The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-04-05
ABOUT ouR FRIENDS.


OH TOtLmdu VI tut 1Ibcs ltpduc
could not miss the show and he was
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Glasscock
have gone to Fairmont to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Woodna n. Carr OF Uniontown ex-
allied ruler Of the lodge of Elks down
there was one of the prominent Wis
itors
Mrs. j. L. Snider OF Fairmont is
here visiting her daughter Mrs. w.
f. Glasscock who is very i'll with
toasilitis.
Miss Francis Leech is here from
Pittsburg to spend her Easter vaca-
tion with her parents Rev. and Mrs.
S. V. Leech.
Before purchasing your spring mill
linery don't fail to see the nobby
trimmed hats at any and all prices at
Miss Mary Semans'.
Prot. T. c Atkeson, dean of the
Agricultural College is back from a
trip over the state in attendance on
number OF farmers institutes.
Al Layton who was thought to
have fever is able to be out about
the house again. His friends will
be glad to learn that he has been
spared the threatened attack.
Uncle Gus Delawder who is well
known to many people here is recover
ing from an attack OF illness that at
one time threatened to end his life.
Everyone will be glad to learn that he
is now out OF danger.
Rev. Ross Ward OF Terra Alta was
in town Friday on his way to Point
Marion near which place his wife lives.
He was going down TO accompany her
to their new home In Preston county.
They will leave for Preston on Satur-
day.
Mr. Eli l.. Bowers one of our best
citizens who resides near Mt. Nor.
ris has sold his property and in d
few days will depart for Iowa where
he will reside in the future. We re-
greet to have him leave our state but
of course our best wishes will follow
him to his new home
DIR. Spencer Morris who was taken
very i'll recently in Philadelphia while
lecturing to a class is we are glad to
learn very much better. He will soon be
able TO get about again and will at
once come back to this vicinity for a
rest and a visit.
James A. Meredith who has been
Ill with fever is now far on the road
to recovery. So confident are his
friends that the danger Is passed that
they have sent the nurse home.
Everyone will be glad to learn that he
is now out of danger.
Mrs. Waltman Barbe and Miss
Gould who have been in Parkersburg
during the recent vacation have re.
turned to Morgantown to the delight
of every one. Mr.. Barbe went To
Fairmont and accompanied them from
that place.
Hon. Charles Burdette Hart,
United States minister to Columbia,
who arrived in Wheeling last week,
Tor visit OF two months, is quite
i'll at the home of his tatherin- law,
Mr.. Morgan OFT Mr.. Hart is
pleased with his duties in South
America, and enjoys his stay there.
Prof. r. l.. Morris has returned
from trip to the oil fields of the
county on business.
Prof. G. II. Jones has returned from
a visit to his brother and other friends
In Grafton.
Prof. Frank keene is back from
Pittsburg to which place he had
gone with Mrs. Keene on her way to
Kansas.
G. II. 4. Holy OF Sutton who has
been sick here for some time has gone
to Grafton where he will remain for a
couple OF weeks and will then go to
Sutton.
w. b. Outright has resigned as
principal of the normal school al West
Liberty, taking effect June lst. He
will locate in Buckhannon for the
practice OF law.
Mrs. E. c. Frame and sister Mrs.
Bishop have gone to Fairmont where
the former will spend some time Wis
iting her old home. Mrs. Bishop
has been visiting here for several
days
Mrs. Albert Cameron has left Park
ersburg for Baltimore where her son
V. v. Cameron will graduate ON the
sixth Of this month. Victor has tax.
en- very high standing In his classes
and viii graduate at the top. He will
likely visit Morgantown on his way tc
his home after Commencement.
Miss Russell McMurphy of the
School of Music has returned from
Wheeling where she appeared in a
musical entertainment on Thursday
night. The papers of Wheeling speak
in the most complimentary terms of
the impression which she made on
the music loving people of that town.
Mr. V. V. CAMERON won the first
gentleman's prizein Baltimore Medi
cal College on competitive examina-
ton, and Mr.. Caste won the second.
The prize is free scholarship fol
the 4th year in the college These
are West Virginia University boys
who began their medical course un
der DR.. Hartigan, of the state Uni
versity
Prof. t. G. Miller of Fairmont is
here to take charge of his duties at
the University. He has been pre-
vented from taking hold of them for
several months on account Of illness
but hopes that he has recovered fal
enough to be able to resume them
without danger of another breakdown.
Everyone is glad to see him back and
they all join in the wish that he may
be able to remain with u.s.
Fl. G. Jones of this county ha.
bought the old home place at Farm
ington and removed to that place OF
the first OF April. He has formerl.
been the keeper of the county home
His place has been taken by Mari
Weaver who assumed charge on Satur
day. We regret to lose Mr.. Jones an(
his family from the county but hop,
that they will meet with success il
their new home.
Abraham Moore formerly Of thi
county but now of Iowa has left her,
permanently and will make his fu