The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16
.Bour OUR FRIENDS.


greet his legion OF friends from Mi
over the county.
LA. Powell, of Little Falls, was a
visitor here last week
Miss Mary Hawk has returned
from q visit to her old home at Mt.
Lake Park.
DR.. e. M. Turner has been spoken
OF as the proper man to go over the
DO oks of the town and make out the
statement and he will be secured for
this gs.rvice IL possible.
Rev. Wightman, of Uniontown,
who recently attended the convoca.
ton of Episcopal clergymen here mas
accepted call at Pittsburg and has
resigned his pastorate at Union
town.
Profs. Miller and Armstrong are
to deliver talks to teachers insti-
tute at Masontown, Pa, on the 18th
and 10Th of this month. Great
preparations are being made for the
occasion which is expected to be a
notable one.
Luther Garrison is very sick at
his home on Chestnut street. We
hope that he may soon recover
Gordon Mathews, of Lewisburg
who was the only gentleman from
abroad wao took the recent exami-
nation for admission to the bar oil
the state given by the law faculty Of
the University passed with flying
colors. His paper has been graded
and he made very excellent show
ing. The professors have not YET
finished looking over the rest of the
| papers.
Ed. M. Heermans, who has been on
staff of the Kingwood Journal fol
some time, has gone to Charleston
where he has accepted a position will
the Mail. We wish him abundant
success IN his new field, but are sorr,
to lose him from this end of the state
He is hustler and is bound to max,
his mark in the newspaper world.
Judge Ferris, of Cincinnati, la:
been invited to deliver a lecture tt
the law class of the University and
will accept the invitation shortly
His subject will be Equity" and tn,
way he will treat it will make it in
teresting to the laymen as well as t.
the lawyers. He is one of the pro
bate judges of Hamilton county and
is very fine talker The law depart
ment is to be congratulated ON the
prospect of securing such an abb,
man to address them. When he
comes no one who has the chance tt
go should miss hearing his lecture
G. Fred Dorsey has returned t.
Pittsburg after flying visit home
He is at present connected with Iii
Dispatch and his many friends her
will be glad to learn that he is get
ting along very well. He is a young
man of more than usual attainment
and is improving his opportunities
DR.. d. H. Courtney has returned
from a trip to the Tyler oil field
looking after his interests there.
| A. M. Voight has gone back t
Pittsburg after a visit to Mon
Chateau. He will make extensiv
improvements over there the com
ing summer. The resort is beeomin,
better known among Pittsburg pee
| pie and they will come in large mum
bers to enjoy the good things tina
are to be had there during the com
ing season.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Birmingham ar
at the Episcopal Hall the guests G
Rev. and Mrs. James Sheerin.
i Rev. A. M. Buchanan, of Morgan
town, will conduct a series of meet
ings at the Presbyterian church, be-
ginning February IA, and continu
for one week. Services begin at I
30. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to attend these meetings
Weston Independent.
Miss Kate Peddicord, of Baltimol
has returned nome after visit t
Miss Grace Dering.
/ ID. Chesney, of Cassville, was hen
to see.the wheels of the justice mi
grind out their grists.
w. d. Tenant, of Jakes Run, wa
one of the citizens of the count
here to attend court.
! j. c. Thompson is back from bu
mess trip to visit his family.
t. P. Reay has gone to Washin,
ton TO look after some very importar
business in connection with the pa
. ent department.
Earl Cooper who was threatene
, with severe attack of illness hs
|, recovered and is able to get abo,
, again.
Miss Mary Bentley has returne
to Monongahela City after spendin
, some time here the guest of M
and Mrs. L. V. Keck.
II DR.. and Mrs. Seip, of Pittsbury
are at home after being the CUES
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Keck.
HUI Maxwell has returned frol
Pittsburg where he accompanied b
family on their way to Californ
where they will be for some month
Ed. MILAN has sold his interest
the farm on the west side to e.
Grant and is now in Wheeling on
pleasure trip.
Gabe Holland has moved from I'll
west side to Greenmont.
Columbus long OF the West Side,
building house which will, whe
e completed, be occupied by J.
Neighbors, who lives in a house ne
the depot.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gould, of Pa
Z kersburg, arrived Friday afternoon
visit their daughter, Mrs. Waitms
Barbe
The following personals are fro
the Parkersburg Journal:
K. H. Yost, of Amos, and G.
I Hickman, of Clarksburg, are here in Il
). interests of the Home Telephone CO
) which has made an application
S council for the franchise to operate
e this city.
| Abe Rauch, who is now convale
cent, has just found out that he h;
n typhoid fever, and when Abe learn,
? the news he was frightened, but
had no cause to be as the danger W
; all thing of the past. His maj
young friends are glad to know tn
he is well on the way to recovery. Al