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

| DIR. Jos. A. McLane came up from
Pittsburg Saturday evening and re
turned on Sunday.
| DR.. Fitch is back from a visit to
1 Fairmont.
Judge Hagans came down from
Fairmont on Saturday after holding
the FIRST week of court. He Is look
ing well after such a trying exper-
fence and his friends are glad to see
that the work did not prove any
more trying ON him than it did.
E. B. Stewart has gone to Weston
on business.
Prof. Vim A. Pratt, Of Whining
ton, Del, who iectured Saturday
evening in chapel hall on the Klon-
dyke has gone back to Wilmington
b. II. MADEIRA is back from a trip
In the interest of the Athens Cigar
store Of which he is the manager.
Ed MILAN, of the west side, bias
gone to Wheeling again and more
kilograms may shortly be expected.
John Shriver and G. T. Moore are
two citizens who are in from Jake's
Run.
Mrs. q. G. Wells is very sick and
last night was seriously i'll but is
better to-day. We hope that she
may soon recover.
Harry Lemon fell from the rail-
road bridge to the wharf Monday
morning and received a number of
minor injuries He had to be car
ried home but no bones were bro
ken. He fell from the lower side
near the center Of the structure.
I. b. Williams has gone to Graf
ton and Clarksburg on business.
Clark Jones has gone to Fairmont.
He came in Monday morning from the
county farm on his way to that
place.
Mrs. Walter Hayes is visiting her
sister at Fairmont
j. r. Duncan has returned to Pitts
burg after visit to his niece, Mrs.
M. L. Brown. On Saturday he and
Mr.. Brown went up to Hallack to see
some other relatives.
Rev. Campbell Jobes OF Claysville,
Washington county, Pa, has gone
home after spending a day or so here
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gar
risOn.
L. II. Evans has sold his fine Ken
lucky saddle horse to DR.. George /.
Keener, of Weston for $265.
DR.. Morris we are glad to state
had a very good night on Monday
night and in consequence is some
what better to-day.
Mrs. U. G. Wells who has been
i'll for some days is better which fact
we are very glad to learn.
Samuel Frankenberger who left
here some time ago intending to
take the preliminary examination
for West Point, having the appoint
ment there, is back for short visit.
He took the examination and will if
successful in il be admitted to the
Academy in June. He has no doubt
that he has passed and as he was
an excellent student here there is
very little chance of his failure.
THE following items are from the
Richie Gazette
The many friends of Judge Hagans,
of MorgantowD, who was dangerously
i'll for so long, will be pleased to know
that he has recovered his health.
Rev. M. ID. Helmick, Mrs. Helmick
and their son Charles, returned from
a visit to Palatine, Morgantown and
other places Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Semans has returned
from trip to Pittsburg and New
York where she laid in full line of
Spring novelties in millinery.
Richard Myers is in from Pone-
and says that had the whole popu-
lation not been busy with the early
skunk crop that he would have sent
in some very interesting correspon=
dence from that point However he
promises some hair raising snake
stories as soon as the reptiles begin
to come and affirms that in every
case the story will be accompanied
with the snake skin as an evidence
of good faith.