The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-19


latiyes at Somerset. Pa.
Prof. A. w. Lorentz has returned
from a brief stay in Pittsburg.
General Alfred Caldwell. of Wheel
ing was an arrival here on Monday
afternoon on legal business.
Mr.. Henry C. Baker remains
quite i'll and requires constant at
tention. He has complication of
diseases and suffers great deal.
Hervey Snider is having residence
built in the upper end of town ane as
soon as 1t is completed he will move
into it. The residence is un Prospect
street.
E. f. Goodwin principal Of schools
at Grafton Is here to attend the sum-
mer quarter. He is member OF the
class of ninety seven and is well
known in town.
Mrs. F. X. 0'Kelly has returned
home from visit Of two weeks with
friends in Pittsburg and Mt Pleas
ant, Pa. OF course the good lady
had pleasant visit
Col. G. L. Smith, OF Fairmont, has
gone TO Brighton Beach, N. Y. in
hope of beneiltting his health which
has been poor for several months past.
The Colonel's host OF friends hope he
may return fully restored.
Mr.. P. II. Keck is still quite low
and suffers a great deal. During
his long illness be has had much
sympathy and many kind wishes
but there seems to be little hope
that he will be much better.
Mr.. A. ii. TAFT of Randall has been
overseeing the remodelling OF his res
idence on Front street. He expects
to move with his family into town
when the Improvements are finished.
Everyone will be glad TO welcome the
family to the town.
Prof. S. b. Brown has gone to Wy
oming where he will spend a couple
of months investigating the Laramie
formation of that state. He goes as
a guess of the Union Pacific railroad
company and the invitation is great
compliment both to Prof. Brown and
the University OF whose faculty he is
a member.
Mr.. and Mrs. l, G. Lazzelle have
gone to Kingwood where they will
spend several days visiting relatives.
They will go east from there and win
visit in Atlantic City nd several other
pleasure resorts in that section.
Several weeks win be spent away
from Morgantown.
Mrs. Waitman Barbe has gone to
Parkersburg and will be absent Tor
several weeks. She will go up the
Little Kanawha with a camping club
and will of course have very nice
time This form of outing is grow
ing and justly so, more popular each
year.
Prof A. l.. Purinton brother to
DR.. d. B. Purinton and known to
many of our people is at Smithfield
having passed through here few
days ago. He is professor in the
University of Nashville and has
been the victim of i'll health for
sometime. The many friends Of the
gentleman here hope that the stay
IN Smithfield may be beneficial to
him.
The following three paragraphs
are from the Fairmont Free Press:
Mrs Jennie Jobes, who was the
guest of Mrs. S. c. Morris, returned
to her home in Morgantown last
Tuesday.
Joseph +. Watts, wife and two
daughters, Ida and Eva, Of Nor
gantown, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
C +. Watts, Of this city. Miss
Bessie returned home with them for
a short visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Sands, of Wash
ingtown, Cashier G. Sprigg Sands
and family, of Clarksburg, DIR. w.
Hupp Sands, of Pittsburg, and Mas
ter John Sands, son of Lawrence, OF
Wheeling, are spending the summer
at the family summer home of thei,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Sands
on the Peacock Dairy farm. The
Peacock Dairy farm is among the
most delightful summer residences
in this part of the country.