The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-05-17


from Washington where he was in at
tendance on the meeting OF the Amer.
lean Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Mrs. V. f. Frey who has been
visiting Judge Hagans and family
has gone to Monongah where she
will visit her son.
Mrs. Frank Bannister accompanied
by her son Raymond has gone to
mother She will be gone for month
or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramm Of the
Pump Station have gone to Lock
Haven Pa, on visit of two weeks
during the vacation OF Mr.. Ramm
who is one OF the employees Of the
station.
Rev. and Mrs. /. A. Barnes have re-
turned from Grafton where they were
called by the death of Mrs. Barnes
aunt Mrs. j. w. Hull which took
place on Monday. The funeral was
held on Wednesday afternoon.
We are informed by George Hay
mond that he has been offered the
position as city editor of live dali
ly in the Southwest. He will not be
able to accept the offer on account
of bad health.
II. M. Wilkins has returned to
Pittsburg and Charles Kennedy has
resumed his old place as operator at
the Pump Station. wilkins had been
serving during Kennedy's absence on
the pipe line and later while he was
sick.
Mrs. James A. Swisher is visiting
her brother-in-law Howard Swisher of
this place. She will spend a week or
more here and at her sisters Mrs. Vir-
gil Vandervort's. Mr.. Swisher will
join her later and accompany her
back home.
f. X. O'Kelley has gone to Gus
Delawdcrs for two weeks fishing
trip. He expects to have the great
est time on record. The trout fish
ing is said TO be the best this year
that it has been for several years.
Will Shean an old Morgantown
boy who has lived in Pittsburg for
a good many years is here to see his
old home and old friends. The place
has changed so much that it is with
difficulty he can locate points.
j. Ami Martin has arrived from
Kingwood where he has been for sew
eral days. He reports everything
moving along smoothly and that the
next time Valley District will give a
substantial majority for the railroad.
Rev. Winecof has gone to Char
louisville, Va, where he will attend
the meeting of the Tri- State Diocesan
convention of the Episcopal church
which will be held there next week.
During part of the time he will be
the presiding officer.
Col. g. L. Smith, OF Fairmont, is
visiting his sister Mrs. Maggie BiDb
at Ruther Glen, Virginia. The Colo
mel has been suffering from nervous
trouble for sometime and goes away in
search of health. His host of friends
all over the state wish that he will
return soon in his accustomed health.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong has re-
turned from trip to his old home
at French Greek aud Grafton. He
delivered an address to the public
schools at the latter place which was
one of the finest things ever heard
in Grafton according to the papers
up there.
Walter Bowie OF Morgantown came
to town Sunday to visit friends. He
reports that he has had siege of
typhoid fever to contend with in his
family. He was laid up three months
with the disease and three OF his
children were also confined. They
are all we'll now and getting along
nicely. News Standard.
John Cummings who is one of the
board of directors Of the girls indus
trial home home at Salem was in
town on Thursday afternoon to visit
his son j. w. Cummings who is stu
dent at the University. Mr.. Cum
- ~ h,'ard ~ diractors and was an
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p,tts sS. =, ~ ., taro sha ' has baen HAVING
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W. W. nv ,,or', y,ad ~ ,aarn this as a
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the senior ciass AZ the university
and Is the fourth man 70 leave the
institution before graduation TINS
year This shows the esteem in