The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-01-23

MI Alpneus Dllllnef. OF creWdrtt
town, was here last Saturday. We
would be pleased to see him more
frequently.
Miss Lou PrcHenpaugh who had
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Lester
S#fndler, Of PaIatfne, returned Sun
day, She was accompanied BY MFR.
and Mrs. Swindlef ~he viii spend
some time visiting relatives hsft
,silas Hare is moving into his
house on Wiley street. 1t was re-
Gently vacated BY Fred Dering who
is now installed in his fftv building,
part of which has been finished.
Lloyd Mahaney, a student from
Uni6ntGHu, was sick several days
last week
j. G. Knusti wss Ill several days
last week with grip.
Prof T. G. Miller was prevented
from meeting his classes the first OF
the week BY sickness.
Albert Fdrtneg Of Days. Tucker
e5unty; IS now. working here aid viii
move his family fefe :sb6ut April
LIST. We are always glad to welcome
new citizens and hope that the
change may be mutually pleasant.
A. 4, ktallings, a popular stu
dent here last year has been appoint
ed ss L committee clerk during this
session 81 the legislature.
H. B. Mcclure, Of MeReespoft,
has again entered the University.
Jake Hewitt was in town last week
and was Enthusiastically interview
ed by the base ball fans.
Miss Bessie Harvey returned last
week from Pittsburg.
Mrs. Read, Of Elkins, w. Va, has
fetutnea With her family TO spend
the winter in M0f9antwni
Tom Protzman, of Morris X Roads
was a recent visitor here
Miss Matte Pritchard, of Clarks-
burg, who has been visiting DR..
Norris has returned home.
Norman Hendersh6t, OF parkers-
burg; who has been attending the
University +, has been compelled TO
leave school TN account Of sickness.
He hopes to return soon.
Miss Lucy Donley went to Pittsburg
Monday morning.
Mrs. Stfausz and little son, who
have been visiting fer fatiier; Mr.. Jas.
A. Davis, returned Monday morning
to their home in Toledo, Ohio.
Walter Bowie, of Uniontown, re-
Gently moved here. He is employed
by A. j. Hicks the timer.
Judge Edwin Maxwell was chosen
by the bar Of Harrison cBtnt5 TO
preside at the present session Of the
circuit court, Judge Hagans being
Unable to attend on account of i'll
ness.
Mr.. Koontz, of Wetzel county;
whose son Charles is a student at
the University was here last week
visiting him.
Miss Louise Fiunell went to Pitts
burg Saturday morning where she
will SPEND some time visiting:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wflliaia Writing,
ton returned Saturday morning az
ter a honeymoon spent in the East
being at his old home in Jefferson
county the greater part of the time
They will go to lIuuse Keeping inn
mediately.
J. Ray McDermott, of Fairview,
was avisitor here recently.
II. =. Lowe, of Shinnston, was in
tile city lust week.
Lloyd Strope, Of Cameron; was re-
Gently visitor here:
d. d. Hazeltine, of Elkins, was in
Morgantown last week
Prof. J. M. johnson was recently
in Hancock and Ohio counties on
business connected with the Expert
ment Station.
Prof. L. G. Corbett of the Expert
ment Station was in Hancock and
Ohio counties last week in attend
ance ON Farmers Institutes, lectur-
ing on topics of interest to these
meetings,
Mrs. A. NJ. Buchanan returned
Friday from Washington, Pa, she
was proceeded several days by Rev.
Buchanan:
Miss Louie Harvey was recently
quite i'll with scarlet fever.
Mr.. F. B. Bannister was in Pitts
burg recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Davenport, of
Clay Court House, will shortly move
to Parkersburg and make that city
their future home. Mr.. Davenport
will practice law there.
Miss Clara Hough WAS Ill for sew
eral days the first of the week.
j. NJ. Reed has had very hand
some sign painted ON his window. 1t
is one of the most artistic things of
its kind in town.
Miss Lille MADEIRA spent Sunday
at her home in Grafton.
Mr.. Ewing Martin has been very
sick at his home on Sunnyside for
several weeks and is still confined to
his bed. We hope for his speedy
recovery.
w. A. Davis is still very i'll at his
home on Front street. The services
of a trained nurse have been called
into requisition and the chances for
his recovery are somewhat brighter.
We are pleased to note that DIR.
Myers is again able to resume his
duties after a severe attack of grippe.
N. P. Smith, formerly of Dawson,
now a resident of Morgantown, W.
Va, was in Connellsville yesterday.
He moved to Morgantown to educate
his children and is enthusiastic over
the schools, the climate and the peo-
pie of the Athens of West Virginia. =
C0nneltsUitte Courier.
Student Trussel, rooming az Mr..
Gregg's on Main street, is quite i'll.
Lindsey Wharton spent Monday at
home working on the accounts in the
postoffice.
Student Burns who rooms at Mr.. j.
J. -Wharton's became very Ill Monday
night and grave fears were entertain
ed as to his recovery. He is now