The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-06

Personal Mentien Of Promine mt People
where they are and How they are.


Alex Eddy has gone to his hom,
at Wadestown and will be back on
Monday.
Harry Palmer who has been EN-.
ployed here as plumber for several
years has gone home to Philadelphia
He will not return here to work a:
he has been offered better positions
elsewhere.
W. j. White is back from Fair.
mont where he has been several
times in the last few days on Ma
tional Guard business.
James S. Watson, chief among the
Republican politicians of that sec
tion of monongalia which joins Mar
ion on the east side of the river, is in
the city. Mr.. Watson is one of the
old soldiers who wants another
chance to fight for his country, and
he is firm believer that nationa
honor will be so outraged that hos
tilities against Spain will be de
clared.-Erpositor.
Mayor Kendall will go to Pitts
burg tomorrow to have his eve:
fitted for glasses, and will be gon,
for week. As soon as he returns
he proposes to make his announce
ment as a candidate for the Republi
can nomination for the state senat,
and to enter actively into the cam.
paign. --Erpos;for.
W. E. Glasscock is still confined
to the house with a severe attack O
tonsilitis which is epidemic in many
parts of the town.
c. r. Hayes and Clark Picken
paugh have returned from Parkers
burg where they have been looking
after their oil interests.
HI. L. Swisher is blck from Phil
ippi where he has been to interest
the people of that place in history
OF Barbour county which he and HIT
Maxwell are to write in the near fu
ture. The mission was very success
full and the work will soon be begun
We can say that the history will b,
in every way worthy of the support
of the county and that no one living
in it can do without the book.
Col. c. l.. Skinner, of the Watson
hotel, Fairmont, is dangerously ii
with very slight prospects of evel
being any better. This will be heard
with regret by great many people.
We regret to note that Ewing NJ
Martin, of Sunnyside, is very i'll agar
and unable to leave his room. Hop,
to see him out again soon.
Carl Campbell a student from
Huntington has gone home and will
not return to the University. He
will shortly leave for Washington
where he will make his future home
with George Neal of the second city
who recently located there.
Miss Beulah Hubbard sprained hel
ankle in the gym and is still suffering
from the effects of the accident.
Mrs. ]. F. Weaver, who experienced
stroke of paralysis week ago il
still unable to leave her bed, but she
was able yesterday to sit up for few
minutes in bed. She is slowly i'm.
proving.
Miss Meta Boyers has gone tC
Randall for a few days to visit her old
home.
Miss Jennette Domain has gone tc
Piedmont for short visit.
Mr.. George Steele has gone to Phil
adelphia and other eastern cities tc
purchase his spring goods.
DIR. Raymond has returned from
Pittsbuig where he delivered an adj
dress TO the graduating class of the
Western Pennsylvania Dental college.
Mr.. Pickup, who has been employed
at the WOODEN mills here, has resigned
his position and accepted one at Terra
Alta with the plant there. He is now
moving his family to that point where
they will in the future reside.
John A, p. Jones, who is employed
in Homestead, is here to spend a short
time visiting his mother on Sunny,
side.
Lieutenant Lockwood has returned
from Washington where he has been
for some time to take the examina-
tion for promotion. He has been a
lieutenant for number of years, aud
the time for him to be promoted is
here and he was ordered to Washing
ton to take it. How soon the promo
tion will be made is not known but
it will likely not be very long.
Benny Williams, of Fairmont, is
here greeting his many friends.
Miss Winnie South has returned
from Fairmont where she has been in
the interests or the Woman's paper to
be issued some time during this term
at the University.
Capt. A. Garrison was in town on
business connected with the John
Barrackman failure.
w. E. Glasscock is somewhat bet
ter today and will be able to be out
soon if the present rate of inn
provement continues.
Mrs. M. L. Brown has gone to
Halleck where she was called by
the illness of her brother. The date
for her return has not yet been set.
Jack Houston has left this place
for Seattle and will it is thought
eventually leave there for the Klon-
dixie. He denies this insinuation on
his good sense but there are many
who think that is his intention
If that is so he is the first one from
this section who has gone to the
god forsaken land of chilblains and
gold
Miss Ella M. Reed, of Morgan
town, is visiting her brothers here.
/ Wheeling Intelligencer.
T. B. Wilgus, ESQ, Of Morgantown,
is Monongahela visitor. The Squire
looks as If West Virginia suited his
Blackstonian complexion. Mononga-
hela Republican.
A. P. Romine has returned from
JohntOwn where he was called by the
illness which terminated in the death
Of his mother. He has been arrang-
ing for his return to college, which at
first was thought to be impossible,
but his many friends here are de-
lighted to find that he will be here
until the completion OF his course
next year.
Captain David Camp, from the re-
ports Of his condition which reach us,
IS in very bad shape. His many
friends in the country are apprehen
sive that his Illness, which is very
stubborn one, will result.fatally. We