The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-02-13

sick has taken him home. His friends |
will be glad to learn of his recovery.
Mr.. T. w. Anderson has recently
had an attack of grip
Mr.. NJ Fl. We'll returned Saturday
morning from an extended business
visit to the East.
J. Clark Sanders, of Vaudeville, was
a recent visitor here.
Tom Protzman, of Cross Roads,
came Up Friday with his daughters to
see the "Trip to Chinatown"
II. M. White returned from Lewis
county last week.
Mr.. Kell Long, of Connellsyille,
visited his son who is student at the
University last week.
Mr.. J. M. Reed returned from
Wheeling Friday where he and his
wife had been attending Mrs. Reeds
mother in her last illness. Mrs. Reed
will return some time this week.
Captain Garrison, Hon. John E.
Price and Hon. Jas. S. Watson have all
returned from Charleston where they
went to fight the new county
bill. They think it will pass the SEN
ate.
Miss Gertrude Sembower return
ed last week from Chicago where she
has been visiting relatives for some
| time.
III. FL. Moss, of Parkersburg, who
graduated last year is an attorney
in case before the supreme court
involving the validity of 100000
worth of bonds. Some of the best
lawyers in the state are employed on
the case and his connection with it
is quite compliment to his ability.
Harvey Smith returned to Wash
ington where he has been attending
school after accompanying Mrs.
Carlow from Philadelphia.
Judge Okey johnson returned
from Charleston Friday morning af-
ter spending week there in the in
terests of David Musgrave The
case was submitted for the third
time to the Court of Appeals.
Miss Gillian Jamlson had Sc
we're attack of grip last week and
was thus prevented from taking the
part in the Columbian public per-
Torrance which had been assigned
to her.
Miss Nhebe Freeland, one of Fair
mont's most charming young ladies
is visitor at Prof. L. c. Miller's.
E. c. Carlow was In town recently
having been called here by the death
of Miss Lulu Carlow. He will remain
at his home for about one month.
Scott Reed has just recovered from
three weeks sickness.
Master Bert Montgomery who
had been visiting his grand parents
at Warrington for some time re-
turned home recently.
Hon. Charles Powell. of Fairmont,
was business visitor here Monday.
DR.. ]. L. Goodnight is absent in
Charleston in the interests of the
University. A large appropriation is
confidently expected.
Mrs. A. d. Hopkins is quite ill at
her home on the mile ground
Mrs. Maria Bower has returned to
her home in Kingwood after an ex-
tended visit to relatives near here.
James Wardwell of Kingwood, who
is employed here, recently visited his
family.
Miss Alice Thomas of Kingwood is
visiting here.
Col. VIM. Hood and Attorney W.
Scott, Of Clarksburg, are here looking
after some business matters.
Prof A. L. Wade was called home
from Charleston yesterday but will re-
turn there to-day.
Mrs. j. M. Reed is still in Wheel
ing. Her aunt died Friday and con-
sequently she was unable to return
as soon as she wished.
Mr.. Will Price was a recent visit
or to Pittsburg.
Miss Lieu Baker is still very sick.
Mrs. George Alexander came
down from Fairmont to visit her sis
ter Miss Jamison, who is sick. Mrs.
Alexander herself is now quite sick
and has been for several days.
Mr.. W. H. Bannister left yester-
day morning for Pittsburg.
Hon. Charles E. Brown who is so
well known here is very favorably
spoken of for mayor of Cincinnati
We known of nc better man who
could be selected and are sure that
the honor would be well bestowed.
We hope he may be induced to &C.
cept it.
| DR.. S. S. Wade and wife are en-
consced in a suite of elegant apart
ments in the Brock, Reed Il Wade
building where they will reside per-
manently. They will board at the
Wallace House
Hon. George G. Sturgiss, John E.
Price, w. Il. Glasscock and Frank
Cox are in Charleston to fight the
new county scheme. They are
well loaded-with facts and insend to
give the contest warm finish.
i U. N. Arnett, James Haggerty and
George Ralphsnyder are distinguished
Fairmont lawyers who are in attend
ance at the present term Of court.
Mr.. d. r, Tappan, of Fairmont, is
in town on business.
Mr.. L. j. West, of Clinton, was a
visitor here yesterday.
{ Thanks to VIM. Hall, one of our