The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-07-03
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal 1entien of Prominent People
Wborr ,hey are and How they arg.

where he viii attend the meeting OF
the state educational association
this week.
Paul Mccoy, of Fairinont, spent
Sunday in town visiting friends.
Miss Grace Dering is in Balti-
more the guest of Miss Katherine
Peddicord. On her way there she
stopped at Fairmont and visited
Mrs. :. n. jackson.
Mr.. Jasper Wharton of Tyler, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. ]. J. Whar-
ton. Mr.. Wharton is the gentleman
who made such a rich oil strike a few
months ago, mention OF which was
made in this paper at the time. He
looks prosperous aud seems to be TAX
ing life easy.
The New DOMINION was much
pleased to meet Mr.. d. j. Eddy of the
solid men of Clay, in town a few days
ago. Mr.. Eddy's home is the oil field
and fortune has been kind TO him.
Mrs. NJ. L. Howe has gone to Yves
ton to assume the duties Of her posi-
tion as matron of the hospital for the
insane. The good wishes of all Nor
gantown follow her.
Mrs. Mary Sturm and little son have
returned to their home in Doddridge
comfy after visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinkaid, in South
Morgantown. They were accompanied
by Miss Jennie Arnett, who win so
journ in the hills of Doddridge for a
time. Miss Jennie's health has been
poor for some time and il Is hoped
the change may do her good.
Clarence St. Clair is quite sick at
his home on Bumbo lane, md will be
confined TO his bed for some time.
Prof. Thomas E. Hodges will attend
the meeting Of the state educators at
Clarksburg this week.
Mr.. W. e. Davis spent Sunday at
his home in Grafton.
DR.. w. A. Titus is at Waynesburg
| for a weeks visit. He drove over To
Mount Morris Sunday.
Mr.. d. r. Tappan OF Fairmont, was
in town Monday on G. ID. and p. BUSH
ness.
Hon. A. j. Frum of Little Falls,
was visitor in the city the first OF
the week.
j. G. Cole of Beechurst, was in
Warrington last week.
Harris F. Yost, of Amos, was in
town recently.
Dr. Geo. |. Keeneg, spent Sunday
at Cans Hotel, Morris \ Roads.
DR. J. L. Goodnight is over in
Ohio this week visiting several
points.
Mrs. Ella Smith, of Vaudeville
was in town Saturday. She has
about recovered from her recent ac-
eident.
Mrs. NJ L. Brown who has been
quite i'll for some time we are glad
to note is improving
Mrs. Geo. Hartman is quite sick
at her home on Prospect street.
DIR. and Mrs. |. c. White were
] visitors to Pittsburg last week.
Miss Margaret Linton after spend.
ing some time here as the guest OF
Misses Isa and Mary Hayes has gone
to Moundsville.
w. II. Seip, of Pittsburg, who was
formerly student here rode in on his
wheel last week and remained day
or SO visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. V.
| Keck.
Jason Clark attended the meeting
of the Fairmont lodge of Elks last
week and reports large time.
Prof c. r. Jones is in Hoboken,
n. J., in attendance at the Stevens
institute for the summer course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus South have
moved into their new house on Sun
nyside.
Fuller Glasscock is one of the lat
est devotees of the Wheel When he
gets astride of the festive steed all
nature trembles and all animate ma
ture fees before him.
Prof. w. f. Reynolds and wife are
visiting at Pennington.
Sherman Danley was among the
friends from Clinton who have ex-
tended favors this week. Sherman is
a little skeptical on the river improve
ment and thinks it may be some time
before the work is commenced.
Prof ID. M. Willis Will leave today
for Clarksburg, where he will mingle
with the states educators. He will
make vigorous canvass for students
to enter his department next fall, and
from the facts and figures he can give
them, he will likely be successful.
His department is very popular one
and as it becomes better known will
grow more popular.
w. L. Wharton will depart before
long for an extended visit iii the west
for the benefit of his health. He will
likely visit several states, among 9TH
ers being Colorado and California. His
health has not been good for some
time and the change will undoubtedly
prove beneficial to him. His host of
friends hope that his trip will prove
all that could be wished in every way.
He will likely leave in next week.
Sheriff Garrison together with y. T..
McBee and w. II. Brand took James
Giles and William Walls to Mounds
vile last week. Each of the prison.
ers is sentenced for two years but by
good behavior the term may be cut
down to twenty months. Walls is the
object of a great deal Of sympathy on
account of his weakness of intellect.
Giles was sent up for assault on his
daughter for marrying against his
will. The other Indictment against
him was not tried but still stands.
1t may be brought against him on his
release after serving his present term
or it may be dropped. This re-
moval again leaves Musgrave the only
prisoner in the jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.. Lazzelle are at
Vaudeville on visit to Mr.. Lazzelle's
old home.
Prof. Bert Hite returned home Mon
day from a brief visit to Wheeling.
Miss Flo Hamilton, Of Grafton, has
returned home after visiting Miss
Maud McVicker.
Miss Pcrsis Heermans, of Kingwood,
who was recently visiting Major and
Mrs. McGrew has returned home.
Silas Stathers, of Wheeling, passed
through here Saturday on his way
from the Mt. Morris oil field to Man
nington.
Prof. Russell Morris rode over to
Mt Morris lact Cundav nm nic xubaaI