The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-01

cuOft Trip " MaftiHrtH1k.
Mrs, Lynn Of st. Paul. Mimi. i.
| visiting Prof. and Mrs. r. c. Berkeley
/ James Carraco and Gay Kern:
have gone to Homestead 10 work.
Will Campbell has returned Il
McKeesport sfser short visit home
Miss Bessie Hagass is out after q
two weeks illness. Her many friends
are glad to see her out again.
r. w. fTip) Dorsey has recovered
from an attack OF illness which at one
time bid fair To end his earthly exist
ence and is over in town again
E. G. Donley who was forced to 60
to his home at Mount Morris some
days ago on account OF illness has re-
covered and is back at school again.
Lon Hartman has taken steady
employment from Schallenberger
and Fonser the Pittsburg builders
and has gone to the Smoky City
with them.
William NJ. Paul OF Newburg father
OF J. w. Paul chief mine inspector of
the state died suddenly ON Monday
He was seventy-six years old and very
prominent parsonage in Preston county.
Mrs. al Layton of Front street is
quite sick with typhoid fever While
fixing a hot water bottle for her, her
husband cut his hand very badly and
he Is unable TO attend to his usual
duties.
Will Hewitt of Pittsburg has
been at his home for several days
at Vaudeville visiting. He came up
TO town yesturday and is visiting in
Greenmont.
Charles Hickman the great ball
tosser who has so many friends here
arrived on the noon train and has
been shaking hands with his num-
erous admirers.
Col Gilmore began TO cart away
the dirt taken from the basement of
the new postoffice building on Tues
das morning. This is taken to the
lower end of Main street where ir is
to be placed on the Ollie lot.
Jason Clark thought that he had re-
covered from the grip and came out
to announce the fact to his friends.
However he was mistaken and he is
again confined to the house with the
malady. We hope that he may soon
be rid of it permanently.
Mrs. NJ. Sterling, of Lock No. s.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L N. Lucas.
Rev. Fl. G. Stoetzer and Hon. w.
G. Brown, of Kingwood, arrived on
Friday morning TO attend the fun
eral Of the late Miss Gay Brown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Protzman of
Morris Cross Roads came In on Thurs
day evening. Tom went home on
Friday but Mrs. Protzman will be
here for some days visiting her daugh-
| ter Mrs. B. II. MADEIRA.
Homer Posten returned from Pitts
burg on Thursday evening. He had
been there several days with his little
daughter having her treated for curya-
tnre Of the spine. Mrs Posten accom-
panied him and went on to Fairmont.
r. b. Williams has returned from
McKeesport where he went to look
after large contract for brick. He
has not yet heard who landed the
prize but we hope that he did so as
it will be Of great interest to the
company to get it.
Mr.. Emerson Carney, Of Smith:
store went east Saturday evening
and will buy new stock Of goods
while absent. Mr.. Carney's good TASTE
and good judgment will insure some
thing suited to the needs of our peo
pie aud they will be furnished at as
tonishing prices.
| Mrs. Charles Conner who has beer
here nursing her daughter who is 1
student at the University and VIII
has fever, on Thursday received tele
gram announcing the death of her sol
John at the South Side hospital IL
Plttsburg. She left for her home Ii
Uniontown where the funeral will tax
place.
| Mr.. M. L. Snyder has returned t.
Pittsburg after a short stay her
greeting his old friends. Mr.. Snyder
is native of this county being sol
OF Elisha Snider and was brought al
near Laurel Point. He has lived il
| Pittsburg for q number of years anc
holds responsible position with tn
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance com
pany of Newark, New Jersey. HI
will likely visit Morgantown NOR
frequently in the future and we will
be glad to have him him do so.
Among the prominent gentlemen
here to attend the meeting of the Son
} of the Revolution were Alexande
Updegraff, Alfred PAUL and VIM. p
Burke, of Wheeling, and Chas. M
Hart, of Clarksburg The gentlemen
are favorably known here and are lead
ing men in their own communities.