The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-03-27
ABOUT our FRIENDS.


! Floyd Utterback is at home and
is visiting his nearby customers
this week,
Richard Myers who has been in
the oil field for some time has been
at home for several days. He will
return to his business to-day.
/ Miss Belle Dean is now in the
East where she has gone to select
her Spring stock of millinery. She
will buy an unusually large and
complete assortment.
Mayor L. V. Keck went down to
Uniontown Friday morning and re-
turned in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Brand were
Gently in Palatine the guests of Mrs.
Matte Lloyd.
Miss Lillian Boyers, OF Randall, at
tended the performance Of Richelieu
last week.
Mr.. W. e. Price was recently Wis
itor to Wheeling.
Joseph McDermott was a business
visitor TO Wheeling and other Ohio
river points last week.
Rev. James Sheerin was in Clarks-
burg last week where he delivered an
eloquent sermon to large and appre-
ciative audience.
Mr.. Frank Cox was confined to the
house several days la5t week with a
severe attack of bronchitis.
Edgar Stewart has returned from
Charleston where he represented sew
eral leading newspapers during the
session OF the legislature.
Forest Lowther, of New Martins
vile, has been compelled to leave
school ON account of the weakness of
his eyes. He will return next year.
Press Reay is in Washington and
will remain there on very important
business until some time in May.
Mr.. F. M. Uhalfant, of Weston, has
been visiting friends and relatives
| here.
Miss Olive Pierce, who has been In
Baltimore for a few weeks pursuing
her musical studies under a favorite
old German master, will return to
Morgantown the last of the week.
We are much pleased to note the
| improvement in Mr.. John S. Hood, of
Louisville, who has for sometime been
suffering from kidney trouble.
Mr.. M. J.Sonneborn, the well known
merchant and manager Of the opera
house, went to Cambridgeboro, Pa,
week ago to try the virtue of the
springs at that place for & serious kid
ney affection from which he is suffer
ing We hope his recovery may be
speedy and complete.
e. c. Frame, of Fairmont, has gone
to Asheville, North Carolina, ON ac-
count OF his health. He has been
are very much exercised over his con-
ditlon. We hope that he may soon be
completely restored to health.
DIR. John A. Myers was in Charles
ton last week for several days.
Mrs. Jerry Patton was in King
wood last week visiting relatives
and friends.
r. E. L. Allen returned Saturday
from a trip to Tyler county.
Mr.. Ewing Martin has returned
to his work at the Tygart's Manu-
featuring Company's mill after ten
weeks cessation caused by illness.
Miss Lucille Donley is scoring a
ridcly merited success in her work
in Waynesburg College. Her great
musical talents are being Justly
recognized and her services are In
great demand at all musical events.
Mr.. Minta West, of Marion county,
stopped for short visit with his
causin Rufus West the first of the
week. He left yesterday for Pitts
burg.
Mrs. A. III. TAFT, of Randall, was
in town last week on a shopping
tour.
j. /. Swim Her, of Fairmont, has
gone home. He had been called to
Stewartstown by the very serious
illness of his father, Mr.. William
Swindler and we are glad to learn
that Mr.. Swindler is very much i'm
proved in health.
Tom Pastorius is on the mend and
will shortly be entirely well.
Rev. G. G. Wilding in recent New
York letter to the M. E. Times speaks
of one of our citizens in the following
complimentary and truthful manner:
'And there is Prof. A. L. Wade still
entertaining people. He is born and
polished entertainer. He has long
since mastered the beautiful art of
being agreeable. BY the way there is
a good deal of religion In it. l often
think of the good time / had with
him in the General Conference of
1884 at Philadelphia. How l should
like to talk with him for about week
or So"
Miss Margaret Donley is in
Wheeling and will be away for some
time.
j. A. Hood, of Louisville, and
Hugh Hood, of Little Falls, both
well known business men are in
Wheeling on business trip.
Press Reay returned from Wash
ington yesterday. He will leave for
that place again on next Monday
and will be gone for several weeks.
Lloyd Friend went home Monday
to Pennington and will remain until
the first of next term.
j. M. Reed went to Pittsburg YES
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Lily Smith, of Wheeling, came
in Monday afternoon and will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hen
men, of Front street.
Editor Lowe, of the Philippi Repub-
lican, has been the guest of Fred
Moore on Sunnyside for several days.
Mrs. Thomas Carr is in Piedmont
where she went to attend the funeral
of her grandchild, Hazel Davis, who
recently died of pneumonia.
w. I. Ryan will move from Usage
in Morgantown on April LIST.
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