The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-06-19

Lloyd Friend, 'e7, of Pennington.
can't leave Morgantown, and will re-
main the rest of the week.
L. r. Taylor, ~, Of Wadestown.
left for his home last Saturday.
w. L. Wharton left Monday eve
ming for weeks outing His health
has not been good for some time and
he has been ordered by his physician
f to take week off for the benefit it
may give him. His headquarters will
he Randall.
] c. Lutte johnson, of Ronceyerte,
was awarded the only medal presented
BY the Maryland College of Pharmacy,
at Baltimore this year.
Regents Lee and Mcmahon were the
last to leave having gone out Saturday
morning.
4 Capt. Mcyicker is moving into
his new house ON North Spruce
street.
I Rev. J. c. Longaneeker who re-
GENTLY moved to Greensboro has pur-
chased lot Of J. w. Wiles. He will
build at once and move back to Nor
lgantown. The place is too attrac-
tive. They can't stay away
Miss Maude Brown, of Kingwood,
was recently visiting Prof and Mrs.
5. b. Brown going from here to visit
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Brown at Buck
harmon.
Thanks to that excellent gentle
man j. J. Pomroy for courtesies.
Mr.. and Mrs. lisa Phillips, OF Wades-
town, spent Sunday at the Franklin.
Col T. P. Reay passed through Mon
day afternoon on his return from
Washington. He is chuck full Of new
political information which he will
take pleasure in dispensing on his next
trip to town, and we will be glad to
hear him dispense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Clark returned
Monday afternoon from Cameron
where Mrs. Clark had been visiting
for some time.
Mrs. Mary Sturm and little son, of
Center Point. Doddridge county, are
here the guests of her parents In
South Morgantown.
Col. G. L. Smith was here yesterday
on business connected with the estate
of the late job Swindler Mr.. Swind-
lers children will receive $40, $50 life
insurance.
Sherman Watson is conceded TO be
the most popular travelling man who
visits Morgantown and he sells more
goods than any one in his line.
| Mr.. S. II. Shriver, one of the leads
ing citizens from Battelle, was here on
Monday looking after some business
matters.
Mr.. S. ID. Hirsehman returned TO
New York on Monday after a stay of
several weeks here combining business
with pleasure. Sorry we can't have
him all the time.
Mrs. Hannah Sutton, very excel
lent lady of New Geneva, Pa, spent
the commencement season here the
guest of Mr.. Jefferson Tenant and
family.
j. B. Knots, OF Huntington, was
registered at the Wallace House Fri
day.
John Mccoy, of Fairmont, was in
town Saturday,
NJ. S. Henderson, of Wadestown,
was in the city Saturday.
Ewing Martin, Of Sunnyside, Is
taking rest from work ON account OF
his health.
Miss Mary Madagan is sick
Miss Mary Trickett, of Fairmont, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Hawkins.
Miss Aline Vance is recovering from
a recent illness but is not able TO be at
her duties at Central yet.
ALI. X. Smith is quite i'll at his
home on Walnut Street. We Join with |
his large circle of friends in wishing |
his speedy recovery.
Rev. Ochiltree, Of Ellenboro, occu |
pied the NJ. 2. pulpit Sunday.
II. c. Poster, spent Sunday with |
his family in Fairmont.
Rufus West, of the Mechanical Hall |
w. V. y. will leave in a day or so for
Philadelphia where he will inter
Spring Garden Institute, one of the |
most noted and thorough schools of |
the east for a summer course to fit
himself more for the duties of his Do |
sition.
Prof W. b. Outright has gone TO
his home at Buckhannon.
e. b. Reynolds has returned TO /
Keyser after short visit here.
Even the heavens wept last week
over the departure of the Students
Can you blame the tender hearted girls |
for following such an illustrious ex-
ample?
Miss Maggie Morris who has been
visiting relatives here for some time, |
has returned to her home ia Pennsyl. |
vania.
Mrs. John Mckay, of South Morgan
town, is quite sick
Miss Flora Friend left yesterday |
evening for her home at Pennington |
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. |
Miller.
Mrs. Ramsey, of Cassville, widow
Of Teri Ramsey, is quite low from
pneumonia.
Clarence Cobun, of Randall, is
very low. His disease is consump-
ton.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill and daugh-
ter Miss Bessie started to Kirksvillc,
Missouri, yesterday to see Mrs.
Whitehill and Charlie.
Herbert w. Fleming and family
and Mrs Smith Hood and little son,
the latter Of Fairment were yester-
day visiting Mrs. w. E. Glasscock.
Mrs. c. G. Pierson, of Berkeley
Springs, is visiting here. Mr.. Pier
son was formerly rector of the Epis-
copal church here and both have
many friends in Morgantown.
GUY MORROW, of Palatine, died Sun
day from the effects of cigarette smok-
ing. He was bright boy and fully |
realized that the end was at hand. -
He then saw clearly the terrible dan
ger which turks in the devilish things
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