The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-12-08
ABBOTT Our FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine mt Peepl
Where they are end How they are.

summoned by the death of her
brother.
f. NJ. Dawson has moved from the
rooms occupied by him over the post
office into part Of John Gregg's house
on Bumbo lane.
Walter ii. South has returned from
| Waynesburg where he played halfback
during the season that has just closed.
His playing ELECTED much favorable
comment from the players over there.
Mr.. A. G. Pixler, who was injured
at Price Bros. factory few days since,
is doing very nicely and was not near
ly as badly injured as was at first
feared. The prospects are that he
viii beout again in very short time.
Earl Smith, has returned from
Faifnont where be had been detain-
ed byNthe serious Illness Of his grand
fathefAnd will at once re-enter the
Univel ty.
DireeVOr James H. Stewart has re-
turned fr,Nm the southern end of the
state whele he had been for some
time Ia the interest OF the experiment
station. Several farmers Institutes
have been attended by him during his
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 5. Alexander. of
Mann;ngton, Nre visiting their son
Frank who is a student in the Uni
versity
Student Giffen accompanied by
his mother who has been nursing
him through bad attack &C fever
has gone to his home in Ohio conn
ty. He will not return to school un.
til next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mailman Barbe have
arrived from Parkersburg and will
make Morgantown their home for the
winter. Everyone who knows these
charming people will be delighted to
have them here. Mrs. Barbe will enter
the University. For the present they
will occupy rooms at Mayor Keck'
and take their meals at the Wallace
house..
Miss Gillian Jamison and Miss Ina
Rightmire have returned from Randall
where they paid a short visit TO the
Misses Boyers.
Prof. A. l.. Wade has returned
after an absence of nearly two months
in the southern part of the state.
Hon. George C. Sturgiss has re-
turned from business visit during
which he secured new commandment
of cadets as detailed in this paper
recently.
Mr.. John Martin, of Smithfeld,
came up Friday evening to accom-
pany his mother home. Mrs. Mar
tin has been visiting her son Ewing
on Sunnyside.
Mrs. w. c. Kunkle has gone to
Clifton Forge, Va, having been call
ed there by the serious illness of her
mother who is suffering from paral-
ysis.
Mr.. T. b. Williams has returned
from Greensburg where he went to
examine their PUBLIC school build
ing.
Floyd Utterback spent Sunday
with his family here.
Roy Knox has come back after an
absence of some time.
Mrs. F. II. Strausz and son, of
Toledo, Ohio, will arrive here on the
sth of December to spend the holt
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Davis. The Doctor
will come later.
Miss Gertrude Hayes is the new
book keeper in the Bank of the Mo
nongahela Valley. The increase in
business in that institution required
additional force and Miss Gertie
took the place.
Captain Richmond and wife, OF
Fort Warren, Mass, will spend their
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Davis and celebrate
their china wedding on Christmas
day.
Miss Ada Mapel, of Rosedale, Pa,
has gone TO New York where she
will enter Columbia University. On
her way there she stopped in Nor
gantown and was the guest Of Mrs
LOrentz.
Miss Bertha Scrafford has return
ed to Pittsburg after two weeks
visit to the Misses Harvey.
Father Boutlou has returned 20
To r,pApf a ffor 4. CbArf ,r,atf ba,o
DR. George /. Keener has gone
back to Weston after months visit
here Six weeks ago he left there to
submit to an operation. He goes
back almost recovered from the eff
fects of the operation and free from
the horrible fear of death which con
stantly hung over him
Miss Lulu Pickenpaugh has gone
to Pittsburg where she will locate
permanently having a position in
Kauffmann's great store Her Nor
gantown friends follow her with
many good wishes.
Duke Dent has returned from
Kingwood where he spent short
time visiting.
Squire Elias Tenant, of Battelle
district, is visitor in the city.
Miss Betlzhoover has returned to
Shepherdstown after brief visit to
her brother who is student at the
University.
Clark Sanders many friends in
the county will be glad to learn that
he is meeting with great success in
his school at Hedgesville. The PEG
pie are very much taken with him
with his wife and they are very pop
ular with all