The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-08-16
ABOUT ous FRIENDS.
Personal Aentien Of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Miss Florence Jeffries Of Clinton
district has gone to Cincinnati whert
she will spend some time visiting.
Mrs. David Chadwick, Mrs. Mary
and Master Vincent have returned
from two weeks visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Lizzie Carter, of Raleigh
North Carolina, is here to visit her
brother Judge johnson and sister
in-law Mrs. ID. D. johnson.
We regret to note that Mrs. NJ. L,
Brown who is i'll at the home of hel
parents at Halleck is very low, with
little hope of change for the better
Miss Agnes johnson who has been
i'll for some time with fever is now
lar on the road to recovery and will
shortly be able to be out again mucn
to the satisfaction of her many
| friends.
Miss Emily Dering who has been
visiting Prot Lorentz Of this place
for several weeks has returned to
her home at Chicago. She was &C
companied by Miss Mary Lindsay
who will visit in Chicago for some
time.
Jas. Z. Anderson, proprietor OF the
Bon Ton store. has returned from a
trip to Long Branch, N. j., and New
York City. While gone he purchased
new line Of goods. -Fairmont Index.
Prof. Thos. c. Miller, who conducted
the teachers institute here about eight
years ago in very satisfactory and
agreeable manner, Is here this week
for like purpose. Last week he was
with the teachers institute OF Berke-
ley county.-Charles Town Free Press.
Miss Mary Gregg returned home
Friday from very pleasant visit of
six weeks with Misses Hattie and
Callie Hagans in Chicago. Her large
circle of friends are mich pleased to
see her again.
DIR. A. d. Hopkins has gone to
Washington, ID. c., where be will
spend two or three days conducting
some chronological work for the U.
S. Department of Agriculture. He
will stop in Jefferson county on his
return to investigate troubles affect
ing fruit and forest trees.
Mrs. s. l.. Boyers wife OF the Presi-
dent of the West Virginia Conference
Seminary at Buckhannon is visiting
relatives In this county and will re-
main here for some time.
Prof. A. l.. Wade is still in Rich
mond and will remain there for some
time.
John Hess, son of William Hess
of this county, who has been living in
Missouri for thirty-fve years is back
at home for a visit. He did not
know the city that has grown up here
since he left this place. He is very
much impressed with the great growth
and prosperity of this town and coun-
ty and has nothing but words of praise
for what he has seen of IL.
County Civil Service Commissioner
J. Ewing Davis and Auditor George
Allen of Chicago are visiting Mr.
Davis's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Davis in Vaudeville They will re-
main until Thursday week when they
will return to their homes. Both Of
these gentlemen as may be seen &C.
cnpy positions of honor and trust in
Cook County. Mr.. Davis has made a
very rapid rise to success since he left
this county and his many friends here
are very glad to learn Of his continued
good fortune.
Rev. Macy McGee Waters, OF
Es anstou, Ill, was here last night
en- route tie Kingwood, where he will
lecture this evening. The distin-
guished gentleman came unannonnc-
ed and but few of his friends and
admirers had the opportunity to see
him. Mr.. Waters will go from his
present location soon to Bingham
ton, N Y, where he will become pas
tor of one of the largest churches OF
that city. We have been watching
his career with great deal of in
terest and expect great things of
him in the future.
DIR. Leech went to the Columbian
hotel, al Mountain lake Park, this
morning to spend vacation of two
weeks. Professor Armstrong will
deliver two sacred lectures at the
Methodist Episcopal church on the
next two Sundays and Mr.. Thomas
Coleman of the University will con-
duct the midweek prayer meetings.
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Mr.. Milton Hirschman has gone to
New York TO combine business and
pleasure for a couple of weeks. He
will no doubt have pleasant as well
as profitable time.
Sergeant st. Clair is back after a Wis.
it of a couple of weeks at his old
home in Pittsburg and that vicinity.
His many Morgantown friends are
pleased to see him again.
w. r. Basnett, of Warrington,
spent Sunday among old friends here,
When a boy Billie learned the printers
trade in this Office later going into
business in Warrington where he has
amassed competence.
John A. P. Jones who has been al
home for week or so has gone bach
to Pittsburg to his work. He was ac
companied by Humbert Ireland who
will in the future be engaged in The
Carnegie works at Homestead.
A note from Dr. Walter Hough, o.
the National Museum, Washington
d. c., says: 81 have just returned
from five thousand mile trip in Mex
leo for the Museum. Expect to visil
Morgantown later in the season.
Charles Waddell of Brandonvill.
is back at tue University for the re
mainder of the summer quarter. HI
is member of the Junior class an(
is one of the best students in tn,
University.
Mr.. Smith Hood, ST., citizen o
Monongalia county, was the guest o
his cousin d. M. Smith Tuesday. Mr.
Hood, while owning the finest farm
in Monongaiia county. is also wei
fixed financially outside Of this and il
a man of great influence in his section
of the state.--Tyler Co. Star.
| Johnny Hoffman has gone to Noun
tain Lake Park where he will spent
some time recuperating from the at
tack of fever which recently left him
We hope that the stay may be
pleasant one and one that will do hin
lots of good. He is famous whistle
as all can testify who have heard hin
on the boards and has made an en-
gagement to travel with Vogel 4