The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-04
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

JUG ofS NNib Jus lStut hSd tAthi q
brief visit to Fairmont
Miss Jennett Domain is back from
an extended visit to Piedmont.
w. c. Meyer, of Wheeling, has
gone home after brief stay here
Elmer Jacobs has gone to Pitts.
burg and will be gone for several
days ON business.
Major Stewart is visiting friends
near Georgetown and will be gone
for some time.
Jim Johnson, of Morgartown, was
a visitor to capital friends yester-
day.-Charieston Gazette.
j. r. ROBINSON, of Wise, has been
appointed postmaster at that place;
vice J. w. Sanders removed.
Will Thomas, of Benton's Ferry,
who was formerly clerk in Picken.
paugh's store was morning arrival
Miss Mamie Berkshire is quite
sick at her home ON Front street and
has been indisposed for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Gaddis, of Union
town. have returned home after a
short visit to relatives here.
Elmer Jacobs, the architect, has
moved his office from the Morris
block to one of the rooms in the f.
and NJ. Bank.
Major ID. b. Stewart has returned
from Georgetown where he has been
in attendance ON the funeral of the
late Capt. Camp.
Charley Whitman has gone to Nor
gantown to accept a position In the
wooden mills at that place. -Clarks-
burg Mail.
Miss Lulu Mosby has returned
from Buckhannon where she was sum-
moned by the death OF one Of her neal
friends.
John Cummings was here on Fri
day to visit his son who is studep-
in the University. He has returned
to Wheeling.
Miss Minnie Galbreith, Of Balti-
more, who has been visiting Mrs. w.
p. Wiley for some days has returned
to her home.
Col. A. Howard Jennings commits
sion as postmaster at Fairmont was
received Friday and he has assumed
charge of the office.
w. b. Outright who has been in
New York and Washington this win
ter engaged in study is here for a
weeks visit to his friends
Superintendent Trotter leaves to
day on tour of inspection through
the State. His first point is Nor.
gantown-C Charleston Gazette.
DR.. J. p. Fitc h and Mayor Glass
cock are in Washington to arrange
for the appointment of DR.. Fitch as
postmaster here at an early day.
Miss Artie Mcclure who was SC
badly injured some days ago by a
favorite horse is recovering and her
fri ends hope will soon be well again
McClelland Dusenberry, of Cass
vile, who has been sick tor Ion g
time can hardly recover and his
friends are expecting his death al
any time.
Dick Myers has returned to Pone
town after spending several days in
town visiting his family. The En-
terprise hotel is still hourishing and
enjoying fine run of customers.
VIM. Peterson well known citi.
zen of Morgan district residing near
Dellslow is very i'll from pneumonia
though is somewhat better to day
Dr. Page Gibbons has charge of his
case.
A number of people from here
were called to Taylortown on Satur-
day to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. Catharine Hickman. Among
them were the families of Geo. c,
Hayes, George Harner and W. H.
Watts.
Mrs. Kinsey Fife who has been
i'll for long time is in very pre-
carious condition and her demise al
any time would not be a surprise to
her friends. Mrs. Fife is very old
lady and has always resided in Nor
gantown.
Prof. and Mrs. Clark Sanders are
back from Hedgesville where they
spent the winter and where he is
principal of the high school. The
people of that place were very much
pleased with Prof. Sanders work and
speak in the highest terms Of himself
and his estimable wife.
George Sansbury is at his home
in Cumberland where he was called
by telegram announcing the SER
ious illness of his sister. About the
same time he left here she died
Our sympathy is extended to him
in his bereavement. He will return
to Morgantown in a day or so.
Robt Dinsmore, formerly of this city
but now of Grafton, informed Wes-
ton gentleman the other day that he
had just returned from Liverpool
where he had closed deal with the
English government for Dinsmore-
Greensteir repeating rifle for 100, 00O
pounds [about $4S5, 000]. We con-
graduate Bob on his good fortune -
Weston World.
Mr.. W. H. Bailey will started
Monday evening for st Louis where
he goes with train load of guests Of
the Simmons Hardware Company
Mr.. Bailey will join the party at
Grafton, go to St Louis and remain
there the guest of the firm with their
hundreds of 9th ,r customers for two
days, returning on Saturday. He
will no doubt have a pleasant trip.
DR.. Waitman I. Wiley leaves this
evening for Baltimore where he will
become resident physician of the
Maryland Homeopathic Hospital
This appointment was made imme-
diately after he graduated and
shows the high esteem in which he is
held by the faculty of his college
We predict for DR.. Wiley brilliant
future.
W. w. Graham is moving his fam
lily from Kingwood, in Preston
county, to Morgantown where he
will make his future home. He has
been here for some time but until
now has not been able to get his
family moved over. He is a very
clever and affable gentleman and we