The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Davis.
Jerome Meeks has returned from ;
short visit to Pittsburg and othel
down-river towns.
Tom Protzman, of Morris X Roads
has been in town making arrange
ments for concert by Rutter's band
OF Uniontown, to be given some timt
after the holidays.
Miss Maude Thompson has gone Il
Parkersburg to spend the holidays.
Prof. J. Walter Barnes, of the Nor
NAL school, is confined to his homt
with typhoid fever His son, George
also has the fever.
Jesse Trippet has come home from
medical college to spend Christmas
Clyde Stewart who has been at
dental school in Baltimore for few
months is here to spend the holi
days
Rev Ross Ward came back from
Terra Alta this morning after Wis
it there to attend to some matters O
business.
Prof w. r. Standiford has charg,
of the Normal at Fairmont during
the illness of Prof. Barnes and from
all accounts is doing very well in thu
position.
Judge Colbert has gone to Pitts
burg on one of his periodic visits.
Staley Dering is here for the hol
days. His many friends are glad
to see him.
Miss Lillian Hackney who has
been teacher in Marshall College
at Huntington, has come home t.
spend her vacation.
Mrs. w. c. Kunkle has returned
from Clifton Forge where she wa.
called by the serious illness of hel
mother who had stroke OF paralysi,
two weeks ago. Her mother is muef
improved and the chances of her re-
covery are very good.
George Sansberry, who has been il
Architect Elmer f. Jacobs Office FOL
some months, has gone TO his hom,
[ in Cumberland to spend Christmas
He will be absent MONTH
A. E. Boyd, Of Uniontown, who wa,
a popular student here few years
ago, was admitted to the bar in Pitts
burg Saturday, having successfully
passed all the rigorous tests required
to gain admission. His many friend.
around here will hear OF his success
with much pleasure.
Mrs. F. NJ. Reynolds and Mrs. Hen
men, of Keyser, who have been thu
guests of Mrs. Harry Google at thu
Wallace house for couple WEE X,
have returned home.
A. c. Hartley has returned to Cun
nellsville after short visit to his ole
home at Masontown. While here III
was the g'.est of Dr. Cox.
Mrs. II. b. Wilgus has returnrC
from Hazelwood where she has beer
visiting relatives for some time.
Miss Lillian McDermott who is at
tending school at Mt. de Chantal, neal
Wheeling, is here the guest of be-
brother Col Joseph McDermott.
Rev. Woodson, who has been liyinl
on Sunnyslde for some months ha
gone to California where he has beef
called to preach. We are sorry t
lose him from the town.
d. T. Strunk, of the glass factory
has gone to Sidney, Ohio, where h,
formerly lived, to spend the holidays
l.. G. Trenchard has returned Il
Pittsburg after spending cuupl,
days here the guest OF DR.. and Ms
G. White.
Misses Morgan and Davis, of Cans
were in town on Sunday attending
the dedication of the Baptist church
Miss Mamie Hoard has gone HON,
to Lock No 8, after a short visit to
friends here
j Milton Hall has moved from
Warrington back to the old home
stead at St. Leo, Battelle district
For some years Mr.. Hall has beer
actively engaged in the Marion oil
field living at Amos and Manning
ton. Persons having business witt
him hereafter will address him al
st. Leo We are pleased to have
Mr.. Hall back in Monongalia.
Geo. Peck of Cincinnati and d. A
Walker of Columbus are here to LOOK
after the heater contract in the public
school building.
Martha Sutton of Amos, is guesi
of the Wallace House.
Walter Seiby, Of Martins Ferry
is visiting relatives here.
Lieutenant Stewart who has been
stationed at Willetts Point for some
time has been visiting his parents at
Georgetown for a few days. His
mother was unwell but she is much
better now. He has returned to his
duty, going through Morgantown on
his way back. He has been very sue
cessful in his army career and is
equalling the fondest hopes OF his
Monongalia admirers and friends.
Mr. S. c. Stewart of Georgetown
was in town for short time to-day.
He accompanied his son, Lieut.. Stew
art, who was on his way back to VIII
let's Point.
F. II. Yost has gone home after a
weeks visit here. He is still very
great enthusiast ON football and may
enter the University again next
year Should he do so, w. & ]. had
better look littls out.
Mrs Waitman I. Barbe has gone
to Parkersburg where she will spend
Christmas
Victor Cameron has returned from
Baltimore, where he has been in
medical college, to spend the holt
days at home. He is looking very
well and says he is getting along
finely.
Mrs. w. c. Kunkle received tel
egram this morning announcing the
death of her mother, Mrs. Henry
Mahaney, from a second stroke of
paralysis which occurred at halt
past ten. When Mrs. X. left Clifton
Forge last Friday the doctor assured
her that her mother was out of dan
ger and that second stroke would
not be experienced. Hence the an
nouncement of the death comes as a
very unexpected blow
Miss Pleassie Morgan and Miss Eff
fie Burchinal, Of Point Marion, were
recently the guests Of Mary E. Stewart
They attended the Baptist dedication.
Mr.. George ID. Robey, one of the
solid young men of Grant, was a re-
cent visitor here. The New DOMIN-
ION was much pleased to see Mr..
Robey.
Thanks to Marion Mclaughlin for
late favors.