The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-11


Personal Mention Of Promine nj People
! Where theY are and Hsw they are.
DIR. Brock is back from a business
trip to Pittsburg
James c. Thompson is visiting his
family for few days.
DR. E. P. Lemley, of Cassville, is
back from short trip to Fairmont
DIR. G. NJ. Joseph has gone to
Pittsburg for a short stay.
Miss Lillian Boyers has gone to
Randall to spend week at her old
home.
Miss Addic Phillips is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Donaldson, in Oil
plant, Pa.
Miss Evelyn Pratt left at i1:45
Saturday for short visit to her home
in Wheeling.
81. L. Scrafford, of Pittsburg and
ID. r. Tappan are promiBent arrivals
registered at the Peabody.
Miss BESSIE Protzman, of Morris
Cross Roads, is visiting friends here
for few days.
j. w. Paul, of Charleston, chief
mine inspector of the state is regis
tered at the Peabody.
Prof. T. c. Miller, of the universe
ty, came up this morning to visit
relatives over Sunday.-Expositor.
Elmer F. Jacobs has returned
from Pittsburg where he has been
for couple of days ON business.
Mr.. A. L. Lowrie has returned to
Pittsburg, after spending some days
here looking after oil interests.
Guy Laughed, who has been in
Philadelphia for more than two years,
is at his home In South Morgantown.
Clyde Sanders is at hons from
Fairmont for short visit. He is
with a dentist at Fairmont for the
summer.
Miss Artie Mcclure, who was very
badly hurt by horse kicking her
is we are glad to learn, ON the road
to recovery.
John Dougan has returned to his
business ON the road after spending
a day or SO here. Mrs. Dougan is
still here.
David j. Adams, of Pittsburg, is
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
X. Given. Mr.. Adams is Mrs. Civ
ems brother.
Earl A. Brooks, of last years senior
class, stopped over to-day on his way
home. He has been attending a the
illogical seminary.
Mayor w. E. Glasscock has return
ed from Washington. DR.. Fitch's
appointment as postmaster will go
through in day or so.
George Sansbury is back from Cum
berland, Nd, where he was called by
the illness of his sister which term.
mated in her death.
w. S. Allen, who was formerly a
student Of the University, but who
has been at Washington this winter,
is in town to visit frients.
Superintendent Trotter, of the free
school department, left yesterday
afternoon for Morgantown and 9TH
er points-Charleston Gazette.
VIII Hayes is now travelling for a
large china and queensware firm of
Pittsburg. He passed through here
en- route South Thursday on his first
trip.
Ulysses Camp and wife were
called to Clarksburg on account of
the death of Alexander Osborne who
was a brother-in-law of Squire
Camp.
W. B. Curtis, who has been here
taking the bar examination will re-
turn to his home tomorrow. He
studied law at Columbian college,
New York.
Lieut.. Geo. e. Gramm is back from
Camp Lee at Charleston. He was
ready to serve his country but under
the new regime there was no office
left for him.
Mrs. f. M. Durbin and Mr.. Chas.
r. Durbin, of Grafton, were called
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Fife. Mrs. Durbin was step daugh-
ter of Mrs. Fife.
Prof. r. f. Fast went to Califor-
mia, Penna., last week and deliv-
cred lecture before the Normal
school at that place on "The Sources
of History"
Miss Lulu Mosby who has been
located in Chancery Row as an ex
pert stenographer has accepted lu-
crative position with the Seneca
glass company.
Mr.. Jesse Shuttlesworth, one OF
our we'll known citizens of Little
Falls, was here Saturday greeting his
numerous friends and looking after
some business matters.
John J. Brown, Esq, has been
compelled to remain in the house for
some time and has not been over to
town much. He is much missed by
the people over here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Rhoads. of
Masontown, Pa, were called here on
account Of the death of Mrs. Fife
and remained short time to SYM
pathize with the bereaved friends.
D. Strunk, who has been employed
at the Seneca glass plant ever since it
came here, has resigned his position
and gone to Ohio where he obtained a
a better one. He is resident of Sid
ney.
Capt. Joe Miller is entirely return
ishing his cigar store. 1t is being
papered and painted throughout and
when finished will be one Of the pref
test and neatest cigar stores 10 the
state.
John Lantz is making elaborate
preparations for the banquet to be
given the Editorial Association Fri
day, May Is. 1t will be one of the
most sumptous spreads ever laid
here.
A. E. Snow, of Columbian Law
School, was in town this week TAX
ing the West Virginia Bar examina-
ton. He passed successfully and
returned to Washington Friday eve
ming.
Capt. S. L. Parsons was called to
Morgantown yesterday by a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of his son Frank, who is cadet in
the University.-Pt. Pleasant Reg
lister.
Enos Dinkle. who has for the Last