The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-01-16

ter in. Granville. Dhfdi. We shal
miss this estimAble lady very faneI
and hope that she may soon return
II Morgantown.
DIR. Turner ssfttsst sp4aafng Seyera
days at home has gone ON bdSfnss'
trip.
| Mr.. VIII Price was recently Wis
itor. in Pittsbufg.
Or. j. p Fitch attended the meet
ing of the electors OF his STRIFE heIt
in Charleston Monday.
B. G. Moore, OF Proctor, who i.
well known here as member of tbs
seni3r class Is very sick with fever
at hts h5ms, He has not been in
the University this ,sesr snd il Is
feared win not be able to graduate
Mr.. Milton Wilson, son Of a pros
porous farmer on Clay,district, spent
Sunday and Monday III tovf
T. Pres .Reay, of Duke, was re
Gently in Washington, d. c., and
5thsr eastern cities on business.
The Misses Grant returned last
week from a short visit to relatives
in McKcssp5rt' Pa:
Mr.. Taylor Keon, OF Ns1nihet6p
was here the last of the week making
arrangements for his sons entrance
into the University. His son has
been attending school at Lexington,
ky,
Mrs. K. &, Berkeley returned Sat
urday morning from Il visit W rels-
tfves. in Jefferson county.
MISC Hfsirhaus was recently Wis.
iting her home IN Tsrf county
Mr.. Thomas Leonard who has been
| i'll here for some time has returned
to his home at Warrington. His
wife who has been with him accom-
panied HUI
Mrs. WaItsf 4 Mestfezat. and chill
dren who were visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary Hennen, of Palatine, has
turned.
Ed Naret, of Prospect street was
i'll fol- several days last week.
Earl Cameron has duit school and
gone I'd work
Prof. Howard n. Ogden, Of Gfica;
go, ILL.,, was recently visiting hfs 0ld
stamping grounds in this state.
Miss Lille MADEIRA, of Grafton,
has entered the University.
!. d. R. Tsppan, of Fairmont, was
here last Friday on business con-
nected with the telephone company.
Frank Burtcher has returned to
his home 1T Fostofis, Ohio.
jackson Arnold and Buchanan
White both law graduates Of the I'M
ivsrsity have been admitted to prac-
tice law in Lewis county.
Jesse Turner is now in Chicago
where he has gone to perfect himself
in the finer points of his trade He
is an Industrious, energetic young
man and richly deserves the success
which will undoubtedly come to him.
Attorney Oscar Campbell recent
ly, returned from an extended visit to
his Gid home If. New Jersey:
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Wagner RS
turned last week from two months
visit to Washington.
Alfred X. Smith returned from
Pittsburg last week after spending
his vacation there.
Guy Wiley Will not be in school
any more this year having left it to
engage in electrical work.
Mrs. A. NJ. Buchanan was called
to Washington, Pa, last week by the
illness of her mother who is very low
with pneumonia.
Col. Smith, of Fairmont, was a
distinguished visitor here Saturday.
Mr. Frank Cox Is absent on legal
business in Pittsburg and Sisters
Vile.
Dr. Wade spent Sunday in Clarks-
burg returning Monday afternoon.
Misses Lucy Steele and Bette
Prichard, Of Clarksburg; were re-
Gently visiting friends here.
Hon. G. w. Laishley is now in
Charleston in attendance on the ses-
sion of the Legislature. He spent
Sunday in Parkersburg as the guest
of Rev. L. A. McNemar.
Hon. A. B.Fleming, of Fairmont
was distinguished visitor here re-
Gently.
Edmund Hugill, of Clarksburg,
was in the city last week.
L. C. Helmick was Fairmonter
who was in town recently.
j. II. Smith, of Parkersburg was
recently visitor here.
Jamss A. Haggerty, of Fairmont,
was>in Morgantown last Saturday.
Mr.. David We'll, OF Martinsburg,
was visiting his son here recently.
Urias Shriver, of Wadestown, was
recently in town on business.
John j. Martin, of Fairmont, was
a business visitor here Monday.
John Lannon, of Uniontown, was
here on business recently.
Charles f. Glenn, of Uniontown,
was registered at the Peabody last
week.
John L. Dougand was a Waynes-
burger who was in the city recently.
Rev. A. M. Buchanan had just re-
turned from Ellsworth, Pa, when a
telegram from his wife who had been
summoned to Washington, Pa, by
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Wi
ley, announced the death of her
mother. Rev. Buchanan is now there
he and Mrs. Buchanan remaining
until after the funeral and will re-
turn today.
Our excellent friend Mr.. A. S. Wis
man, of Louisville, was here yester-
day and favored the New DOMINION
with his presence for short time.
1t would be good for the country if
more of our people we're like Mr..
Wisman.
Col. R.E.Fast is absent in Charles
ton attending the meeting of the
legislature. 1t was feared that his
health would prevent this but his
friends will be delighted to learn
that this is not the case. He was
ACCOMPANIED BY his charming wife.