The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-18
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.



| Thomas Willis, of Fairmont, is ;
visitor here.
4 THE following personals are taker
from the Warrington Advocate.
i Dick Myers has gone back Il
Ponetown after a short stay in town
| Harry Shank is back from Pitts
burg where he went to spend day
or SO.
Miss Bessie Protzman has returned
to Morris Cross roads. after short
visit here.
G. E. Jolliffe and family were the
guests of Mr.. Jolliffe's parents al
Ridgedale, Monongalia county, Sun
day.
G. Fl. Hess, OF Moreantown, is q
new clerk in 1.-THE Big Store" In
place of c. c. Basnett, who has re-
moved to st. Leo.
Mr.. S. W. Hoges, of Morgantown
was here yesterday the guest of DR.
j. w. Fnglish.-Pt. Pleasant Regis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laishley Weaver, who
have been visiting friends and rela.
tives for some time have returned
home.
Sam Pickenpaasn. of MorgantowD,
was in the city to-day on his way to
Marietta, Ohio, having received tel
egram this morning announcing the
daatb ~ hio cfcfar Mrc I'll Mnrphr-
who lived at this place one time
Expositor.
Harry A. Eaton has been APP.
pointed as battalion adjutant to
Lieutenant Colonel c. L. Smith who
is in command of the first battalion
of the West Virginia regiment He
will rank as second lieutenant This
promotion is better than Eaton ex
pected when he went to camp and
his friends here congratulate him.
Rev. L. ID. Mcconnell, of New York,
preached in the Episcopal church yes.
terday morning and in the Baptist
church at night. At both OF these
meetings he had large audiences and
preached elegant sermons. No minis
ter ever in Morgantown used more
beautiful language nor finer word
painting than he. The sermons were
very much enjoyed by those who heard
them.
Mr.. r. p. Kennedy, of Uniontown
was among the visitors who attend.
ed the editorial banquet. Mr. Ken
needy is one of the leading attorneys
of Western Pennsylvania and most
elegant gentleman. He has many
friends and admirers here
The many friends of Miss Fannie
Mansbach will learn with pleasure
of her betrothal to Mr. ID. r. Broh
of Parkersburg. The wedding will
occur in two or three months.
Mr.. A. G.. Hughes has been chos
en- as final DICTATOR by the Columbian
Literary society in place of Holly ID
Thompson who left recently to &,
to Cuba and who is now at CAM
Lee. The subject for debate is "Hai
the Reformation exerted more influ
ence on civilization than the Re
naissance?"
Prof. A. w. Lorentz has gone t,
Pittsburg on business.
Miss Josie Kunkle went to Unis
town this afternoon where she vii
spend week visiting friends.
Harry Shank left this morning 70
Braddock where he will umpire 70
for the University base ball team
this afternoon in its game with c
A. c.
Tom Protzman and daughter
Misses Bessie and Dannie joined tn,
excursions Friday at look humble
eight and came up to Morgantowi
with it.
Miss Adelina Morgan has lief
Morgantown after a stay OF seyega
months during which she made man.
friends. Although thorough Span
lard in feeling and sentiment she wa
very fascinating and attractive. Sh
is going to visit many places of inter
est in the West and will likely neve
return to Morgantown. Her fathe
General Morgan was native Of thi
county but she was made citizen o
Spain as her mother was Spaniarl
and her parents wished her to be
come citizen of that country.
Phil Konrad had the end taken OF
his thumb Thursday afternoon Will
at work at the mechanical hall of tn
University. One of the testing ma
chimes did the business. The thuml
was caught in cog and the frs
thing Konrad knew he was minus tn
end of it.
| Walter A. Mesterzat has gone Il
Charleston where he will enter tn
army and will be made principal mu
stefan or director of the regiment nov
being formed there. We congratulate
him on having received the appoint
ment and are sure that he will max
a good man fer the place.
D. I. Ireland, of Baltimore, arrived
yesterday for short visit. He say
that he was in the wreck at Baltimor
some time ago as told In this pape
but that the injuries received wer
not SO great as at first reported. Tn
report came to us from Rev. IRELAND
and he had been misinformed on tn
subject.
| Squire William Hagans has beef
unwell for some days and has beer
confined to his bed. We hope tina
he may soon recover.
| Prof Woolery has returned from
| New Martinsville where he ATTENDED
the commencement exercises of tn
public schools and delivered an ad
dress
4 An order of the War Department
issued on the Sth removes Captain
Richmond from Fort Warren to For
Winthrop The latter is on the mali
land near Boston and not far iron
Fort Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Donley, of Mi
Morris, were distinguished guests Wis
itors here recently. They stop will
their son Ed at the Wallace House
DR.. W. L. McLane, of West Uniol
is here to greet the editorial breth
rem and renew old Mofgantowl
| friendships of which he has grea
many and all of whom are great,
pleased to meet him.
Tom Protzman, of the Morris }
Roads, was up to the Turn Verell
opening.
/ Will Conner and Charles Sang
ston, of Masontown, Pa, are in tow
visiting friends and will be here 70
a week.