The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-03-13
ABOUT OUR rRrENDs.


1 Personal Mention Of Premisent People
/ Where they are aud How they are.
I 7. B. Williams was a recent bust
ness visitor to Pittsburg and othel
adjacent points.
DIR. A. d. Hopkins is in Berkeley
Springs and win be there for severa
days.
D. r. Tappan, of Fslrmont, wa,
in the city on Monday attending t.
business connected with the compa
NY
A. L. Lowrie, of Pittsburg, was
here several days on business last
week.
George Wesley Atkinson, Jr., a
student at the University, attended
the Inauguration of his Father, al
Charleston, Thursday.
Jason Clark made business Wis
it to Warrington last week.
Mrs. L. J. Peabody was in Pitts
burg last week
DIR. and Mrs. Pratt, of Wheeling,
we're here recently visiting then
daughter, Miss Evelyn, who is a stu
dent in the University.
Mrs. Ida Frost, who had been the
guest of the family of Col. Thomp-
son, returned to her home in Union
town, Friday.
Tie friends of Robert L. Domain
will be pleased to learn that he has
recently been promoted to the posi-
ton of Captain on the steamer Jas
G. Blaine. The promotion was a
well merited one as the Captain had
served faithfully for a number Of
years as pilot on the same steamer
Mrs. J. NJ. Daugherty has moved
her store and household goods from
Jos. Moreland's building to her new
building on Beechurst Avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Stoetzer left
for their home at Moeredale, Pa.
taking with them their little son who
had been i'll for so long at the home
OF his grandfather, Hon. John J
Brown.
Mr.. Ray Wiley came in Sunday
from Washington to attend the fu
neral of his sister, Mrs. j. M. Ha
gans.
H. L. Smith has returned from
Baltimore where he was attending
medical college having finished this
years work. He was preceded some
days ago by Mrs. Smith.
Prof. D. NJ. Willis spent several
days recently at his old homo II
Harrison county.
DR.. and Mrs. l. C. White returned
Sunday afternoon from Charleston
where they witnessed Gov. Atkin
sons Inauguration.
Miss Ollie Hite is in Washington
having witnessed the inaugural Ger
emonies and will remain some time
visiting relatives.
Will Wilmington was in Fairmoni
last Sunday between trains.
Prof. James S. Stewart was anoth
er Morgantowner who attended the
Inauguration. He was one of the
very few who heard the President
address.
Miss Sarah Sloan, of Brownsville
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
| Maruarat Madara
Mr.. John Hartman has about re
covered from recent sick spell but
is still quite weak.
G. ). Hurwitz, of Charleston, was
in the city last week and visited
Mrs. r. f. Naret.
Miss Ida Larkin, of Randall, was
visitor in town Saturday.
Attorneys Jos. Moreland and Clar-
ence Ollie were in Kingwood last
| week.
Hon. VIM. J. Bryan stopped al
Grafton last Tuesday evening and
while there was the guest of John Z.
McGraw Mr.. Bryan was en- route
East.
Prof W. S. Allen, one of West
Virginia's best elocutionists, will
give an entertainment in the school
building at West Union Saturday
night, March 6. Admittance % and
10 cents. Mr.. Allen deserves a
crowded house.
W. V. Moore of this city was il
Warrington on business one day
last week.
viii Shafer, the popular Fairmont
photographer was a caller at thu
New DOMINION office Saturday.
Charlie Swisher, of Fairmont was
here a short time last Frieay.
Mrs. DIR. 5. S. Wade visited hel
old home at Clarksburg last week.
w. l.. Wharton has been compel
ed to abandon his Iabors as teacher
at Randall on account of i'll health
He expects to shortly take up his
work again and his many friends
hope for his early recovery.
Jerome Meeks went to Union
town on business Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Bailey was quite sicl
last week.
Mr.. George Alexander, of Fair
mont. was visitor here the first Of
the week.
| W. A. Davis, who has had very
severe attack of fever, we are GLAD
to note has almost completely recov-
cred. He was for some time neal
heath's door and his recovery was
despaired of but thanks to good
dursing he is far on the road tc
nealth.
Senator and Mrs. Fast returned
last week from Charleston. The
Colonel doesn't seem to be BIZ
worse for his Legislative experience
but looks much better than he has
for some time. He made a record
while in Charleston which is a mos
enviable one and one which reflects
great credit upon both himself and
the district he has represented.
Mr.. Wood was called by tele
graph to Sistersville last Friday by
the very critical illness of his fathel
who was not expected to live. How
ever when he reached there his faith
er was very much better and MI
Wood returned home Sunday after
noon.