The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16

held at Elm Grove, Ohio county.
w. B. Peters, of McKeesport, has
returned home after short visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. f. Nj. Grant.
Miss Ida Furman, Of Randall, was
in town Saturday.
! Miss Nellie Tanzey, of DuQueene.
Pa, is visiting her friend, Miss Lucy
Bowie.
Col. A. W. WooDFoRr, OF Weston,
presented Hon. w. ]. Bryan, at
Christmas. on oil painting of the old
Jackson homestead, and Jackson
Mills, made recently. And in return
has been honored with authors copy
of 1.-THE First Battle" by the great
free silver advocate.
d. r. Wright was Mooresville
man who was in attendance on court
this week.
Rev. A. Linkletter, state evange-
list for the Christian church is the
guest of Sheriff Garrison and family.
He is here to look after organization
of the church of that denomination
which the recent meeting of the
state board of missions decided to
establish here. 1t may be sometime
however before the preliminaries to
this can be arranged.
I. b. Williams is in Pittsburg
where he viii be all week in attend
ance en- the meeting of the National
Brick Makers association of which
he is member.
H L. Pride has gone to Pittsburg
on business
Fred Moore, of Belington, who
was compelled to leave school some
weeks ago on account of his health
has recovered far enough to come
back and resume his studies.
Rev J. p Warner, of Point Marion,
has returned home after spending a
day as the guest of Rev. L. A. Barnes
on Sunnyside. He is at present con-
Quoting a very successful revival at
Point Marion.
Herbie Barnes, one of our most
| faithful little snewsiesn was struck in
the face with base ball bat in the
hands OF companion on Saturday
and for short time w~sss Knocked
out completely. The blow caused his
face to swell in terrible manner and
was very painful. He has recovered
and is back@on his route again.
Mrs. Nathan Shaffer has returned
after long visit to her old home at
Westernport, Md.
Henry Kunst is back after brief
trip to his home at Pruntytown.
Algernon Dick Meyers, of Pone-
town, was an honored guest at the
Wallace House on Monday. While
in town he promised to write several
articles for this paper and we shortly
expect to present TO our readers some
very entertaining articles from his
trenchant pen.
Charles Hickman, who is one OF the
best pitchers ever sent out from this
section, was in town on Saturday.
He will begin the work of the season
on the fifteenth Of April and says that
he is in splendid shape for the season.
He is well and very favorably known
here and his friends are watching his
successful career with good deal of
interest.
w. H. Bricker has returned from
visit to Pittsburg.
Rev. A. B. Cooper of Columbus
junction Iowa was in town last Sat
urday for short time. He, was on
his way to Parkersburg where he goes
to visit his old home. He was a
student here for number Of years and
is member of the class of 81. His
friends here will be glad to know that
he is getting along very well in his
calling. He spoke in very hattering
terms of the advancement of the
town since was last here This Is a
very striking thing to all persons who
have been away from here even for
short time. They notice and CON-
ment OF the phenomenal growth OF
, the city.
Judge johnson has returned from
Charleston where he argued the case
of Archer VS.. The Baltimore Build
ing and Loan Association. This
case is one of the most important
: ever submitted to the court as it IN
wolves the practices Of all the build
ing and loan societies in the state
: and great number of. our citizens
are interested in these organiza
TONS The outcome of the case will
5 be watched with interest. 1t will
Y likely be some time before the opin-
ion of the court is rendered as they
: have to go over lot of ground in
making it up.
: Walter Nash a travelling man who
t mysteriously disappeared a few
: weeks ago has been located in Chi
cago. He has written letter to his
brother in Huntington. He gave nc
5 reason why he had left so suddenly,
t but asked that his trunk and be.
longings be shipped to him. His
| friends are unable to imagine the
: reason for his strange action. Ii,
was squarein his accounts with Ruff
ner Bros, of Charleston, for whom
he travelled, and the last thing he
! did before his disappearance was tt
remit lot Of collections he had
made.
. Mr.. j. K. Fleming of this Office ha:
! gone to Chicago where he will NEE
with the other members of the exc
: cutive committee of the North Amer
lcan Editorial Association. They
), are to arrange for the next meeting
of the association which will tax,
place some time during this year il
Denver. There will-be one edite
from each state in attendance on th,
: meeting of the committee as mem
Der. The members of importan
:, committees appointed by the associ
. alton will also be present and re
pert the wo.s they have done. II
addition to being member of thu
= committee Mr.. Fleming is membe
Il of the committee to make arrange
ments for the meeting of the associ
Il ton in Paris during the exposition
in 1900
e The University of Pennsylvani;
), has placed the biological department
= OF the University ON its accredited
LIST This ,naapr that a studan