The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-27
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of ProEine Mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Personal Mention Of Prorine mt People
Where they are and How they are.
w. E. Glasscock was at his old
home near Arnettsville the first OF the
week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mcyicker and daughter
Miss BERTHE, have gone TO Baltimore
where they will spend some time.
Mrs. Mcvicker will, while there, buy
her stock CT summer millinery.
DIR. James p. Fitch has returned
from visit to Pittsburg.
DR.. G. NJ. Joseph is back from
visit of few days to Pittsburg.
Mr.. r. p Kennedy and son Ralph
of Uniontown, came up Saturday
evening and spent day at the Wal
lace House. Mr.. Kennedy is one of
the leading members of the Fayette
county bar aud very excellent gen.
tleman.
Miss Lulu Mosby was called to
Buckhannon on Friday by the death
of a very dear friend, She will prob
db4t ACtoAh tO-htptiVN-
Miss Orr has been called to Pitts
burg by the death of relative.
Rev. Buchanan has gone to his
old home in Beaver, Pa, and will be
away for several days.
Captain Hewitt is here packing
up his belongings and getting ready
to join his regiment which is at Mo
bile where he has been ordered to
go.
George E. Gramm has returned
from visit to his home at Grafton.
d. R. Tappan was in town this
morning on business.
Roy Knox, of Uniontown, is in
town.
L. r. Taylor was in town for a
short time on Tuesday.
Prof. L. C. Atkeson is having his
residence on Prospect street painted
and fixed up generally.
Miss Mary Naret has gone to
Fayettc county where she will take
charge of a large class of music pu-
pills.
II. c. Staggers, of Waynesburg,
who is an alumnus of the University
is in town and will be here the rest
of the week. Since his graduation
here he has located in Waynesburg
for the practice of his profession.
Mr.. H. N. Miller, of Bethany, has
been chosen to represent that col
lege in the contest at Waynesburg.
His subject was THE Gem of the
Antilles" This goes to show that
with the cessation of the Spanish
war in Cuba the suffering of the de-
voted isle is not to cease.
James 1. Pratt, the famous catcher
of the University nine has returned
from his Ritchie county home to the
University and will help the team
pluck many victory on the dia-
mond this season. The heart of the
rooter is made glad by his return
and the hopes of all for successful
season are raised higher
Miss Barbara Naret is quito sick
at her home ON North Main street.
Misses Protzman and Cans, Of
Morris Cross Roads, were up to see
Faust on Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Arnett who has
been visiting Miss Gillian Jamison
on Sunnyside has returned home.
Director Stewart and Profs. Alike
son and Hite of the University have
gone to Pennsboro where they will
conduct farmers institute.
Mrs. S. Shloss, who has been visit
ing her relatives here for two weeks
past, returned to her home in New
York yesterday. Mrs. Shloss like the
balance of her family 1.-THE Hirsch-
mans) has great many friends
here
p. G. McBee, of Terra Alta, is in
town. He is resident of Halleck,
this county, but has been engaged
in teaching at Terra Alta for the
last two years. He has made very
satisfactory teacher and is held in
high regard by the citizens of the
little mountain town.
A. j. Darrell, of Masontown, who
was here last fall as a student has
died at his home in Masontown, Pa.
He was in the medical depart
ment and was compelled to leave
school on account OF illness which
terminated in his death. While here
he made a number of friends who
will hear of his decease with regret.
G. G. Cans, of Fairmont was re-
Gently in the city.
Capt. A. Garrison, of Pedlar's
Run, is in town on business.
H. B. Reamer is Mount Morris
citizen who was here on Thursday.
Professor L E. Hodges returned
to-day from a trip to Clarksburg.
e. G. Frame, of Fairmont, who has
been here for some days on legal bus
mess has gone home.
Dick Myers came in from Pone-
town On Thursday for short stay
in town.
DIR. James p Fitch has gone TO
Pittsburg on business and will be
back in few days.
DR.. E. M. Turner. who has been
away on business for several weeks
is at home for visit.
Mrs. Denoon Bare of Dunbar, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ewing
Martin on Sunnyside has gone home.
Capt. A. Garrison has returned
home after spending day here on
business The Captain has about
recovered from his late severe illness
and we hope he will soon be himself
again.
Lynn Osbrne went home to Clarks-