The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-27
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


morning for Warrington on his
wheel.
J. Ray McDermott came in from
the oil fields last night. He will be
here several days.
Major Washington, one of the Off
cials of the B. d o. r. r.. accompa-
MED by his wife and two sons arrived
here in the Majors private car Win
chester. They will remain in Nor
gantown till next Thursday.
f. b Stewart after spending sew
eral days at his old home In Mar
tinsburg, returned this morning.
Word received from Cairo states
that student McGregor who left
recently is improving rapidly and
will soon be back to school.
E. NJ. McNary, of Pittsburg, and
N. w Liper, of Charleroi, who have
been up Decker's creek hunting
squirrels have returned from sue
cessful hunt
THE following items are taken from
the Warrington News:
Mrs. q. w. Jones is in Morgantown
this week.
Jessie Hunt is the guest Of friends
near Morgantown.
The South Penn Oil Co. has made
seven new locations near the Hemp
Gum well, two miles east OF Cross
roads, Monongalia county.
Rev. Ross Ward has returned from
Huntington where he attended the
meeting OF the Baptist association.
Mrs. NJ. L. Jacobs lett for Indian
apolis Friday. going there for
an extended visit to her son viii.
Her three little Kelly children who
make Their home with her accom-
panied her.
Mrs. George Little,of Warrington
is visiting relatives here
Mr. Glen Aiken, of Wadestown,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Justus South, of Sunnyside has
gone home He was accom-
panied as far as Fairmont by Miss
Rue Aiken, who will remain there
for some time visiting friends.
Ed Mayors has received the contract
for putting in the electric light and
and gas fixtures in the new Baptist
church. The material has been or
dered and will be here in couple of
weeks.
Mrs. j. NJ. Reed returned a few days
ago from Wheeling She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Ella Reed,
who viii visit her for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MADEIRA are
in Pittsburg this morning for short
visit.
Miss Sallie Moreland has returned
to Connellsville, after months visit
to her uncle, Hon. Joseph Moreland
S. A. PosTEN will put in hitching
racks within day or so. He will
have them nicely finished and neatly
painted, making them as unobjec
tionable as possible.
Mr.. p. G. Beekley, the genial
agent of the r. d w. Jenkinson Co.
of Pittsburg, was here yesterday and
tells us that their popular brand of
cent cigars, the Santa Bana, will
be found at MADEIRA Bros where all
Santa Bana checks will be redeemed
for one of the Santa Bana cigars.
Rev. J. c. Longanecker, or Geneva,
was in town lately. He Is
conducting revival at Stewartstown
and is meeting with marked success.
Ex-Sheriff S. W. Hare went to
| Falrmont this morning for a short
visit. Mrs. Hare will go this evening.
Charles Sembower went to Wheeling
last week where he has accepted a
position with Flohcy Bros, the con
tractors who are building the Catholic
church.
Miss jamie G. Downer who has
been visiting her brother at Lexin :
ton, Ky, has returned to Morgan
town and will make her home with
Mrs. j. G. Wagner.
Captain and Mrs j. r. Miller and
Mrs. Peabody left on the boat for
Brownsville and drove from there
to Washington, Pa, to see the game.
| Mrs. S. S. Simpkins returned from
a visit to Pennsylvania friends last
week.
Mrs. Amanda Laishley, of Will
kinsburg, Pa, is visiting relatives in
the city.
| DR.. Geo. l. Keener will leave here
this evening at 500 for Philadelphia
to consult an eminent specialist and
probably have an operation performed
for appendicitis. His host of friends
will follow him with good wishes for
| his safety during the ordeal. -Lriday's
Daily.
| Prof. B. II. Hitc is in Washington.
d. G. to attend the meeting of the
association of official agricultural
chemists. 1t will last for three days.
He was Joined at Uniontown by Roy
Knox who accompanied him to
Washington.
! Mrs. Lou John, of Sunnyside is
somewhat better to day. The threat
ened fever has broken and she will
soon be better
Mrs. S W. Hartley, of Uniontown,
Ohio, has gone home after a visit to
relatives in this and Preston coun-
ties. While here she visited her
sister, Mrs. j. A. Cox.
I. p. Reay has gone to Washing
ton in the interest of his mail lock
patent and his coal deal. He will
also visit Philadelphia and will be
absent for some time.
| Fred Stone, famous Splinter who
| is now coaching the Chicago Athlet-
ic Association has been the guest of
Harry Williams. Stone was form
erly the champion runner of Amcri-
ca.
II. G. MADEIRA is having a two story
residence built on Beechurst near
Daugherty's store. 1t will be for
rent
The gifted young author Nj. -.
Post has another book ready for pub
LEGATION. His s'strange schemes of
Randolph Mason is still proving
very popular. The new book is said
to be a very good one.
| Mr. J. F Trussel, of Shepherds
town, is visiting his son Bernard.
who is student at the University