The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-04-26


brief visit Ia Uniontown.
Miss Kate Bunner is at home from
Pittsburg for two weeks visit.
Mrs. S. B. Allen has gone TO Par
kersburg where she will spend some
time visiting her old home.
r. E. L. Allen is back from Tyler
county where he has been for the
last week attending court,
s. p Boyd, OF Uniontown, was in
town on Saturday evening returning
home on Sunday.
C. II. Beall, of Uniontown, the
postmaster of that place spent Sun
day in this place.
DIR. p. B. Reynolds has gone to
Pennington and other points for
visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Hayes have
returned from brief to trip to Me
Keesport and Pittsburg.
DIR. H. B. Lazier has improved
somewhat. He is able to walk for a
short distance on the street.
Miss Lillian Boyers has returned
to Sunnyside after visit of two
months to her parents at Randall,
4 ]. w. Daniels who has been attend
ing school at the University OF Michi-
gan is in Morgantown and may re-
enter the w. V. q.
Ernest Hayes has returned from
Richmond where he accompanied
his wife who has gone there to
spend month visiting her old home
NJ. II. We'll left on Monday morn
ling for Parkersburg where he will
spend several days visiting rela-
tives.
Bert Laughed has gone back to
McKeesport after spending several
days here visiting his parents in
South Morgantown.
John Samsel came 10 yesterday TO
spend few days at his home on Sun
nyside.
DR.. w. L. McLlaue of West Union
was in our town Friday of last week
having his eyes treated by DR.. Hard
man. Grafton Leader.
Speaker Mckinney aud Col. c. l..
Smith came here on business Thurs
day afternoon. The former returned
home the same evening but the
Colonel remained until Friday eve
ming.
| Rev. II. G. Stoetzer has returned
to Moredale, Pa, after a pleasant
stay here Next month Mr.. Stoetzer
will attend the Presbyterian Gener-
al Assembly in Minneapolis and will
be accompanied by Mrs. Stoetzer
who will remain here until that time
| Miss Mary Semans is back from
Pittsburg where she has been to lay
in supply of summer millinery and
in short time she will be ready TO
show the femme part of the popula-
ton the very satisfactory result of
her labors there in their behalf.
Captain w. r. Standiford of the
Second West Virginia came in on
Friday morning and is visiting
friends here. He is graduate of
, the University and is known to a
great number of our readers. Cap
, tain Standiford was one OF the best
officers in the regiment and made a
very enviable record while in the
service.
Captain Standiford has entered
the University for postgraduate
work. He will be here next fall and
' will be one of the towers OF strength
! of the football team. He was one OF
1 the best centers ever seen in these
! diggings and everyone is glad to
know that he will be counted in the
same boat again.
Col. d. T. f. Casteel, Of the Sec
ond w. Va. Vols, which were mus
tered out of service recently, arrived
in Oakland with his wife yesterday
morning, to visit relatives in and
near town and to meet and greet old
1 friends at the home of his child
. hood. The colonel is looking hale
and hearty.--Oakland Democrat.
Charles D. Allebaugh, represent
!. ing the firm of C d Allebaugh d
Co, of Morgantown, w. Va, whole
r sale and retail dealers in fine blown
q glassware, passed around among his
. customers here last week and did
e a nice business. His ware is pro
e nounced by those who profess to be
, Judges of that kind Of goods to be OF
/. a high grade -Uniontown Democrat
Prof. r. A. Armstrong has returned
G from French Creek where he was sum-
y moned last week by the serious Illness
! of his mother. Mrs. Armstrong died
on Sunday and the funeral took place
on Monday. Everyone extends his
sincerest sympathy to Prof. Armstrong
i in his bereavement. His mother was
, so years old and died from iropsy.
A Uniontown correspondent few
: days ago spoke of one Of our towns
man thus: James G. Wallace, OF
!, Morgantown, owner OF the famous
old Wallace Hotel, is visiting friends
!, in town. Mr.. Wallace has retired
= from active business life and devotes
all his time to horse raising. He is
very fond OF good horse and has
: quite number on his string.
y John NJ. Addy of Pittsburg who is
member of large firm of plumbers
}, down there has made a very large con
Il tribution to the Disciples church here
and in consequence the church has
been able to have lot Of plumbing
IS done. Mr.. Addy is now here engaged
r, in doing it, He is friend OF Prof
# Woolery's and it was on account o.
the latter that the donation wa'
, made.
'r Waitman Barbe is back from Char
e lesion where he was in attendance or
e special meeting of the board o
regents of the state Normal Schools
They met to select plans for an an
mex to the buildings at Marshal
college and picked out the plans fol
the ten thousand dollar annex TIL,
u contract will be let for at once ant
the work be begun as soon as pos
+. sible. 1t is badly needed and /
G. will be the effort to get it as soon al
y may be.
j. B. Lilly who has been engaged
y with Wilmington the shoe man ha
= contracted with the G. U. Tea Com
g pany to manage their business il
- Wheeling and will leave for tina
= city early in May. This is one 0
, the largest concerns Of its kind il
) the conntrv. Mr.. Lilly will handl