The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-01-05
ABOUT OUR rRIEsDs.


Personal hegtisa of Promins Mt Peer
Where they are and Hon tiet are.
JAS. Z. Anderson, of Fairmont
has returned home after a visit {
his sister, Mrs. Parfitt and numei
Gus other friends here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Jacobs cam
from Warrington to spend Christ
mas with their friends here. 500
after their arriva. Mrs. Jacobs be
gan suffering from a severe attack c
neuralgia, but we are pleased to not
has about recovered.
Prof. A. L. Wade has gone +
Harpers Ferry and other points il
the Valley Of Virginia after a brie
visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs o. p Morford, VIII
have been to Washington on thei
wedding trip, have returned to thi
county. Their plans for the futur
have not yet been matured.
Mrs. Justus South has gone t,
Asheyille, North Carolina. where sh,
will spend the winter for the benefi
of her health.
Hon. w. G. Morley, of Kingwood
was a visitor here few days ago
George NJ. Mayors who was form
erly student here but who is nov
IN attendance ON the University o
Virginia came down from Fairmon
yesterday to visit friends.
S. G. Chadwick and son S. G. Jr.
have returned from Wheeling wher,
they were visiting for several days
Henry Lazier has gone to Pitts
burg for short stay.
Mrs. Slime has been called to Nc
keesport by the serious illness O
her son George. He has consump
ton and the doctors have no hopes
of his recovery.
Ewing Martin is visiting his faith
er-in-law E. w. Field, at Smithfield
We inadvertently omitted to men.
tion yesterday that NJ. E. German
who has been successfully teaching
the high school at Benwood, this
state, is at his home on the flats for 9
vacation.
Mr.. l. G. Lazelle spent Christmas
day at his old home down the river.
Mr. w. E. Miller, of Fairmont, has
returned home after brief visit tt
his son, Prof. T. c. Miller. Mr.. Mil.
Ter had been to Pittsburgh and
stopped off here on his way home.
Morgantown is his BIRTH place and he
Is well known to all the older inhab.
itants. Dwight accompanied him
home, and will be in Fairmont until
school opens at the University again.
viii Naret has gone to Parkers.
burg on business and will be gone
until the first OF next week.
Charles Claproth was in Wheeling
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Claproth.
Mrs. Alice Jones, of Sunnyside,
spent New Years with her brother-in-
law, Clark Jones.
Ike Weaver has gone to Kansas
City and other points to visit rela.
tiveS. He will be gone for three OF
four weeks.
John Shisler has returned from
Pittsburg, where he spent his Christ
mas vacation.
III. A. Burchinal, of Uniontown
was in the city Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Keyser. Of
Point Marion, were in attendance on
the opening dinner at the Wallace
House Saturday.
II. j. Hartley, of sFairmont, was
registered at the Wallace House Sat
urday and made one of the out Of
town guests at the dinner.
Uncle Mike Chalfant was 81 years
old on New Years day and eelebra-
ted the event by eating his dinner
at the Wallace House. His many
friends wish him many happy returns
of the day. Uncle Mike is very well
preserved for one of his age and is
younger than many man who has
seen far fewer New Year days. The
probabilities are that he will reach
the century mark with ease.
Col. c. L. Smith, of Fairmont. has
gone back home after visit here on
National Guard business. He saws
that the report that a daily is to
start in that place before long is a
mistake No such move is contem-
plated.
Father Boutlou has returned to
Fairmont after holding services on
the avenue on Sunday.
Floyd Utterback has begun to
travel for new firm taking charge
of his new duties to-day. The firm.
he now represents is Pittsburg bus
mess house, Taylor. Sons & Co., and
deals only in notions and gents fur
nishings. Floyd has the western
part of Pennsylvania and all of this
state as his territory. We wish him
success
Chauncey Huston has gone to
Pittsburg on business.
DIR. j. P. Fitch has gone to Pitts
burg and Washington, Pa.
John Lantz returned from Wheel
ing on Monday where he had sbeen
on account OF the death of his
brother which occurred last week.
Misses Blanche and Daisy Wood
and Jessie Moorhead have gone to
Pittsburg for short time.
E. NJ, Hall, of Fairmont, is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Moorhead.
Prof. B. H. Hite has returned
from brief visit to Wheeling.
Lloyd Friend will arrive this morn
ing from Scottdale.
Bennett S. White has returned to
Providence, r. l., where he has To-
Gated after spending a short time
here visiting his parents.
Miss Beulah Hubbard is back
from Randall where she was the
guest of relatives for several days.
Clyde Stewart has gone back to
Baltimore where he has resumed his
studies at dental college.
Carl Campbell has returned from
a short visit to Fairmont friends.
Charley Waddell, of Wheeling, has
resigned his position as clerk at the
Mcclure and will go on the road as
salesman for B. F. Horkheimer & Co.,
of Wheeling, cigar dealers.
Miss Minnie Busby, of Morgantown,
IL il, fha ritz havipfr boar, oI1a1 hose