The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-01-26
sBoUr cuR FRIENDS.
Per soma! Mention or Prom Inc mt Peepl
Where they are and How they are.


Ewing Martin has gone to Phila-
5elphia where be will consult a spe-
calls. oa the condition of his health.
He has been sick for a year or more
and the matter is getting serious.
We hope that he may shortly re-
cover
Col c. L. Smith, of Fairmont, has
returned home after short visit
here He reports that everything is
lovely in the up river town and says
that the probability is that he will
soon start a daily in. that place
which will be the only daily in the
town and the only one to be estab-
lished any ways soon. 1t will be
run by the present. force of the In
dex and no others will be interested
in it in any manner.
Prof A. L. Wade, of Morgantown,
was on our streets Tuesday evening
West Union people are always glad
to see him. Vest Union Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Frazier, of Mar
tinsburg. are here to spend the school
year in the Law Department of the
University. They are very excellent
people and will be welcomed not
only in the University but in the So
cial circles of Morgantown. They
live at the Peabody.
Miss Ida Furman has returned to
Randall after a short visit to friends
in town.
w. G. Kilmer and Ralph Heavier
who were sent to Pittsburg to repre-
sent the University at the meeting
of the Western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia oratorical associa-
ton have returned.
Jess W. Gregg has returned to
Pittsburg after a short visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Gregg.
w. c. McMackin, of Cans, who is
the time keeper on the pipe line
which is being laid was here over
Sunday.
George S. Proctor and A. NJ.
Weight, of Pittsburg, arrived ON Sat
urday evening and went over to in
spect Mont Chateau which Mr..
Voight recently released. After
they crossed the river Cheat got so
high that they fopr d it impossible to
return and they went to Cheat Ha-
ven and took the train from there
home. Frank Pride sent a man
down on Monday morning to get
the team which they left there.
Mrs. Thos. McCune has returned
to her home at Fayette City after a
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. T. b.
Wilgus..
The Shepherdstown Register says
Miss Ella Fordyce was recently there
the guest of Mrs. j. F. Legge. 1t
also adds: Miss Fordyce was for.
merly in charge ofthe music depart
ment of Shepherd College, and her
numerous friends were very glad to
see her again.
Karl Norcross, of Brownsville, has
returned home after visiting his
Phi Kappa Sigma brothers here.
Dr. w. A. Titus has gone to Fair
mont where he will enter the office of
DR.. Nicely. We are sorry to lose DIR.
Titus as he was very gentlemanly
and affable young man and an ex-
cellent member of his profession.
His many friends here part with
him with regret and hope that he
will meet with the measure of sue
cess in his new field that his merit
justifies.
Miss Mary Gregg we are glad to
note has nearly recovered from a re-
cent illness and has been able to sit
up for short time at intervals. 1t
was thought that she had fever when
the sickness frst began but if so
the attack was very light one.
Geo. c. Anderson, of .Latrobe, is
here to visit his son George who is a
student in the University.
Mayne Dawson has returned from
a trip to Pittsburg on business con-
nected with the new tobacco factory
to be opened on the first of next
month.
Max Mervis, of Uniontown, is
here on business.
Bernie MADEIRA is back from Pitts
burg where he has been to buy stock
for the new Athens cigar factory
which will be started the first OF
February.
/ Miss George Shaw, OF Uniontown
is here the guest of her brother w
d. Shaw
| G. B. Mordock, of Jefferson, Pa,
spent Sunday at the Wallace house
i Major. ]. L. Keener is in Pittsbure
where he has gone to purchase TWEEN
| ty-f1ve fine steers for his meat market.
4 Captain and Mrs. S. w. Hare have
both been quite sick, but both are
better to-day and will soon be entirely
we'll. The captain was suffering from
grip and his wife had severe attack
of erysipelas.
! Hezekiah Lowe, OF Terra Alta, was
here to attend the funeral of his sistel
Mrs. Ulysses Cox.
We regret to note that Sherman
Watson, the popular travelling man
OF Fairmont, has been suffering from
| an attack Of fever for some time past
He is, however, on the mend at pres
ent.
4 Waitman Barbe, field agent of thu
West Virginia University, arrived
here yesterday after a successful
trip east on the c. d o. He wen
as far as Greenbrier county in til.