The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-02-06
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


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was recent visitor here.
| J. S. Swindler, Of Fairmont, was
here on Monday.
J. r. Miller has recently recovered
from siege OF the grip.
Misses Nettie and Lille Boyers were
in the city Monday.
Timothy Bennett is just recovering
from severe case of grip.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. S. Baker spent
Sunday visiting friends at Cheat Ha-
ven, Pa:
Kew. ]. G. Longanecker, Of Geneva,
Pa, was here for short time on bus
iness Monday.
Miss Rose Howe left Monday
morning for Pittsburg where she en-
tiers the Woman's College for spe-
cial instruction in music.
Dr. E, NJ. Turner was in Charles
ton last week ON business
Mr.. Albert Fortney, of Parsons,
was here recently hunting for a
house He intends to move his fam
| lily here as soon as arrangements can
be made. He was unable to find a
single unoccupied house in Morgan
town and returned home unsuccess-
full. However he is very much taken
with the prospects of the town and
will continue his efforts. We will
be glad to have him as resident.
The Warrington correspondent of
the Wheeling Register last Sunday
said that Mrs. Laura Snider of Nor
gantown was visiting Mrs. G. E. Jol-
life at that place.
James Haggerty, prominent law
yer Of Fairmont was here last week
on legal business.
| John Harvey had an attack Of grip
| last week
James Moreland has recovered frem
a recent case Of illness.
George Hogue was in Fairmont on
| business last Saturday.
| DR.. Hopkins and Prof. Bert Hite
returned Friday afternoon from
Charleston.
DR.. j. L. Goodnight on his return
from Charleston went via Washing
ton and while there saw Congress
man Dayton in regard to the bill es-
tablishing engineering experiment
stations. The prospects for the
passage of this bill are excellent al
though it MAY not pass at this SEES.
sion of Congress. 1t is almost sure
to 60 through next time 1t means
a great deal to the University and
will help Morgantown in more ways
than one. Prof Aldrich first pre-
pared the bill and induced Dayton
to introduce it. The Professor de-
serves great credit for his labors in
his department. He is known all
over the country as in the front
rank of his profession. He adds
great strength and prestige to the
institution.
Mr.. Albert S. Barker, p5pulaf
and accommodating merchant, of
Granville returned from a business
trip to Missouri last Friday.
Mr.. G. e. Burns, Of Lincoln coun-
ty, who was recently taken so i'll at
Mr.. Wharton's left for his home Sun
day.
Miss Lille MADEIRA spent Sunday at
her home in Grafton.
Mr.. Henry ST. Clair went to Pitts
burg Monday morning.
Ellis Yost recently spent several
days at his home In Fairyiew.
Earnest Heihle, florist at the exper-
iment station has gone home to Park
ersburg. The increase in his fathers
business necessitated this change. He
is an excellent young man and his
many friends will be sorry to lose him.
Wilson Ireland has the place tenn
porarily.
Russ Hayes is quite sick with grip.
Mrs. John Of North Main street had
an attack of grip last week.
M. H. We'll is in New York city on
business trip.
Miss Lizzie Whitescarver is quite
sick and her sister from Pruntytown
is here caring for her.
James Lazier has recovered from a
recent sick spell.
| Bishop Peterkin, of Parkersburg,
and Rev. Iightbiirn, Of Grafton, were
guests of Rev. James Sheerin during
their visit here.
| Draf To M I'll -
attending farmers institute in
Brooke county.
| Professor b. II. Hite is attending a
farmers institute in Brooke county
where he will deliver several addresses.
Mrs. r. G. White went to Clarks-
burg yesterday where she was called
by illness in the family of Rev. Charles
White.
Rev. James Sheerin went up to
Fairmont yesterday and will return
| today.
The whole family of Mr.. VIM. B..
Hess of the West Side has the grip,
with the exception of one son, Harry.
H. f. Oliphant of Oil City was here
yesterday visiting his son who is a
student at the University. Mr.. Oil
plant, his father and his grandfather
were all students of the old Mononga-
liza Academy.
Our solid friend Mr.. Jud. Hall of
Battelle, was recently at Laurel Point
to visit his father, Mr.. Ephraim B..
Hall, and favored his friends here with
his presence for time. We were glad
to meet him again.
The New DOMINION was much
pleased to make the acquaintance of
Mr.. Geo. G. Hall, one of the promis-
ing young citizens of. near Stewards
town, few days ago.
Mrs. ]. L. Roemer, of Cleveland, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Pickenpaugh.
H. M. White, one of the most popu-
lar young men in the University was
called to his home in Lewis county
last week by the sudden death of his
mother.
Clark Pickenpaugh recently return
ed from Pittsburg where he has been
for some time.
Rev. Barnes is just recovering
from an attack of grip which very
nearly used him up
Mrs. Timothy Bennett is very sick
with grip. She is not able to move
in bed.
Mrs. Geo. G. Steele has been quite