The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-11-22
ABOUT ouR FRIENDS.


Mrs. Wells and daughter Miss Dora
w. Brown have returned to their old
home at Elizabeth after living in
Morgantown for short time.
Captain John Hatfield has returned
after an extended absence into Fay
cite and Greene counties looking ar
ter the disposal of coal lands down
there.
Mrs. Emeline Stewart who has been
very seriously i'll for sometime is we
are glad to learn improving somewhat
and we hope that she may shortly re-
cover from the attack.
W. j. Holden who Is well known in
Norgantown being graduate of the
University and now the head of the
Chenille Normal was married last
week in Richie county to Miss Rose
Hartman. They have gone east on
their wedding trip.
Mrs. Jason Clark has returned
from Wheeling after weeks visit
to relatives.
Tom G. Brady, of Clarkshurg
left this morning after abrief visit to
Mr.. f. Shisler here.
Mr.. J. J. Pomroy, of Easton, one
OF our well known citizens was here
Saturday for short time.
Mrs d. H. Courtney and Miss
Ruth Wood who have been visiting
in West Newton and Pittsburg have
returned home.
Miss Dannie Protzman, of Morris
Cross Roads, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. III. MADEIRA, tor
some time has gone back home.
Rev. and Mrs. L. a. Core have gone
to Des Moines, Iowa, where Mrs. Core
will remain until spring. Mr. Core
will come back to Monongalia for a
time before returning to India.
DIR. Biddle South who has been
charged with praeticing without a
license In Washington county Pa, has
been granted continuance by the
circuit court in session at Washing
ton.
DR.. +. M. Turner arrived on Sat
urday morning from Martinsburg
where he had been attending the
meeting of the Masonic Grand lodge.
A very delightful session was had
and the attendance was quite large.
Word has been received from c.
L. Bourne who was called from here
few days ago on account of the
illness of his mother from which it
is learned that she died. The young
gentleman's friends here will sym.
pathize with him in his bereave-
ment.
Mr.. A. B. Smith of the postoffice
department who has charge of the
rural mail delivery Is now in Canons-
burg laying out mail routes and will
be in Morgantown some time during
next month coming here after he fin
ishes the matter at Fairmont. We
have all winter to wait but we would
like to see the matter get started be-
fore spring.
Mr.. To mMi ddleton, of Uniontown,
spent Sunday here with his friend
Mr. Franks HELEN.
Director James III. Stewart has gone
to the Kanawha valley on business in
the interests of the Station.
Mrs. Geo. Harner, of Greenmont, is
quite III to-day. Her health has not
been robust for some time past.
Miss Lieu Baker has returned to
Pittsburg after spending Sunday here
visiting her father Henry G. Baker.
Billie Hartman has returned to
Pennsylvania after visiting his sister
Mrs. Joseph and other friends here for
a short time.
Mrs. Charles JollifIe, has returned
to Warrington after visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs w. III. Bailey,
on Sunnpside.
Mrs. Samuel Goodwin was vlo-
lently i'll on Saturday and was in a
serious condition for time She is
however much better.
Miss Mary e. Reed a sister OF
Mrs. j. M. Reed united with the
Methodist Episcopal church at the
morning service yesterday.
Layton Coombs who was the repre-
sentative Of the Morgantown lodge OF
Odd Fellows at the meeting of the
state grand lodge held in Huntington
is back at home.
Mrs. L. s. Layton and Miss May
Evans, of Pittsburg, are here to at
tend the Gibbons Finnell wedding on
Wednesday. They will return home
on that afternoon.
Mr.. S. H. Shriver one of the lead
ling citizens OF Battclle and an excel
lent gentleman is here today look
| ing after some business matters
Mr.. Shriver is recovering from a re-
cent rather severe illness.
Mr.. T. N. Smith is In Pittsbure
where be has gone to select his stocE
of Christmas goods. He will brinl
back one of the largest selections eve
brought to Morgantown and will have
something to please everyone no mat
ter how varied the tastes may be.
| Mr.. Isaac P. Conn, of Cheat Haven
whose house was visited by gang o.
masked cut Threats a few nights age
was in town Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Conn thinks the Fayette county Off
GERS will locate the thieves befor'
long.
Mrs. M. A. Miller and Mrs. Johr
Kincaid who went to Huntington tt
represent the local lodge of Rebekah
have returned home. They report ;
i very interesting session. The atuen
dance was very large. Mrs. Mile
was elected vice president Of the grant
lodge. Parkersburg was selected a
the place Of meeting for next year.
/ Charles johnson, of Wheeling, ant
Sanford johnson, of Wellsville, o.
are at home having been summoned
on account of the serious illness o
their father, Mr.. Jos. T. johnson. HI
cannot get well. He is suffering
from number of injuries received
some time ago. The physicians hav,
given up all hope of his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. p. Rhoads, o
Masontown, are here having beef
called.by the serious illness OF Mrs
Rhoads' sister, Miss Olive Dawson
who is not expected to recover
Miss Dawson has been i'll for a lonj
time and has been growing wors
. within the last few days. We hop
that the apprehensions of her rela
kives may not be realized.