The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23
Personal Mention Of Promiue at People
where they are and How they are.

alone on horseback to ride TO Morgan
town. distance OF over two hundred
miles. She Is studying law at the
University ard had been home on a
vacation. She is an excellent eques-
trian and rides name style Mr.. Fra
zier followed by rail. Mrs. Frazier is
to be one of the debaters for prize at
the University soon. Well wager a
nickle she won't speak as she rides
on both sides. Virginia Free Press.
Mr.. Lewis Baker, the founder OF
the Wheeling Register, and former
a widely known and influential eiti-
zen OF this state, talks of locating in
Morgantown to spend the remainder
of his life. Mr.. Baker recently-came
from South America where he spent
a number of years as Consul. We
will be pleased to have him.
Charles Dering has gone home
after short visit to his brother and
sisters here.
Charles McPoland who has been neal
Philadelphia in charge of laying a
pipe line for the Standard has returned
and will be here for some time.
w. w. Graham went over to King.
wood Saturday to visit his family and
to attend circuit court, which is ia
session there this week.
Mr.. Dennis McClung, young
school teacher from Greenbrier county,
Is new arrival here to enter the Law
department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Of
Vaudeville, who have been at Balti.
more all winter, where he has been il
attendance ON medical college, are
back for the summer vacation.
Vinton Waters has returned FROM
Baltimore where he has been for sew
eral months attending medical school
George Bennett is at home for {
visit from Eastern Pennsylvania
where he has been employed fol
some time by the Eureka Pipe Lin,
Co.
We are pleased to note the i'm
provement in Mr.. j. G. Wallace,
health. He is able to drive out OF
pleasant days. We trust the balmy
breezes of Spring will restore him tt
his former good health.
We regret to note that Capt. ID
M. Camp is still quite i'll and give
very little promise of improvement
Capt Camp is an excellent man ant
his affiiction is regretted by all VIII,
know him.
The brethren here were mucl
pleased to receive visit receutl,
from J. Slidell Brown, President 0
the West Virginia Editorial Associ
alton. Mr. Brown also likes Nor
gantown and her people. We hop
to see him again soon.
Miss Lillian Boyers has returne,
from short visit to her old home a
Randall.
Jesse Trippett is back from atten
ing medical college at Baltimore. III
passed a very creditable year an,
helped to sustain the splendid repu
tation which the students of the Uni
versity have established when they G.
away to college.
Mrs. Jason Clark and son Raymon,
are In Wheeling for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Eliza Franklin, of Hundred
who has been visiting here and a
Masontown has gone to Lumberpor
to visit. She was accompanied b
Mrs. Rev. Carroll.
Mrs. John Wagner, of Wheeling
is here to visit her sisters, Mrs
Wiley and Mrs. Evans and he
many other friends and relatives
All are much pleased to see her.
Rev. Mr.. Buchanan's mother, VIII
has been visiting here for some tim
has returned to her home at Beaver
Pa. She was accompanied by Mrs
A. M. Buchanan.
+ B. Stewart has gone to Mar
tinsbure On business and will b
gone several days
Miss Gillian Jamison who hal
been sick for week or more is abb
to be up again.
Mrs. Geo. Alexander, of Fairmon
and Mrs. j. W. Miller, of Amos ar
here to visit relatives.
Sam Frankenberger has returne'
to Charleston after a short visi
here. He has an appointement t
West Point and has taken the en-
trance examination passing it sue
successfully. He will enter the Acad
envy some time in June and vii
make his mark there.
Judge Hagans has returned fror
Fairmont where he has been holdin,
the regular term of circuit court 70
some time. He stood the ordeal al
right ana would not have had tn
slightest difficulty had the count
furnished suitable room for hold
ing court. The room it was held i
was enough to kill a well man muc
less one who is unwell.
Colonel III. H. Andrews, son of Mas
sachusetts' war Governor, is candi
date for the republican nomination
for the legislature from Monroe coun
ty,
Prof Armstrong will spend th
summer quarter in the University @
Chicago taking lectures on Englisl
and adding to his already extensiv
knowledge on that subject.
Mr.. George M. Wade, of Monte
sano, Washington, is here to visi
his brother Prof A. L. Wade ant
other friends Twenty years ag
Mr.. Wade left this county for tn
far west landing near the Pacifi
coast. We are pleased to know tina
Mr. Wade has prospered in the lant
of his adoption He has brothe
and two sisters living in that state
Hon Geo. c. Sturgiss has gone t,
New York and will not be back 70
several days.
F. j. Brock has returned from
Louisville where he has been for
day or SO visiting his old home.
Floyd Utterback has been at HON,
for two or three days.
A. Howard Fleming, OF Fairmont
the new postmaster up there was in
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