The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-09


Personal Mention 81 Premine Mt People
Where they are and asw they are.
Mr.. Wailman BARRIE has returned
from trip over the state In the in
tertst Of the University.
]. A. Titzel has returned from a
business trip to Uniontown-
Frank Bannister Is back from a trip
to Pittsbnrg during which he arranged
for the purchase q furnace for the
new glass house.
II. Y Lewis, the well known
timber man OF the Guyandotte river,
brought down that stream on push
boat, from his farm in Lincoln coun-
ty ten head of hogs, the heaviest one
weighing $40 pounds
DAVID GRAPES recently killed
wildcat on the outskirts Of Keyser,
which measured Al inches from fore
to hind paws.
Charles w. Dering, who is well
known here. being brother of Fred
Derring, has been rendered and has
accepted position as travelling sales
man for Parkersburg harness max
ing firm and is now on his first trip.
His territory is in Pennsylvania. His
friends here wish him success.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Gaskins, of
Whiteday, were in town Saturday
guests at Sergeant Benefits. Both
have numerous friends here who are
always glad to see them.
A. Tenant, Of Bedford, Iowa. is
here to look after the settlement of
his brothers estate. He was form
erly resident of this county and is
well known here.
The news from Hon. J. NJ. Ander-
son is that he has not improved very
much but seems to be getting weak
er all the time. We hope that the
fears of those who are in attendance
on him may prove to be unjustified
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Bennett have re-
turned from visit to their daughter
at Fairmont.
Hon. George 9. Sturgiss is suffering
from very sore eye. The other even
ing while sitting in his office he felt
something wrong with his eye and
uron examination found 1t flooded
with blood. One Of the capilaries
had bursted. The doctor has ordered
him to keep quiet and not use his
eyes, but nothing serious is expected
to result from the rupture.
Max Mervis, the horse man from
Uniontown, is at the Wallace house.
Miss Bessie Harvey has gone to j
Pittsburg for short visit
Miss Waddell entertained Misses
Nellie Morris and Bessie Davis with
their parents and a few other
friends at Mr.. Hackney's, on Green
mont, Saturday evening. Miss
Nellie contributed to the evenings
enjoyment by reciting "Out to Griggs
by Station" very creditably and
Miss Bessie Caves pleasing inter
probation OF 1.-THE Chambered Nauti-
lns.' The occasion was in honor of |
the success achieved by these two
pupils in the School journal contest
in writing English
Mr.. Sanford Pickenpaugh, whose
illness was mentioned day or two
ago, is improving.
We are glad to say that DR.. George |
b. Morris is improving and hope he
will soon be himself again.
j. F. Provins has resigned his po-
sition at the Baltimore Bargain
house and has accepted one with the
new clothing store in Fairmont |
which will be run by Mr.. Mansbach |
of Cumberland. He will assume his |
duties there on the 18th of next |
month.
Mansfield Nicely, who has been
sick here for sometime with fever
has gone home to Smitnton, bod |
bridge county.
Cuthbert Osborne has returned
from trip to Pittsburg. He intend
ed to stay longer but after he got |
there decided to return before his
furlough was out.
Miss Maud Emerine has returned
from Fostoria where she was for some
time on account of sickness and has
resumed her duties as stenographer
at the Seneca glass factory. We IRE
glad to note her recovery.
Col. G. L. Smith has returned to
Fairmont after a short visit here.
He says he has about decided to |
postpone the launching of his daily |
until later date when the field at
Fairmont has become ripe for the
plan. At present daily which is
as good rs the town should have
cannot succeed in the place and he
does not intend to begin until the
circumstances warrant the move
ment
DR.. j. P. Fitch is back after an ex-
tended absence to Washington and
other eastern cities.
Attorney George A. Vincent, Of
Fairmont was in town on professional
business to-day.
Mrs. w. c. Davis and little daugh |
ter, of Allegheny, Pa, are guests of |
DIR. and Mrs. E. II. Coombs.
Norman Garrison has gone to Bat
telle district to serve the papers and |
do all the other business preparatory |
to the coming term of court as Mr..
Anderson, the deputy for that district,
is unable, on account OF sickness to
attend to them.
Hon. j. M. Anderson, OF Battelle |
district, is very sick man. He has
been sick for some weeks with the
grip and his illess has developed into |
very serious one. His many friends
in the county will regret to learn of
his condition and share the hope that
the fears Of those who are with him
may prove unfounded. Mr.. Ander-
son is man of more than usual in
telligence and ability, and has repre-
sented the county In the legislature. |
He is now one Of the deputies for
Sheriff Garrison.
Fred Moore, who is post graduate
student from Belington, has been COM
PEELED to leave school on account Of
his health. He may return later If |
he improves after rest.
DR.. G. H. Rice, of Warrington, was
in town to-day as witness in a chan
Gerry proceeding before w. r.. GLASS;