The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-20
ABOUT orr FRIENDS.



Where theF are and Kew they are.
Abe Degardyne. OF Point Marion,
who was member of Co., c., OF the
Tenth is visiting Morgantown friends.
Capt. j. R. Miller will go to Wash
ington City in a few days where he
win likely go into the cigar jobbing
business.
George {. Sturgiss is regarded by
many people TO be the busiest man in
town. And there is abundant ground
for the statement.
Mrs. E. T. G. Richmond has gone
to Harrisburg where she will join her
husband Col. Richmond OF the 4lst
U. S. V. now at Camp Meade.
sdrs. Eliza A. Dorsey formerly a
well known lady of this place has re-
turned to Wheeling after visiting her
sister Mrs. Hagans In Thornton.
Miss Laura Dawson has returned
to Morgantown after spending sew
eral weeks visiting relatives in
Maryland.
Misses Lucy Wood and Tillie Bern
hardt attended the institute at Phil
ippi last week and the examination
that followed. They have been APP
pointed teachers in the schools at
Belington.
Rev. w. E. Powell, member of
the University regents who has been
so Ill at his home in Parkersburg for
several months is able TO be out again.
The Journal says he has had remark
able experience with disease and moth
ing but his wonderful physical powers
saved him.
Mrs. G. w. Cramer, OF Piedmont,
is visiting relatives in South Morgan
town.
Prof. Lorentz has returned from
Webster Springs, coming earlier than
expected.
Mrs. Vankirk and daughter, of
Grafton recently spent day with
Miss Laura Shisler here.
Mr.. T. Wilbur Hennen of Fairmont
was the guest of his sister Mrs. w. A..
Mestrezat over Sunday.
e. L. Baker came up from Pitts
burg on Saturday to remain over Sun
day with his father who is so ILL.,
j. Frank Nelson is back in Morgan
town again and has taken his old
position as city editor OF the Post.
The Warrington Advocate says:
Miss Gertrude Bailey, of Morgantown,
is the charming guest of Miss Pearl
Summers, Of Main street.
T. N. Barthlow is at home again af-
ter spending about two months in
New Geneva, Pa, where he was en-
gagged in building house.
DIR. J. D. Pifer and wife, of Joplin,
Missouri, and Mrs. V. M. Steele, of
Buckhannon, are guests OF Geo. G.
Steele. Mrs. Pifer is Mr.. Steele's sis
ter.
Prof. A. L. Wade is in Morgantown
again for short stay. His friends
are pleased to see him; and there Is
no one who knows him who is not his
friend.
Lieut.. Nicely, of Co. L.. is visiting
his home at Smithton, Doddridge
county. All the officers OF the COM
pany were out of town Saturday and
yesterday.
DR.. Clyde Stewart returned from
Charleston few days ago. His broth
er T. d. B. Stewart will move to Nor
gantown and enter the law depart
ment of the University October 1st.
Mr.. j. r. Hough, one of the well
known young business men of the
West Side, was here to day. He re-
Gently sold his store at Pedlar and
has moved the new Postoffice named
Core He is brother of A. T.
Hough, of this place.
Mrs. G. Jacobs has gone to Indian
apolis on account of the dangerous
illness of her daughter-in-law Mrs
w. L. Jacobs.
Coils. Hodges, McDermott and Fast
will attend the Dewey celebration in
New York on the 28th and Goth.
Gov. Atkinson and staff and Gen.
Curtin and staff will be among the
West Virginia notables who will also
attend.
Prof. L, G. Miller is back again and
ready to take his place in the Univer-
sity. He has recovered his health and
will go into the work with his old
time vigor. Everyone is pleased to
see Prof. Miller again.
Prof. A. l.. Wade has gone to FL
kins for day or two on business.
He will return to Morgantown the
last of the week.
Everyone is sorry that Lieutenant
w. j. White will not be with us on
Chadwick Day but we all rejoice with
him that he has received the appoint
ment that has come to him through
merit unsolicited by him in any way.
Rev. L. A. Core whose home COM
ing from India has been announced
in these columns was in townFriday
morning. The New DOMINION was
greatly pleased to meet Mr.. Core again
after his ten years absence. He will
return to India next winter.
His friends and the friends Of the
family here will regret to learn OF the
death of ''Tom" Mcclure which occur
red at his home in Tayler. Texas, some
time ago. Deceased was son Of the
late Capt. John Mcclure, of Wheel
ing, and nephew of Mrs. Jane La
zier of this place. He had resided in
Texas for a number Of years.
Harry Caples has gone to Cambridge
Springs, Pa, to remain month for
his health. George Hogue will also
go there in a few days for the same
purpose. We trust both young men
may be entirely restored by the waters
of that famous spring.
Rev. G. Il. Berkshire, the new pas
tor of the Methodist Protestant church,
Beverly mission, preached his first SER
mon at this place last Sunday morn
ing to an appreciative audience. He
will preach every Sunday morning at
Beverly at 1 o'clock. Randolph En-
terprise.
Mrs. L. E. Sands and little daugh-
ter Virginia returned to their home
in Wheeling this morning after WIS.,
it of a week here.
DR.. Walter Hough, wife and little
SOD, of Washington, are guests OF the
Doctors sisters here. Ills large circle
of friends are very much pleased to
meet them again. He recently re-
turned from an extended trip through
Arizona and Mexico having been sent
to make collections for the National