The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-20

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Brownsville on the boat Sunday and
returned at night.
DIR. VIM. M. Dent was here Sat
urday having been called in con
sultation with DIR. Fitch to see Mrs
Jefferson Tenant.
Friend Clark who has been attend.
ing the meeting of the grand coun-
Gil of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity
in Philadelphia has returned.
Enos G.. Dinkle will be with S. d.
Hirschman after the twentieth and
would be very glad to have his friends
call and see him there. He is one OF
the best statesmen in the state and
has many friends IN the county.
We regret to learn that w. L.
Wharton, who is in New Mexico for
his health, is not improving and his
father has advised him to return home
at once.
Every one is pleased to see Miss Mary
Evans at home again in such good
health. Miss Mary is very popular
and she deserves to be. She is an ex-
cellent girl.
Denoon Bare, of Dunbar, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing
Martin on Sunnyside has gone home.
Mrs. Bare is still here and will remain
for several days.
Rev. James Sheerin, who accom-
panied Mrs. Sheerin to Bucyrus, Ohio,
where she will visit her old home for
several months, has returned to Nor
gantown.
George +. Anderson, who was del
egate from the local chapter to the
meeting of the grand council Phi
Kappa Psi which met in Philadelphia,
is back from the trip.
Mrs. DIR. Allen, of Morgantown,
w Va, arrived in the city last
night, called here by the serious i'll
ness of her sister, Miss Ada Wright.
-Porkersbarg Ne,cs.
Mr. Fields, of Fairchance, who is
superintendent of construction on
the new school building has return
ed home after visit here to look
after the final settling of the con-
tract.
J. E. Watson and family, of Fair
mont. have returned from Ormond,
Florida, where they have been for
three months past. Miss Maria
Hare who was with them has also re-
turned.
Jesse L. Turner has opened up after
suspension due to the fire. He is in
small shop opposite the court house.
As soon as the new Cox and Baker
building is finished he will go up
there again.
Col. G. l.. Smith was here Monday
morning. The colonel has everything
in readiness to move the LIST regiment
to the seat of war and there seems to
be little doubt that he will soon be
called to do so.
Director Stewart and Prof. Hite,
of the Experiment station are back
from a tour of the state in the inter-
est Of the station during which they
visited a number of farmers insti-
tutes.
Mr. Waitman Barbe is back from
trip during which he was in
Wheeling and other points. In an
other column we give an interview
which appeared in the Wheeling
News while he was there.
p 5 Heck, of Fairmont, spent
Sunday here greeting his old friends.
He was graduate from the law de-
partment last year and has located
in Fairmont for the practice of his
profession.
Mr.. P. Fl. Keck, Of the West Side,
who has been i'll for some weeks, is
not improving as fast as his friends
would like to see him and they are
becoming alarmed at his condition.
We hope that their fears are not well
founded
Miss Minnie Galbraith, superinten-
dent of the Southern Maryland HON.
eopathic Hospital, is the guest of Mrs.
w. p. Wiley, and will remain until
about May 1st. Miss Galbraith is
rather remarkable lady and a very
bright one.
Rex Jones had finger on his
right hand badly mashed at the
glass factory few days since and
has not been able to work on account
of it. The finger may have to be
amputated but the doctor will do his
best to save it.
Miss McMurphy is back from
Wheeling where she was the guest of
honor with a woman's organization
and played at concert which they
gave. Her playing aroused much en-
thusiasm and she was the recipient
of many well deserved compliments
upon it.
Mr.. T. N. SMITH has moved from
Mt. Morris to Morgantown and will
open a jewelry store in the room va
Gated by Major Keener in the Wood
building. He will live in one of the
flats in the Brock, Reed a. Wade
building. Mr.. Smith is we'll known
here and is quite popular.
DR.. P. B. Reynolds has returned
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two sermons at the jubilee held at
the Baptist church of that place on
Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing. They had paid off their debts
and were celebrating the event. The
occasion was very elaborate one
and drew immense crowds.
E. P Lemley graduated from the
Medical College which he has been
attending in St. Louis and will To-
cate with DR.. Reinhardt at Cass-
vile, for the practice Of his profess
sion. He is one of the brightest
yopng men ever sent out to school
from this county and his success is
assured.
Mrs. U. G. Wells who has been
sick for 30 long is on the high
road to recovery. She has been able
to sit up for short periods and the
danger point has long since been
passed. For weeks her life hung as
BY q thread and her many friends
were very much alarmed as 10 the
reaolt YheV will ha o1af7 n hear ~