The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-01-09
ABOUT oUR FRIENDS.


Personal Mention Of Prominent People;
! Where they are and How they are
/ Mr.. james Snyder, of Front street,
was in Uniontown last week on bus
| fness.
| Ge9rge NJ. Alexander has been
chosen as one of the trustees IF the
Fairmont Lodge of Odd Fellows.
| Miss Lillian Boyers, charming
young lady of Randall, spent some
time visiting Miss Daisy John last
week.
| The Misses Naret after spending
Some time at home, have returned ia
their duties in the southern part OF
the state, Miss Mary going to Fay
cite county and Miss Barbara to
Putnam.
Prof and Mrs. Wayland Reynolds
of Granville, O., who were visiting DIR.
p. B. Reynolds on Sunnyside, return
ed Monday. The Professor is in
much better health this year than
last aud bids fair to continue in this
happy condition.
Albert Bowers who has been at
tending the Baltimore Dental Col
lege is at his home at Randall. He
has been very successful in his stud
les and will graduate with high
honors next Commencement.
Miss Hattie Miller returned Sat
day afternoon after a short visit to
Miss Flora Friend, at Pennington.
| Rev. and Mrs. Sheerin returned
Saturday evening from two weeks
visit to Newark, New Jersey.
Student Morford who was recent
~ called home by the fatal illness OF
his sister is now a victim of the
same dread disease, fever.
Prof r. A. Armstrong returned
Monday to resume his duties after a
pleasant visit to Wheeling.
Prof Altha Warman, after spend
ing the holidays here with his par
ents has returned to his duties at
Keyser.
Mr.. Albert Cutlett, who is DIR.
Goodknight's private secretary, ar
rived last week from Elkins where
he went to spend the holidays
Mr.. Z. ii. Steinman, of Connells-
vile was in town recently on rail
road business.
Prof. A. L. Wade left last Friday
on an extended business trip and
will visit the southern end of the
state making Parkersbufg and
Charleston his headquarters.
Rev. w. c. Davis and family, of
Brownsville, who have been visiting
DIR. and Mrs. Coombs have returned
home.
Prof. b. II. Hite, of the Expert
ment Station, has returned from a
visit to Wheeling. =
Lloyd Friend returned Thursday
from Pennington, where he spent
the holidays with his parents
Prof. Jas. S. Stewart recently re-
turned from Empire, Ohio, where he
went to visit his sisters.
Rev. Ochiltree. of Ellenboro, was
recently visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
Henry Baker, of Front street, has
been quite i'll for some time but is
somewhat improved in health now.
Miss Gillian Jamison was recent
ly visiting relatives in Fairmont.
Mrs. Howe, Miss Rose and James
with Miss Matte Boughner took
New Years dinner with John E.
Price
Mr.. G.. G. Biddle, OF Kenton, Ohio.
was recently visiting his sister Mrs.
j. L. Goodnight.
Miss Lillian Hackney has return
ed to her duties at Marshall College,
Huntington, after spending the holt
days at home in East Morgantown.
Clark Sanders, hustling peda-
gogue of Vaudeville, was in town
Saturday.
Miss Sara Sloan, Of Brownsville,
is visiting Miss jeanette Domain, of
South Morgantown.
Miss Gertrude Semboweri is absent
in Chicago visiting friends and will
remain there for some time.
The Court of Appeals has adjourn
ed until January 18th when it will
meet again and reorganize by elect
ing another president, Judge Hollis
term as judge having expired.
Mr.. A. w. Winchester, of Buck
harmon, is heroically endeavoring to
make up the deficiencies in the Treas
ury by having prohibitive duty
placed on lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery were
recently visiting relatives in Man
nington.
Walter South and Prof. r. L. Nor
ris took hunt of few days dura-
ton last week during which it is
understood immense slaughter was
done.
Mr.. Alf X. Smith is now in Pitts
burg spending a short vacation.
Alex. Eddy, who was recently
called home on account of the illness
and death of his brother, has re-
turned to the University. Mr. Eddy's
many friends sympathize deeply with
him in his bereavment.
Mrs. E. M. Showalter, of Fairmont
was visiting Morgantown friends a
few days ago
Major Phil A. Shafer, of Mounds
vile, was greeting his Morgantown
friends few days ago.
John G. Knutti, member of the
senior class from Randolph, spent
the holidays with L. r. Taylor, a
classmate at Wadestown.
Wayne Wiley after spending the
holidays here has returned to medi-
cal college at Baltimore.
Prof. Thomas E. Hodges was in
Charleston last week in attendance
upon meeting of the state board of
examiners of which he is member.
The accounts for last year were set
tied and questions for '97 adopted.
Thomas johnson, who has been
quite i'll for some time on Front St.,
left for his home in Oil City, Pa,
last week He was accomDanied by