The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-11-01


Where theY are and How they are
Miss Copp of Oakland who was
on her way to Pittsburg stopped for
& few days visit to Mrs. Mary Har-
tigan.
DR.. Hustead Brownfleld, OF Fair
mont, who has been Frustrated for
some time by severe attack of fever
is improving and bis friends think
will soon be out again.
The local press is still Offering con-
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. Fred Haney and
his bonny bride who was Miss Hela
Hood, daughter of Mr.. John Hood. OF
Louisville, this county.
John Shisler who has been over
Cheat for week or so is in town
and is looking very much better
He has been indisposed for several
weeks. He will enter the University
next week.
Mrs. S. L. Gould went to Pittsburg
yesterday where she was joined by
Mr.. Gould and both returned TO their
home 10 Parkersburg. Mrs. Gould
had been here for several weeks the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Barbe and
she has had very pleasant visit.
Prof. d. M. Willis is taking his vaca-
tion this term and left on the noon
train on Friday for his home at
Clarksburg He had not intended to
take his vacation this term but he
has been under the weather for some
time and is not strong enough for the
work of the class room.
Misses Lucy Wood, and Tillie
Bernhardt have gone to Belington
where they will teach In the public
schools this year They were both
graduates of the University and are
young ladies o. exceptionable abil-
ity. Miss Bernhard was teacher
Que year in the Morgantown schools.
Mr.. w. w. Chadwick and Mrs.
Patchen have gone to Washington
where Mr.. Chadwick went on BUSH
ness and from there they will return
TO their home in Wisconsin. They
made wide circle of acquaintance
and many warm friends while here
who will be greatly pleased TO have
them make us another visit soon.
HUI Maxwell formerly of this place
who has been in Barbour for some
time is in town on business trip.
B. NJ. Simpson, of this county. has
bought the livery establishment Of
Rhodes & Co., at Warrington and
will continue the business, 1t is
quite large concern.
Harry Caples is back from Cam.
bridge Springs where he has been
for time for the benefit OF his health.
He is very much improved in con-
sequence of the stay at that place.
Miss Anna Dawson gave hand
somely appointed card partyThursday
evening at her home No. 1872 Morgan
town street. The event was pleas
ant one In every particular. News
Standard
Rev. William Wallace of Waynes-
burg brother of our fellow townsman
James c. Wallace is quite sick and
his brother is very anxiously wait
ing the progress of the attack. We
hope that it may not result serious
ly
Joseph Norris. of Monongahela
City, member of Co., A, Tenth Pa,
Volunteers-has been engaged to con-
duct the Wilgus amusement room
Joe, although of Irish birth, has one
remarkable trait, never drank any
liquor, was through the Philippine
campaign and never touched it. He
is genial, good fellow and has a
host OF friends which be made while
here for several months with Mr.
Wilgus when the room was first
opened
Miss Ada Wade has returned to
Pittsburgh after short visit home.
She is a stenographer In Pittsburg.
Rev. ID. A. Friend of Chenille
stopped off here on his way to Buck
harmon, to visit his son Lloyd, who is
fellow at the University. His fam
lily are at Buckhannon where the
children are attending school while
Mr.. Friend is stationed at Chenille.
This was his first visit to Morgantown
since Conference met here.
DR.. Jesse F. Trippett is back from
the Northwest where he has been for
several months. While he was away
he attended the summer school at
Chicago and received the degree OF
NJ. d. He will take the examina
tion before the state board shortly
and will then enter on the practice
of his profession somewhere in the
state.
John Lantz Of the Wallace House
is getting better we are glad TO learn
and is now recovering from an attack
which has proved to be very stub
born one and one that has given him
lots OF trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew and Miss Hice,
Of Beaver, who have been visiting DR..
and Mrs. L. S. Brock have returned
to their homes. Mrs. Agnew is a sis
ter Of Mrs. Brock. Miss Hice, is a
daughter Of Judge Hice Of Beaver.