The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-03
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


after an extended absence at Charles
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alexander, Of
Fairmont, made Morgantown a flying
visit last week.
Hon. A. B. Fleming was in town
on legal business recently.
Editor Lowe, of PhilippI, editor of
the Republican, who has been the
guest of Fred Moore on Sunuyside has
returned home,
! Dir. j. L. Goodnight during his re-
cent attendance on the 1I0-75 ami
versary exercises Of the Western Uni
yersity of Pennsylvania was the guest
of j. j. Porter, ZIG Allegheny avenue,
Allegheny.
Mrs. Belle Miller, of Fairchance.
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Mar
tin on Sunnyside last week.
Mr.. L. L. Jamison was in Grafton
and Clarksburg last week.
Miss Minnie Knight, of Fairmont;
is visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Laughed left
Friday afternoon to visit relatives id
Uniontown.
| Mr.. Saburo Toyamo was the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. Cameron while in
the city to deliver his lecture.
Prof. Thomas e. Hodges as mem
Der of the state board of examiners
went to Grafton Thursday and con-
Quoted teachers examination.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Somehow has returned
from Cambridgeboro, Pa, where he
went sometime ago for the benefit OF
his health. Inexperienced we are glad
to note, quite a satisfactory change
for the better and we hope that the
improvement will be permanent.
John Haskins who has been in
in Warrington for some time is in
town and will accept position in
Keener's new beef shop.
Mrs. Aaron Carlow and Mrs. Mai.
shall Carlow, of near Rosedale, are
at Burton the guests of relatives.
Clark Sanders, of Vaudeville, is
at present at home as the session of
school which he was teaching has
closed
Mrs. David Chesney and son Max.
OF Cassville, left ON Monday for San
ia Barbara, California, having been
called there by the dangerous illness
of Mrs. Chesney's daughter, Mrs.
Fox. Everyone hopes they may reach
their destination speedily and find
the sufferer on the road to recovery.
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Evans have
returned from two weeks visit in
Wheeling much to the delight of
their many Morgantown friends.
George and Albert Cooper, Of
Mount Pleasant, Pa, are visiting
their mother and their scores of old
friends here. Every one is glad to
see them back at the old home. We
are pleased to learn that they have
prospered in the keystone state.
Mrs. Will Donaldson, of Laurel
Iron Works, who has been SO i'll is
improving. A few days ago her con
dition was so serious that her sisters
were all summoned to her bedside.
Miss Moselle Donaldson has re-
turned to Uniontown after visiting
friends in this county.
Mi. Edgar Wise, one Of the solid
citizens of Cass, was visitor here
on Saturday.
Holmes Sangston, Homer Hess,
Frank Christopher and Arthur
Grow, of McClellaudtown, will like
~ enter the University next term.
Ex-Sheriff Hare was in Fairmont,
last week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. d. Hopkins were
recently in Pittsburg for some time.
Capt. C. C, Hewitt was recent
Pittsburg visitor remaining there
for several days.
L. G. Trenchard instructor in
physical training at theWestern Uni
versity of Pennsylvania was recently
greeting his many friends here.
H. H. Mansbach was here short
time last week visiting his son Isaac
and his daughter, Mrs. Milton
Hirschman.
John Shisler is just recovering
from bad case of pink eye
Rev. McCntcheon, of Wheeling,
was the guest Of Dr. p B. Reynolds
several days recently.
Miss Myrtle Maple, of Lock No.
s, was visiting last week her sister,
Mrs. l. N. Lucas.
WI. Wharton is somewhat better
this week than he has been for some
time and has been out quite good
deal.
Prof A. r. Whitehill returned
Monday morning from Kirkville,
Mo-, where he had been to visit his
wife and little son Charles.
Herbert Snyder the leading archi-
tect of Cumberland left here yester-
day morning after spending several
days visiting his brother profession
al, Elmer F. Jacobs.
Rev. Spurgeon Proizman visited
relatives here the first of the week.
Mrs. L. S. Layton and little grand
daughter, her brother VIM. c. Evans
and his daughter Miss May came
up from Pittsburg last Saturday to
visit their numerous relatives and |
friends here. Mr. Evans returned
Sunday evening but the ladies will |
remain for some days. They stopped |
at Mr.. E. Shisler's. Every one is
glad to meet them.
We regret to announce the CON
tinued illness of Clerk Charles E. |
Manley. For the past week ne has
been very sick and yesterday he had
not improved to any extent. He is
suffering from the effects of cold
on the grip. No one has been per-
mitted to see him for several DAYS.
While he is very sick his condition
is not thought to be critical. His
many friends over the county hope
for his speedy recovery
Rev. Jas. A. Selby, of Cambridge,
Ohio, is spending few days with
his father at Easton to take short
rest after his labors of the winter.
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