The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-01-19
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent Peepl
Mhere they are and How they are.

Personal Mention Of Prominent Peepl
Where they are and How they are
DR.. w A. Titus is in Uniontown
on business. He will leave Morgan
town for good about the last of this
week
Major Stewart is back after Wis
it of weeks length to friends near
Georgetown.
Frank Cox has returned from
professional visit to Parkersburg
and Clarksburg.
John Meek has gone to Morgan
town where he will take course in
law at the University. He is both
bright aud studious and we hope to
see him succeed in his laudable am
bition to become a Wayne
Netrs.
Mrs. Wilson Ireland has gone to
Uniontown to visit friends and will
be absent for some time.
A letter has been received by one of
his friends here telling of the serious
illness of Lynn Cochran who has been
student for some years. He has
fever at his home at st. Aibans and
the physicians who are in attendance
say that he cannot recover. The
many friends he has here are very
sorry to hear OF this and hope that
tho doaforc ara xErnnn
l. G. Lazelle has returned from a
trip to Uniontewn, Pittsburg and
Washington.
Miss Blanche Wood has returned
from brief visit to Fairmont.
Clarence Hare, Miss Blanch Semans
and Mrs. M. A. Miller have returned
from Fairmont where they attended
the installation of officers in the lodge
of daughters of Rebekah at that place.
They were royalty treated by their
Fairmont sisters and brethren.
Mrs. George L. Stevenson, of Hazel.
wood, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b.
Wileus.
Prof. T. c. Atkinson has returned
from a visit to Columbus where he at
tended the dedication Of the Alfred
Thompson hall of the o. S. U. While
at Columbus he took in the senatorial
scrap and reports that the affair was
about the warmest that be ever wit
messed, The people were very much
excited over the fight and it was the
sole topic of conversation.
Prof. Corbett is back from the up
per panhandle where he has been for
some time attending the farmers in
stitute in the interests of the expert
ment station.
Miss Mapel, OF lock number eight,
who has been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. /. n. Lucas, has returned home.
Mr.. Sembower, who has been visit
ing relatives at Uniontown for several
weeks, has returned home.
Lewis Levine is back after two
weeks visit to friends in Pittsburg.
j.. E. McCulley, of Wheeling, who
was a student here some years ago
was sentenced to thirteen days in
Jail by Parkersburg Judge for con-
tempt of court recently. While
here he was very fresh and hazed
by the students for that popularity
and b seems to have lost none of it.
He was here about five years ago.
Rev. Ross Ward has accepted a
call to the passionate of Terra Alta
and Kingwood, and will arrive here
and take up his duties just as soon
as his health will allow. The rever
end gentleman has been suffering
for some weeks past with the grip,
at his sisters home in Pennsylvania.
Rev. Ward is a very able man and
the churches are to be congratula
ted upon securing his services
Preston co. Journal.
Mansfield Nicely, who has been at
tending the West Virginia Universe
ty at Morgantown, is i'll of typhoid
fever DR.. and Mrs Nicely are at
his bedside. We hope he may soon
recover and be permitted to resume
his studies. G. G. Duff, who is
studying law at the same institution
and who has for several weeks been
confined to his room with the same
dread disease, we are glad to hear
is convalescent.-W West Union Rec
ord.
Miss Fannie Mansback has re-
turned to her home at Cumberland
after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Milton
IIirschman, Her brother who was
here accompanied her.
Miss Martin, who was prevented
| by illness from returning to her du-
ties at the beginning of school, has
arrived, having recovered from her
indisposition.
Miss Mary Sheerin has gone to Graf
ton where she will spend several days
visiting Mrs. Lightburn, of that city.
Mr. Henry Morgan, who has been
confined to his room for some time,
troubled with some affection of his
eyes, we are glad to state is back at
his post as senior editor OF The Post.
Miss Nettie Boyers has entered the
University bringing the enrolment
up to 523 The number enrolled last
year was 465 lfor the entire
year. From present indications the
number which will be enrolled before
the end of the year will be much
larger than it is now. Every friend
of the institution is glad to hear of
the splendid success Of the school.
VIM. II. Smyth, of Vaudeville, made
US pleasant call recently. He is one
of the most influential and solid ciui-
zens of the down river town, and we
were glad to have him visit us.
Ed Naret has returned from a
short visit to his old home in p..:s-
nam county.
Rev. j. C. Longanecker has re-
turned to New Geneva after spend
ing day here.
Rev. B. L. Mercer, of Halleck, w.