The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-04-19
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.



Where thef ere and How they are.
Paul Mccoy came in OF ssnda,
afternoon for short stay.
w. E. Glasscock is back from Fair
mont where he went to spend Sun
day.
John c. Morris has been commits
stoned as post master at Hagans this
county.
]. p. w. Bowers of Wheeling spent
Wednesday with Elmer f. jacobs who
Is relative.
John Clark Of this county has had
his pension raised from ten to twelve
dollars month.
c. A. Osborn has returned to
Clarksburg after spending day
here visiting friends.
Miss Mamie Hoard who has been
visiting friends here for few days
has gone home.
Col. and Mrs. j. C. Frazer have
gone to Philadelphia and will be
a5seut for several days.
Mr.. L. c. Beals, a well known citi.
zen Of Clinton, was here on Monday
looking after some business matters.
t. B. Wilgus has returned from
Monongahela City where he was called
by the serious illness of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. MADEIRA spent Sun
day with Mrs. Madera's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Protzman at Morris Cross
Roads
State Superintendent of Free
Schools ]. r. Trotter of Charleston,
has returned after a short stay in
Morgantown.
DIR. and Mrs. Cox who have been
at Masontown for several days at
the bedside of Mrs. Cox's mother
are back at home again.
DR.. and Mrs. D. III. Courtney ae-
companied by Mrs. b. II. Hite have
gone to Pittsburg where they will
attend Grand Opera this week.
Carl Frame is back from Fair
mont where he went to visit his
wife who is spending some time up
there at her former home.
Lindsay Weaver left on Monday
morning for Pittsburg. He has been
at home for a short visit and has
returned to his work in the Smoky
City.
Guy u. G. Allen, a leading attorney
of Wheeling, is here TO visit his sis
tiers Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Evans and
numerous other friends. Mr.. Aliens
old friends are always pleased to see
him ia Morgantown.
Miss Lien Baker of Pittsburg is
here having been called by the SER
ious illness of her father Henry G.
Baker who has been in bad health
for several months.
/. N. Weaver has the contract for
the foundation OF a new residence for
w. II. Morgan on Spruce street near
Peasants. The residence will be
built and made ready for occupany
this summer.
Lee Lewellen and Guy Wiley have
gone to Cumberland, Md, where they
will be for about ten days assisting
Chief Mine Inspector J. w. Paul TO
make some investigations of the mines
of the counties of Allegheny and
Garrett.
Mr.. L. r. Larkin wife and baby
have been the guests Of Mr.. Ibert
Wood for a week past Mr.. Larkin
will return to his home in Bowling
Green, Ohio, to day but Mrs. Larkin
will remein for some time longer.
The latter is Mr.. Woods daughter.
Mrs. Hartley of Uniontown Ohio
arrived on Sunday ON her way to
Masontown where she has been call
ed by the serious illness of her
mother Mrs Manear. She was
driven over by DIR. Victor Cameron
who went on to Kingwood.
Jesse l.. Turner has bought Ram
bier of the agent Justin M. Kunkle.
The Rambler this year is only forty
dollars and with its reputation as
being the best wheel for service and
easy running qualities it is showing
an even greater popularity than it has
shown in the past.
Mrs. f. NJ. Grant has returned
from Foxburg where she has been
visiting her old home and the Misses
Grant left on Friday morning for Me-
Keesport where they will spend a
week or ten days visiting their aunt
Mrs. Peters. They will attend Grand
Opera during its visit TO Pittsburg
next week
Lloyd Morris has bought Rambler
and will soon have one of the best
wheels made. He knows the wheel
that gives the best service and runs
with the greatest ease. No other
wheel is in t when it comes to these
points and the price which is only
forty dollars makes it easy for anyone
to own the best all round machine
turned Oft.
George salisbury has gone to
Cumberland where he will be the
resident architect OF the firm Of
Jacobs & Sansbury. Elmer F.
Jacobs of this place is the other
member Mr.. Jacobs will remain in
Morgantown and the business here
will be conducted entirely indie
pendent of the business at Cumber-
land.
Douglas Glasscock has gone tt
Warrington visit an old friene
there. He may decide To locate il
this country and not return 10 Chi
cago. He thinks that there is no sec
ton of the United States which hal
so many advantages as this one has
and as he has been in nearly every
section of it his opinion is worth
g reat deal.
Philip Konrad and Gordon Tai
members of the senior engineering
class will leave on Thursday for Chica
go where they have accepted very gooe
positions. They will be with A. l..
RAIDER who graduated 10 '96. The pc
sitions they will have show that the
students who leave the University
from the engineering department take
high rank at once. We wish them
much success. They will be accom-
panied as far as Chicago by Fred Fur
man of Randall who will go on to Col
orado where he will likely locate.
L. N. Frum of the senior class hai
gone to Philadelphia where he has
position with the Pencoyd Iron Works
He is under T. NJ. Lavelle who hal