The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-13
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of PromIne mt People
Where ther are and How they are.

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Kentucky after visiting her old home
for some weeks.
Miss Meta Smith OF Fairmont spent
Saturday and Sunday here the guest
OF Miss Allie Vance.
Miss Dagner Nicely of Smithton is
here to visit her brother Mansfield
Nelly and will remain for week.
Mrs. Augusta Dunshea of McKees-
port is visiting relatives in town and
county and viii be here for severe al
weeks,
Miss Eva Moore has returned
to this city after spending several
weeks visiting relatives at Mounds
vile.
Miss Josie Kunkle will not be able
to resume her duties at the Public
School this week but will be all right
on next Monday. She has been sick
for several days.
Mrs. r. l.. Morris and Miss Ethel
Reynolds have gone for a two weeks
stay in the southern part OF the state
during which time they will visit a
number OF towns.
Mrs. Milton Hirschman and little
son Simon have gone to Cumberland
to visit her parents few weeks. Mr.
Hirschman accompanied them as far
as Connellsviile.
Mr.. A. z. Lazier is at Cambridge
Springs, Pa, in search of health.
Everyone here hopes he will find
plenty of it.
Mrs. John |. Harvey who has
been visiting relatives at Hunting
ton for the past few weeks has ar
rived at home again.
George Brand is back from Cumber-
land for short visit home. He has
been firing on the run between Con-
nellsyille and Cumberland and is show
ing the effects OF the work that he
has been doing.
Lewis Albin of Charles Town has
arrived here and assumed his duties
las saleman at Whittington's Shoe
store.
Mrs. Somehow of Bellaire, Ohio, is
here to visit her son M. j. Somehow
and will be in Morgantown for some
time.
Mrs. Hawthorne and Miss Louise
Buck are here to visit Mrs. w. l..
Buck and will remain in town for
some time.
Ben Oppenheimer has resigned
his position in Whittington's shoe
store and will return to his old
place at Hirschman's in few days.
Judge Johnson, Hon. Geo. c.
Sturgiss and Frank Cox are back
from Charles Town where they had
been to submit several important
cases to the Supreme Court.
M. FL. We'll who has been absent for
sometime on trip to his old home at
Martinsburg and to the eastern cities
laying in supply of fall and winter
goods has returned home.
George Gramm of Grafton who has
been here for week or ten days has
returned home. He likes Morgan
town very much and would like to
locate permanently here.
DR.. Joseph is arranging to attend
the convention of Army Surgeons that
win meet In st. Louis on the 28th.
He was appointed by the Governor as
one OF the delegates from this state.
w X. Hoffman is here in the in
teiests of his trade and to see his
many Morgantown friends Like ev
eryone else who was brought up here
he retains his affection for the place.
John Kee of the state council is Il
recent law graduate OF the University
and is well known to many OF our
people here. He is a resident Of Gill
mer county and isa very brighu young
man.
Mrs. William G. Brown together
with Miss Jessie Brown and Mr..
George N. Mcdonald of Kingwood are
visiting Hon. and Mrs. Jos. Moreland
of this place. Everyone is glad to see
them.
Miss Mary Semans has returned
from the East on her purchasing tour.
What she didn't get is not worth
having and the pretty and serviceable
things that will soon be in her store
are legion.
Elk State Councillor Kee, of the
Junior Order, is very popular gen
tleman and one of the incest fellows
out. He was formerly student
here and is well known and greatly
esteemed among our people.
Charlie Phillips has been in Fay
cite county this state on the line of
the Chesapeake Il Ohio Railroad
since the LIST of the month where he
is employed as telegraph operator.
He expects to be at home for short
time about the Goth.
The many friends of Mrs. Will
Jacobs of indianapolis will be delight
ed to learn that she is recovering from
the effects of recent operation and
is now considered out of danger. Her
condition for some days was very crit
ical but she is much better at last re-
ports.
Captain S. s. Graham, of Browns
vile, was very sick last week and
was thought to be in critical con
dition but is better now and is sup
posed to be out of danger. He will
be out again shortly unless there is
some turn for the worse.
Prof. and Mrs. Corbett have gone
east and will be absent for some time.
Mrs. Corbett goes to visit friends in
Washington and the professor will at
tend the biennial meeting of the Ma
tional Pathological Society which
meets in Philadelphia. He will read
paperon some labor saving inven-
tions he has made and will. take a
prominent part in the discussions of
the questions before the society.
A note received this morning from
Walter A. Mestrezat says: Eight
hours late at Granger, Wyoming. We
are giving concerts every place we
change engines and meeting with an
ovation. spent year at Sidney,
| Nebraska, with the 2lst Infantry
Band. When the people learned !
was in town with the best band in the
army they gave me a reception that
made yesterday red letter day in my
life. Everybody well and happy.
w. B. Outright is having a nice
time with the board of regents of the
Normal Schools. They refuse to pay
him his salary while he was serving as
a member of the legislature cloiming
that the constitution allows a man
hut one salary from the state at a