The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
ABOUT ouR FRIENDS.
Personal nestsan ef Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Personal nectsa1 af TREATMENT People
Where they are and How they are.
j. b. Knots, of Warrington. il
stopping at the Wallace House.
w. Scott, of Clarksburg, is in th,
city.
w. Il. Ccaasays of Fairmont, is ;
visitor here.
Prof ID. Nj. Willis arrived thi:
morning from Harrison count,
where he had been for several days
ON business.
Little Mary Keck is still sick will
scarlet fever. She has been ill fol
about three weeks, but is now oyel
the worse of it. She will be well
again in a short time.
Architect U. J. L. Peoples, Of
Pittsburg, the architect of the pub
lie school building arrived this morn.
ing.
Rev. S. ]. Miller. of Huntington,
has entered the University.
Edgar Stewart went to Martins
burg this morning and will be alb
sent few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Williams went
20 Uniontown this morning.
K. c. Dawson who has been here
for several days has returned to
Uniontown. Mrs. ID twson is still
here the guest of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. l. Nye.
j. W. Wiles returned yesterday
afternoon from Sell, Preston. county
where he has made brief visit to
his mother.
Walter Hough left yesterday eve
ming for Washington after short
visit home.
Mrs G. Il. Smith of Wheeling arri
we'd yesterday and be the guest Of be
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen for tw,
weeks.
Messrs J. II. and A. NJ. Burt, O
Warrington were visitors here yes
terday.
Mr. J. j. Wharton and Dir. jess,
Hall were business visitors TO Fair
mont Saturday.
Mrs. Clark w Heavier, of Buck
harmon, was an arrival this lnoring
Mrs Mary Lawlis, daughter, o.
Mr. j. J Wharton, is extremely il
at her fathers home. She is a vic
tim of that. dread disease consump
tion and can live but few weeks
probably but few days longer.
Miss Lydia Riggs, of Clinton dis
trict. entered the University this
morning.
Miss Elizabeth Lanscy, of Clinic.
district arrive this morning Pitts
burg and is now visiting Mr. anS
Mrs. Will Jennings, of Sunnyside.
Frank Brock, the Acme salesman
spent yesterday at his home nea
Louisville.
John Lantz went to Pittsburg Sun
day afternoon on business trip.
Harry Mathews is in town for
few days He has abandoned tn,
idea of going to Scio College t
study pharmacy having accepted 8
position in the Warrington drug
store. He will go to college later.
Father Boutlou, of Fairmont, held
services here Sunday. He returned
home Monday morning. Service,
will be held in the avenue schoe
room until the church is completed
+. F. Morgan, of Forksburg, 1
last years graduate from the law
department returned home this
morning, after an absence of tw,
weeks.
Mrs NJ. J. Somehow and sol
have returned from New Y ork wher,
they had been for some time.
Miss Mollie Glasseock, OF Arnetts
vile, has gone home after a visit to
Mr.. W +. Glasscock and wife.
Miss Winnie South has returned
from visit to Pittsburg.
Miss Rua Eakin is the guest o
Mrs South, on Sunny Side.
Miss Ina Rightmeyer has returned
from visit to Grafton.
DIR. Reynolds has returned from
Huntington where he went to atteno
the Baptist General Association.
Miss Bessie Gregg is suffering
from a severe attack of infammato
ry rheumatism.
w. X. Hoffman returned to Pitts
burg Monday after weeks visit.
Floyd Utterback is again absent
on business trip.
Mrs. Kunkle and daughter Miss
Josie returned yesterday from ;
brief visit to Uniontown.
John Nethkin, of Elk Garden, for
merly famous guard on the foot
ball team witnessed the game Sat
urday at Fairmont mad is now il
town visiting.
Ray Bricker has recovered from
fever far enough to get up town.
George w. Grimes, of Clarksburg
is in town.
Prof and Mrs. w. f. Reynolds
who were here few days have return
ed to Pennington.
DR.. and Mrs. A. II. Kunst and SOL
Karl left Friday for their home OF
their private car ''Gauley."
Miss Mary Lemley, of Mt. Morris
is visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. Justos
South, Sunnyside
The Free Press of Fairmont, has
these items of interest this week:
A. M. Fox has moved his family
from Monongalia county to Fair
mont where he will reside.
A conservatory of music is to be
added to the University at Morgan
town. They have been singing the
old songs long enough.
The senior class of the High
school went to Morgantown last
Wednesday to be present az the in
auguration of the president of the
University.
Jarrett Wildwan, of Behler, Mon
ongalia county, was in town Tues
day. He has been having q
great deal of sickness in his family
HIS son is just recovering from a
long and severe illness with the fc-
yer, while two of his daughters are
still quite sick.