The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-09

Personal Eention Of Promine Mt People
Where they are and fIew they are.

Adam Bowers barber shop is bacl
at his post again.
t. Ray Ollie is back from tril
to Washington, d. G., where b
vent on fraternity business. He
a member of Kappa Alpha.
Professors Reynolds, Aldrich an,
Woolery of the University have al
accepted invitations to appear on tn
program of the National Education
al Association which meets in Wash
ington next July.
Mrs. Milton Hirschman has re
turned home after spending fr,
weeks with friends in Cumberland
and New York. Mrs. Hirschmal
has delightful friends in both place
and comes back with many pleasan
memories of the trip.
Col. Joseph McDermott has re
turned from short trip on oil bust
ness.
Z. K. Hayes is back after shor
trip and win spend several days her,
visiting his family.
DIR. Geo. l Keener was called her,
to attend the funeral of his littl'
nephew Earl Keener.
Richard Loar, of Reedsville, was in
town Friday and made us pleasant
call.
C. w. Finnell was at Fairmont re
Gently on business.
A. r. Wilcox, of Georgetown, was
in Fairmont at the opening of couri
on business.
Mrs. Carroll, of Hundred, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Clark
Mrs. Arlie Christie has gone IL
Monongahela city to visit her father
Mr.. Perry Berkshire.
Floyd Utterback has gone to Pitts
burg after spending some days al
home with his family.
George G. Cole, of Weston, form
erly from Cassville this county and 8
student at the University has re
turned home. He was called here
to attend the funeral of his brother
who recently died in Missouri and
was brought here for burial. He il
well known to many of our citizens
Mrs. J. A. Titzel is quite sick and
probably has the fever. We hope
for her early recovery
Mrs. Franklin, of Hundred, is Wis
iting her nephew Jason Clark and
will be here for some time.
Miss Sadie jerks has returned tc
Warrington after visiting her cousin
Miss Villa Brand on Front street
Misses Nell johnson and her guest
Miss Mollohon, of Charleston, have
gone to Pittsburg and will be there
for few days.
Elmer Leech, a member OF the SEN
ior class at the University, has &C.
cepted position rendered by Col. T.
M. Jackson, of Clarksburg, and has
left school to enter on the discharge
of his duties. He will be employed
on the short line survey from Clarks-
burg to New Martinsville. He will
graduate with the class in June He
is from Monroe county.
Dir. | G. White has returned from
brief trip East.
Mr.. M. II. We'll is in New York to
purchase large and fine line OF
splendid spring goods for NJ. II. We'll
& Co. They will move into their new
room in the Miller block early next
week and will open out larger than
ever.
Miss Nellie Sharp, of New Mar
tinsville, is here to enter the Uni
yersity. She will pay especial atten-
ton to music. This brings the en-
rollment of the school up to 537.
Mr. Barbe the travelling agent thinks
that the enrolment will reach 575
by the close of the spring term
while Mr.. Sturgiss hopes that it
will reach the 600 mark. The sum-
mer quarter will put it far beyond
that point.
1. G. Lazzelle has returned from a
visit to his old home in the lower
end of the county.
A. F. Peters who is well known
here has come in from Wadestown
for visit. He is at work on an oil
well up there.
o. A. Mapel, of Wadestown, is in
the city.
II. E. Engle of Fairmont, is at the
Wallace House.
John Cummins, a very prominet
politician of Wheeling, is here to look
after the entrance of his son William
into the University.
J. L. Henry is citizen of Buck
harmon who is here.
Ike Weaver is back from bust
ness trip to Mannington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E G. Gaddis have
gone to Uniontown after spending a
few days of their honeymoon here
and will make that place their home
for some time. They will live at the
West End hotel for the present.
NJ. H. Carrico has sold his saddle
horse, Colonel, to Murray Brothers,
of Allegheny, for two hundred dol
lars. This is very large sum to
pay for horse but the one bought
was a beauty and no mistake.
Mrs. Celia Walker,of McKeesport,
is the guest Of her friend, Mrs.
Bessie Stephens, of Beechurst Ave-
nue..
Mr.. Henry Dorsey and family have
moved to Pittsburg and are well
settled in their new home. Fred has
lived there for sometime and holds a
responsible position in the business
department of the Dispatch. They
all have the best wishes of every
one here for their prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Religion, of Manning
ton, have moved here and will make
this their home for the future. Mr..
Religion is gauger. We welcome
them to Morgantown and hope that
they will find their stay here a
pleasant one.
Prof I. W. Taught, of Buckhan
non, has gone to Fairmont where be
will stay a day or so visiting Prof
Knutti, of the Normal.
Rev. Ross Ward, the new Baptist
minister of this charge, who has beer
i'll at his sisters home in Pennsyl.
vania, will arrive here one day this
week, and will preach In the Terra