The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-18

position on the pipe line after a
short stay with his parents here.
Frank Maynard who has fever is
somewhat better to-day and more
hopes are entertained of his recovery
than were held few days ago.
Col. and Mrs. +. w. Thompson and
daughter Miss Jennie have gone to
Uniontown where they will remain
until spring.
George widows of this place has
been granted an increase in pension
of from twelve to fourteen dollars a
month.
President Raymond returned on
Saturday morning from Wheeling
where he had been to deliver lee
ture before the teachers association of
the city.
Edgar d. Baker, of Randolph
county well known here has been
appointed to.a committee clerkship
in the senate. Raymond Fast, of
Morgantown and Robert Cole, of
Weston, have been appointed pages
in the same body. The latter is a
son of Senator Cole, of Lewis county.
F. H. Yost, of Amos, w. Va, one
of the crack foot ball players Of the
world, has located at Parkersburg.
This young West Virginian was the
coach of the University of Nebraska's
foot ball team last year, and under
his direction it became one of the
strongest teams in the west, and only
lost one game during the season. As
might be expected, his services as a
coach for next year are already in de-
mand. The Ohio State university of
Columbus is especially anxious to Sc
cure him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry DeBillier
and their lawyer, Benjamin X. Cur
tbs, all of New York City, have been
here the past week closing up some
business connected with the old
Irondale Furnace property The
lady is a daughter of Col. Felix
Nemegyei, who used to own and OPP
crate the furnace and who resides
there yet. She was educated in Paris
and married there, her husband is
the son of French count and Bank
er of Paris Mr.. and Mrs. DeBillier
reside in New York. The Furnace
property was sold some time since
by Charles r. Durbin.-Gratton
Leader.
Prof. A. L. Wade is in Charleston
attending the session of the legisla-
ture and he will be there until it ad-
journs.
S. M. Hoff who has been out to
Richie county to qualify as superin-
tendent Of free schools for the county
has returned to his duties in the Uni.
versity.
Mr.. j. p. Wolf has returned from
Baltimore where he has been to buy
a stock of goods for his spring trade.
He has bought very large stock and
will be prepared shortly to give to his
customers full line of bargains.
Prof. S. B. Brown has been sitting
up for some time and will soon be
able TO be out. again after an
attack of fever. All his friends are
glad that it was no worse than it
was with him.
Captain s. W. Hare who has been
confined to the house for some time
on account of an attack of the grip is
able to be out again and attend to
business. He had very serious time
of it and his friends are glad that it
resulted no worse than it did.
Rev. DR.. Day and wife are settled
in their new home at Greenville, Pa,
and as usual are busy with their
duties. The membership Of their
church is about 100. Several Nor
gantown friends think of visiting
them soon.
s T. P. Reay is another Monongalia
statesman who is attending the ses-
sion of the legislature and watching
the course Of events. He will be down
there for several weeks yet and will
tell us exactly how it happened when
he gets back. Very little funny bust
ness will be done without your Uncle
Presley being on it pretty soon.
Mr.. 1. G.. Lazzelle has gone back to
the country to the bedside of his father
who is very sick. The old gentleman
was better at the last reports but very
little hopes are entertained of his re-
covery as he is very far advanced in
years being eighty eight years old.
We hope however that he may be
spared many years yet to his relatives
and friends.
James A. Maynard is very sick at
the Misses Boughners. He has been
sick for some time and his brother is
here looking after him. A trained
nurse has been secured and every thing
possible is being done for him.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong of the Uni
versity will lecture in Martinsburg on
January twenty-seventh on the topic
1.-THE Sealed Book This will be the
second Of series Of lectures that are
to be given there by eminent people
from all over the country.
Rev Mr.. Winecoff has returned
from Clarksburg where he has been
in attendance on the meeting of the
convocation of the central diocese of
the state He preached the sermon
to the convocation. The meeting
was well attended and was very
important one 20 the church.
Dwight Miller has come down
from Fairmont where he has been
for several days to visit his friends
there He may enter the Universi-
lty but has not decided whether he
will go in this term or next He is
looking very we'll and shows no
traces Of having met with any hard.
ships while il the army Everyone
Il glad tosee him back again and
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