The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


turned on Saturday much pleased
with their trip.
DR. Courtney and family have re
turned home from Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. ]. Webb Davis and Miss
Cora Wheeler are visiting in Cum
berland this week, the guests O.
Mrs. Willis Rickey.-Piedmont Ter
aid.
Miss Jennie Carter, late of oul
Normal School, is going to Germany
in short time to attend one of the
great institutions of learning In that
country. How soon she will start
depends upon when she will get the
consent Of her parents, as they dc
not want her to make the trip
West V5fginidn.
Miss Clemantine Richey who was
the guest of her aunt Mrs. Philip
Golay, has gone to her home in Gin
cinnati. Miss Richey is very de-
lightful young lady and has made
many friends in Morgantown.
Mrs. Hall and her daughter Miss
Katharine left for their home in
Chicago on Tuesday evening after a
very pleasant visit here. Their cir
Gle of relatives is very large and
their limited time gave but short
stay with each. They made many
new friends while here and it is
hoped they will make us more and
longer visits.
A party of ladies and gentleman
from here, about ten in all, will GO
to Coal Center the latter part of this
week to spend an evening with Miss
Elite Sutton.
Eliza Jacobs and Mrs. Geo. t. Lit
tie. of Warrington, have returned
home after visiting Mrs. George Parfltt
and other friends here.
Mrs. S. S.Wade is making visit at
her old home in Clarkburg.
Prof. Wiley returned on Saturday
from Cleveland where he went as a
delegate to the American Bar Associa-
tion
Guy r. G. Allen and wife left for
their home In Wheeling yesterday af-
ter a ten days visit here.
Mrs Naret and son Ed the grocer,
were in Pittsburg last week on bust
ness.
The Philippi Democrat says:
Mrs. Floyd J. Utterback and chill
dren, of Morgantown, who have been
guests of relatives in this county
for some time, have returned home.
Prof. T. e. Hodges, of the Univer-
sity, is making good impression on
our teachers and people generally. He
is so big and jolly that everybody likes
him. The Professor is stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Crane King
wood Argus.
Mrs. Richard F. Brown, of Glades.
vile, got badly hurt last Wednesday
while at work at home. While stand
ing on chair cleaning whitewash off
a window, the chair turned with her,
throwing her violently to the floor, put
ting her right arm out of place.
Mrs. Clark, of Cameron, the verera-
Bile mother of Mr.. Jason Clark, is here
the guest of her son.
Van A. Barrackman, rising young
educator and an orator of no mean
ability is attending institute.
Miss Tida Bailey was recently the
,r,,acf ~ Eo irpnnat frian1c
Prof. Thos. E. Hodges has returned
from Kingwood where he conducted a
teachers institute last week.
Mrs. B. L. Butcher, of Fairmont, is
visiting friends in town.
John G. Anderson, of Los Angeles,
California, has been here for a week
past to visit ais mother, brother, sis
ter and numerous friends. He will
start to Philadelphia and othhr points
east this afternoon. Johns many old
friends were much pleased to meet him
again.
Miss Mabel Reynolds, Revs. Nc
Cutcheon, Ward and Price, H. w.
Protzman and Charles Yeager went
to AlbIightsville yesterday to at
tend the Goshen Baptist Association.
Misses Carrie Stewart, Florence
Piotzman and Mrs. George Harner
are in Smithfield attending the ses-
sion of the Monongahela Baptist As
ISOLATION.
THESE three items are taken from
the Warrington News
Edgar MILAN, of Morgantown
spent Sunday here
Robert Hennen, who has been Wis
iting friends in our city left Tuesday
for his home in Morgantown.
Joe Jolliffe, of Morgantown, is
clerking in the store of Kellar q Jol-
life during the absence of his broth
er, w. S. Jolliffe, junior member of
the firm, who is visiting his parents
near Morgantown.
Miss Villa Brand returned home
Monday from visit in Manning
ton, Palatine and Fairmont.
Mrs. Jason Clark and Miss Lou
denslager, of Tiffin, Ohio, are at Mt.
Lake Park.
The first University faculty meet
ing will be held next Saturday.
E. f. Goodwin, '98, of Harrison
county, was the first student to ar
rive for the opening of school. He
came in yesterday.
Mr.. Jud Hall one of the leading
citizens of Battelle, was at the coun-
ty seat ON Saturday. His friends
are always glad to meet him.
Harry Kunst, of Pruntytown came
in Friday and will shortly assume
his duties a. the Experiment Sta
tion.
Prof. r.. G. Miller will arrive in a
day or so to be ready for the beginning
of school. His family will not accom-
pany him but will come later.
Prof. Robt. A. Armstrong attended
the Taylor and Upshur county insti-
tutes last week and after spending a
day or two he left for Barbour county,
where he will conduct an institute
this week.
John G. Knutti and w. r. Standi-
ford, of the class of '97, who were re-
Gently elected to positions in the nor
NAL faculty at Fairmont are there now
ready to assume their duties.
DIR. Cameron returned some days
ago from from Greenville, Pa, where
he had been called by the illness of
his father who has since died. DR..
Cameron Dreached on Sunday and will