Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-09
aB0uT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine Mt People
Where they are and How they are.

has returned home after visit to
Miss Grace Dering.
ID. Chesney, of CassviHe, is here to
see the wheels of the justice mill
grind out their grists
w. d. Tenant, of Jakes Run, is
one Of the citizens of the county
here to attend court
John NJ Lamb and T. r. Corbin
are two FairmonterS who are in at
tendance on the present term of
court.
Benson Jacobs of course was here
to witness the opening of court and
greet his legion of friends from all
over the county.
|. A. Powell, of Little Falls, was
visitor here yesterday.
Miss Mary Hawk has returned
from visit to her old home at Mt.
Lake Park.
Rev. and Mrs. Lightburn, of Graf
ton, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Sheerin at the Episcopal Hall.
Prof. ID. J. Barton has returned
from attending the funeral of Col.
John A. Robinson, who died at his
home in Mineral county on Sunday.
Dr. e. NJ. Turner has been spoken
of as the proper man to go over the
books of the town and make out the
statement and he will be secured for
this service if noSsibla
Rev. Wightman, of Uniontown,
who recently attended the convoca-
ton of Episcopal clergymen here has
accepted a 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
notable one.
Will Simpson. of Sunnyside, has
been summoned to Bruceton by the
sudden death of his mother-in-la
Mrs. Summers, who was visiting
over there and died on Sunday. She
had been sick only short time and
the news OF her death came as
great shock to the family.
Luther Garrison is very sick at
his home on Chestnut street. We
hope that he may soon recover.
Mrs. L. w. Joseph is in Grafton to
make a brief visit with Mrs. j. G.
St.Clair. Mrs. Josephs numerous
friends join in wishing her a pleasant
visit which she no doubt will have.
EaN Cooper who boards at Will
WhiMington's and works at the glass
factory is quite sick. Mr.. Whiting
ton is afraid the boy is in for Sc
we're case of sickness but we hope
that he is mistaken. Cooper is from
Wood county, this State.
Gordon Mathews, of Lewisburg,
who was the only gentleman from
abroad who took the recent exami-
nation for admission to the bar of
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
in. The professors have not yet
! finished looking over the rest of the
papers.
Ed NJ. Heermans. who has been on
staff of the Kingwood Journal for
some time, has gone to Charleston
where he has accepted position with
the Mail. We wish him abundant
success IN his new field, but are sorry
to lose him from this end of the state.
He is hustler and is bound to make
bis mark in the newspaper world.
! Judge Ferris, of Cincinnati, has
been invited to deliver lecture to
! the law class of the University and
will accept the invitation shortly.
His subject will be Equity and the
way he will treat it will make it in
teresting to the laymen as well as to
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 able
man to address them. When he
comes no one who has the chance to
go should miss hearing his lecture.
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