The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-16
aBour ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promiue ut People
Where they are and How they are.

the News, will enter the University
as o student next week.-CfaTksburg
Telegram.
Captain David NJ. Camp has been
quite i'll at his home near Arnettsyille
this county, for some time, but we
are glad to learn that he is improving
ct present He is known all over this
and adjoining coUntfes, and his many
friends viii also be relieved TO hear
of it.
Miss Lillian Boyers has gone to
Randall for few days to visit at her
old home.
Capt. and Mrs. J. r. Miller have
returned from Uniontown where they
went to attend the funeral of Cap
tain's brother Jacob N. Miller.
Miss Mary Kitchens has gone
home after short visit here. Friday
night she gave a private recital at
Miss Allie Vance's to a number of
friends who were invited in to see
her A number of her old school
friends heard her. She did very
well indeed and showed that she was
in every way worthy of the compli-
ments the papers have been paying
her for the talent she has in that di-
recti0n.
Prof. D. NJ. Willis has gohe to his
home in Harrison for few days.
Floyd Utterback spent several
days with his family here and has
gone TO pittsbrrs;
Prof James Z. Whyte has return
ed from trip to Uniontown.
Col. G. L. Smith, of Fairmont, was
in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Montgomery, Of
Warrington, spent Sunday with their
son, W. $. Montgomery.
w. Il. Glasscock has returned
from his old home near Arnettsville
where he recently spent 4 day Or so
NJ. j. EVERY, of Maidsyille, spent
Sunday ia town.
DR.. A. b. Hail. of Clarksburg, is a
Ntsllof mere.
Mrs. Simon Boyers was in town to-
day to visit relatives on SGnnysider
Frank A. Jackson, of Clarksbarg,
is at the Wallace House.
j. f. Provins has gone to Fairmont
where he has accepted a position in a
new business house up there.
Waitman Barbe attended the clos
ing Of the Rivesvile schools Thurs
day and delivered the principal
address 'rhe closing was very Sue
cessful aud the address was very
well received by the large audience
present.
NJ I. Sisler has gone to his old
home at Stewartstown to visit his
father who has been sick for some
time The old gentleman was in very
bad shape short time ago but is
better now and will recover unless
the unexpected happens.
Theodore Sansbury, OF Cumber-
land, has returned to that place af-
ter short visit to his son George
who is employed in Architect Jacobs
Office
Miss Mary Kitchens is here to
visit her brother Charles and other
relatives. She gave an eloeutionary
recital at Fairmont on Thursday
night and made great hit She
has been a student at the Columbus
school of oratory ever since she left
here and has made wonderful pro-
gress The papers everywhere she
has been speak in the very highest
terms of her art and the impression
that she leaves on her auditors.
Some organization here might make
a hit by having her deliver her recit-
al at this place.
Mrs r. f. Naret has gone to Put
nam county for a visit to her old
home
Col. Joseph McDermott has re-
ceiyed a corn fed fine Kentucky dog.
The high grade of the dog can be
seen when it is known that the ex-
press charges by one of the compa-
MES which handled the animal was
$500.
II. n. McCrory, of Fairmont, was
on the afternoon train yesterday on
his way to Pittsburg.
#. II. Yost has returned to Park
ersbtrg, which he now calls home, af-
ter spending several days here the
guests OF the Sigma CHS. He is in
terested in the new Home telephone
company Of that place which was re-
Gently granted a charter by the town
council.
Richard Myers has gone back to
Jakes Run and Ponetown after spend
ing several days in town during which
everything got good.
Mrs Waitman Barbe has been
called to Parkersburg by "a telegram
announcing the death of her uncle
who died very suddenly.
Rev /. A. Barnes is back from
Fairmont where he was a witness in
one of the most notable of the cases
to come up for trial this term. When
he left the case was with the jury
and they had not yet rendered their
verdict.
F. H. Yost, of Amos, is here for a
few days. He is the guest of the
Sigma Chi's at their house. OF
course he is talking some foot ball.
Next year he will coach the Univer-
sity of Nebraska which is one of the
largest schools in the country.
There are 1900 male students in at
tendance Other schools made him
advantageous offers but he decided
that this one was the best under all
conditions.
Mrs. r. w. Dawson is here to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A l.
Nye.
Mr.. r. Meredith, of the Canton
Bridge company, was lately in town
and was seen in reference to the
Durbannah bridge. He said that
the iron work of the bridge was
done and they were ready to ship as
soon as the people here were ready to
receive it. They are hustlers and will
have the bridge up as fast as the
work can be done.
Harry Lemon is out again appar-
entity none the worse for his fall a few
days since from the railroad bridge
at the wharf.
Miss Matte Brock who had her
arm badly hurt by falling on the icy
pavamenf on February 81 ia ahla IN