The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-01-12

Personal Mention Of Promia Mt Peep
Where they ere and How they are.

!. Where they are and How they are.
Captain ]. r. Miller has gone to
Uniontown on business.
Frank Peters and J. Fl. Meeks are
I here from Wayne county to enter the
University.
Frank Barton and students Cole,
Newton, McCrum and Scott have re-
turned from Washington, Pa, where
they were in attendance on the meet
ing of the grand chapter of the Phi
Kappa Sigma fraternity. Thirteen OF
the fourteen chapters were represented
and the boys report very enjoyable
time The Washington boys treated
the locals in most hospitable man.
ner.
Miss Myrtle Montgomery is visiting
her brothers family. She is resi-
dent of Warrington.
Mrs. Barthlow and son George have
returned from Warrington where
they were the guests of Mrs. Barth-
lows daughter, Mrs. George Jolliffe.
James McCluer and William Ham
mond have returned to Parkersburg
after short visit to friends here.
Dale Grant has returned to New
York where he is pursuing course of
study at Bellevue hospital.
Edmund Hugill OF Clarksburg
spent Sunday here.
| DR.. p. b. Reynolds has returned
1 from Star Junction where he deliver
ed a sermon at the dedication OF a
new church.
Mr. S. ID. Hirschman will leave
for New York TINS evening after a
brief stay here. Morgantown would
be much pleased to have him here
all the time.
Dennis Clark was run in on Sun
day and is now enjoying the hospi-
tally of the county Jail. He will be
turned out on the cold world again
in day or so.
Miss Martin, OF the music depart
ment of the w. V. u, was unable to
return here last week as expected on
account of being sick at her home in
Kingwood
Miss Mamie Hoard has gone to
Lexington, KY, where she will enter
business college.
Captain and Mrs Richmond who
have been visiting Mrs RS parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Davis have re-
turned to their home at Fort Warren,
Mass.
Charley Holden is attending to the
Acme book store with f. j. Crock
during the absence of II. L. Swisher
who has gone to Hampshire county.
Lewis Levine is in Pittsburg the
guest Of friends and will be absent for
couple weeks.
Frank Chalfant, of Atlantic City
is here the guest of Mrs. Nuzum and
family Frank is a native of Nor
gantown and still has many friends
and acquaintance in the place.
Bentley Henderson,, OF Parkers-
burg, who went away with Boone the
hypno!ist after the visit of the latter
to Morgantown is back to enter school,
Prof. V. w. Crossman, who is quite
well known here, mas left Fairmont
and gone to New York where he has
entered college.
Miss Adelina Morgan feels very
much aggrieved at reference made
to her in the Little Falls correspon-
dence of the Post. The assertion
that she was looking for a young
man is wholly unfounded, as she was
going to visit relatives in Clinton.
The insinuation wounded Miss Nor
gan deeply, as she does not appreci-
ate that kind of jesting and promises
the perpetrator to make it interest
ing for him if her name is baadied
about in such manner again.
Captain A. Garrison has gone to
Wheeling after spending several
days here the guest of his son ST.
mon. He has not been well for
sometime and is still under the
weather.
James Whaley, Of Uniontown, has
entered the University.
Mrs Jenkins, of Fairchance, has
returned home after spending some
time here visiting G. F. G. Hartman.
She was also visiting in Fairmont.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter, Miss
Olive, have returned from Evanston,
ILL.,, where they had been visiting
since before Christmas.
G. l.. Osborn, the Oldest citizen in
Mason county, died Sunday morning
He was 81 years OF age, and helped to |
cut down the first trees that stood
where Mason is now located.
Wayne Hatfield, of Logan county,
who was formerly a student here
has re-entered the University
A. d. Williams has returned to I'm
iontown after short stay here. He
was formerly student here and is |
well remembered by many OF the resi-
dents Of town.
Mayor Kendall, of Fairmont, has
returned to that place after visit to
his old home at Meyersdale, Pa. He
was passenger on the train yester-
day evening.
Ike Weaver has come back after a
trip in which he visited Kansas City |
and several other western cities. He
seemed to have enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely.
Walter South is home again after a |
weeks visit to friends in Clarksburg. |
G. e. Beatty was a Mount Morris
visitor here yesterday.
Charles Klaproth is back after a |
visit to his old home in Wheeling.
Adam Nye who wassdrawn as a |
grand juror has been relieved from
duty as he is over the limit in age |
He is nearly 10 years old and citi-
zens over sixty-five are exempt.