learn that Captain d. NJ. Camp
has returned home from the springs
where he went for his health, and is
much improved.
Ed Meredith and George Watson
were two Of the young men OF Fair
mont who attended the ball game
here ON Saturday. Both have many
friends in Morgantown who would
be pleased to see them more fire.
quently.
T. ". Nicholl, the L. w. Anderson
of Fairmont, was here yesterday ON
business. Franks many friends
here are always glad to greet him.
DIR, r. L. Brown, of Buckhannon,
spent Sunday here with his father
Hon. Jno. j. Brown and other
friends. The New DOMINION was
especially glad to see the Doctor
again. He was formerly an infiuen-
tial factor in the circle of young
men in Morgantown.
DIR. Arthur Boyers, of Randall, left
Monday for Moundsyille where he has
located TO practice his profession.
He recently graduated with high hon.
ors and we hope that he will meet
with the success which his talents
and abilities entitle him to. We are
sorry to lose him but most heartily
commend him to the good graces of
the community which he has chosen
for his future home
Mrs. r.. f. Naret we regret to note
is very i'll at her home on Prospect
street. We hope for her early re-
coyery.
Mrs. Mary South, of Sunnyside, who
was recently very i'll with pneumonia
is far on the road to recovery. 1t was
feared that she was going to have a
very serious attack and her friends
will be glad to learn of such a salts
factory issue TO her Illness.
Miss Allie Wade, of Randall, will
leave to-day for Ada, Ohio, where she
will make her future home with Rev.
Simon Boyers. Her many friends in
this section are sorry to see her go
but hope she will find her new home
pleasant one.
Miss Ruth Gibbons, of Romney, was
the guest OF Miss Fannie Berkeley
from Saturday until Tuesday. Miss
Ruth is a daughter of Rev. George A.
Gibbons.
Mr.. T. N. Smith, one of the well
known citizens of Mt. Morris was a
recent visitor here. Mr. Smith is a
native Monongalian and an excellent
gentleman.
Mr.. Jos. Hartman has been quite
sick for several days at his home on
Prices Hill
Roscoe Aiken, of Granville, left
Monday morning for Minneapolis
where he will locate for year. We
hope that his trip may prove prof
table one.
DR.. l. G. White started on Mon
day to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia,
where he went with Prof. Bell, of
telephone fame, to examine some
lands owned hy the latter gentle
man who thinks there may be oil
under it. DIR. White will be absent
about two weeks. About mid-sum
mer DR.. White will sail foi st.
Petersburg, Russia, to meet with the
leading biologists Of the world.
Misses Louise Huston, Louise
Finnell, Jessie Moorhead, Blanche
and Daise Wood chaperoned by Mrs.
John A. Myers went to Pittsburg on
Monday.
Earl Smith and Cecil Rice were
among the Fairmont visitors here to
see the-ball game
Mr.. M. j. Somehow has been
compelled to again go to the springs
at Cambridgeboro, Pa, for his
health. For long time he has suf-
fered from kidney complaint and
had to give up business for time
to take course of treatment
Mrs. S. S. Wade has so far recov-
cred as to be out again after a Sc
we're illness of two weeks duration
Ross Wharton is suffering from a
poisoned face.
Colonel Casteel while here was OF
course a Wallace House guest.
Mr.. P. II. Keck is improving slowly.
He has been in delicate health fol
several months. His many friends
hope soon to hear of his complete re-
covery.
w. S. Baker is building an addition
to his warehouse on Prospect street.
Harry Selby, Miss Sarah Helmicl
and Mrs. N. N. Hoffman, who have
been very i'll from fever, are all recov.
ering.
Rev. Geo. w. Morris has returned
to Pittsburg after visiting his parents
and friends here.
| Attorney Harry Shaw, of Fairmont
who is law graduate of the univer
sity, was here on business few days
ago.
Harlie Warman was accidentally
struck on the head by brick an(
severely hurt, while working on Prof
A. L. Wade's house, few days ago
He has about recovered.
Mrs. Hutchinson. of Parkersburg
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Bur
rell, and her sister, Miss Myrtle Fin
nell, here. Mrs. Hutchinson is quit,
a favorite
Major Sanger, an army inspector o
high rank, was here to inspect tn,
cadet corps last Friday and Saturday
Colonel Casteel, assistant adjutan
general of the West Virginia Nationa
Guard, was present.
The betrothal of Mr.. Louis Mans
bach, of Cumberland, and Miss Clar;
Nathan, of Parkersburg, has beer
announced.
e. E. Hayes has returned to Rich
mond after brief visit to his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Hayes ant
many other friends.
Miss Minnie Wotring has gone t
Grafton and will be absent about tw'
weeks.
Hon. Waitman Barbe, Field Agen
Tor the West Virginia University
visited the Elkins Public Schoo
last Wednesday and Thursday. H
reports the University in the hes