The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-10-11
aBeUT OUR rRlEsDs,


Hhese thew are and How they are.
Mrs. A hbie Durbin Of Grafton is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs T. Picken-
paugh.
Mrs S. L. Gould, Of Parkersburg,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wait
man Barbe
DR.. Leech has returned from con
ference and commenced the year $
work with his usual vigor-
Miss Bessie Harvey is back after an
extended visit To friends in the south
ern part OF the state.
Mrs. NJ A. Edmiston, of Weston,
has gone to Denver where she will
remain until next spring with her
son Arnold
We regret to note that Floyd j.
Triplett, editor of the Elkihs News,
is suffering from a severe case of
typhoid fever.
Mrs MeMurtrie and daughter
Miss Nellie OF Latrobe are at the
Episcopal Hall to visit Student
Robert McMurtrie
Miss Flo Hamilton, of Grafton,
we'll known in MoFgantown is here
TO visit Mrs. Il. Morris aud Miss
Maud McVicker
DR.. McLane received telegram
from Pittsburg Tuesday evening an
nouneing the illness of his daughter,
Miss Alice, and left on the first train
for that city. West Union Record
Thomas Allen of Taylor county is
dead at the age Of one hundred and
eight years. He was veteran OF the
Battle OF Waterloo and of the civil
war He was the oldest man Ia the
state.
Lew Yeager is in school from Mar
linton. He was badly missed by the
football team and his coming puts
new life into them. They will brace
up wonderfully on account of his be-
ing back Of the line.
Col. r. Hays and Mr.. J.. G. Noble,
of Fostoria, Ohio, are here visiting
w. II. and Il. b. Bannister Col.
Hays is relative of Gen. Hays, late
President Of the United States.
Mrs. r. F. Naret is back from
Putnam county where she spent the
summer on her farm. She will re
main during the winter in Morgan
Town.
George W. johnson of Martinsburg
who is graduate. of the University
and member of the Normal school
board OF regents has removed TO Park
ersburg for the practice of law
Rev. Winecofi has been in town
on a short business visit. He is
still in Pittsburg but expects before
great while TO leave for the North
western coast where he will locate
permanently.
Col. Macker Babb Of the First West
Virginia National Guard is here to
take in the big time. He Is gradu-
ate of the University and is very well
known among the students and town
people.
Ralph Caldwell hass been appointed
a sergeant in the list regiment OF
which Col. Il. Il. @. Richmond well
known in MorgaDtown is the colonel.
The regiment expects TO be started be-
fore very long for the Philippines.
Jasper Wharton, of Tyler county,
is here to visit his brother j. j.
Wharton and family. Mr. Wharton
was here year ago and will be well
remembered by many of our people
He was formerly resident of the
county
Col. Chill Hazard of the Mononga-
hela Republican who was stricken
with paralysis ON last July fourth has
been taken to Atlantic City in tbs
hopes that the change will be here
tlcialone. We certainly hope that II
Will
DR.. A. d. Hopkins is back from a
trip to the eastern part of the state
and to Washington. He had been
looking after the nursery stock OF
leading dealers in order to certify as
TO their condition as regards noxious
insects.
Guy Brown has gone to the Uniyer.
sity of Minnesota where he will entei
for years course. He expects u
graduate from the Medical depart
ment of the University. We hope
that he may have pleasant and
profitable year.
Squire John Shriyer of Ponetowr
has moved into his new house ON The
West Side which has recently been
completed by J. j. Wharton. He
will make Morgantown his future
home We welcome him to th,
town.
Roscoe Aiken of Duke who ha
been away for couple of years en-
gagged as a travelling man for thu
Monarch Portrait Company Of Chica
go is at home for a ten days vacation
His many friends will be glad to SCI
him and to know that be has beer
very successful in lis position.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. o. Dawson
of Charleston are quarterek at thu
Peabody. This is their FIRST visi
to Morgantown since their marriage
at Kingwood last year Both 0
them are very well known in Nor
gantown and their friends are very
glad to see them.
Mrs. /. G.. Lazzelle and Miss Mat
tie Brock have returned from Buck
bannon where they were in attendance
on the meeting of the W. G. Il. U. o
| the state. On their way back the,
stopped at Weston and visited th,
asylum being very much taken will
the-size and importance Of the insti
tuition and the manner in which it j
maintained.
A. p. Romine who has been il
town for a week or so has returned
to his duties. He went to John
Hopkins where he is to be fellow
the coming year. He has been will
the Maryland geological survey al
summer in connection with the nes
place that he has and will take NJ
the work in the school room alon,
the same lines.
1 Mrs. Wiley and Guy have return
ed from very delightful visit in Chi
cago, They were accompanied b
Mrs. It. R. Wiley who has been witt
| her sisters in that city for severa
months. At Wheeling they were join
ed by Dwight Wagner who is here t
spend Chadwick Day. Mr.. Ray Viii
| ley Joined them here and will renal