The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-27


Rev. Thos. f. Wi1ecoff, we harn,
| is pleasantly located in Pittsburg.
His Morgantown friends will be pleas
ed to learn this.
! Mrs. Lenora Sutman and son to-
gettfef with Playford Taylorof Monon-
gahela CITY are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Berkshire On Front street.
A. N. Thompson arrived on Sun
day evening from Atlantic City
where he has been during the season
at Hotel De Vile as night clerk.
| Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan has returned
from Sistersville where he was called
to attend the funeral Of the late John
B. Mccoy who died there on Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. c. Hall one of the well
known young citizens of Union dis
trict was recently in town. The
New DOMINION was pleased TO meet
Mr.. Hall again.
Adolphus Rightmire, of Grafton, Is
mozing into the Woodson property
on Sunnyside. Mr.. Rightmire comes
here TO give his family the advantages
of the University.
We regret to note the very serious
Illness of Hon. James Hare, of Eas-
ton. Though Mr.. Hare is very sick
his many friends hope for his recov-
cry. His ailment is heart disease.
Prof. st. George It. Brooke and
family have returned TO Charles Town
after spending six weeks on the East
ern Shore Of, Virginia. They win
probably return to Morgantown before
October LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. TAFT and fam
lily are back from a months trip to
Canada to visit relatives. Mr.. TAFT
is native of that country and has
not been back at home for long
time.
A. w. Smith OF Barbour county
member of the senior class at the
University came in on Tuesday af-
ternoon. He will together with G.
w. Waddell have charge of the Athe-
naeum during the coming year.
II. L. Hibbs, the grocer Is at his
old home near Newburg very III OF
typhoid fever. He went away from
here some days ago on business but
was taken Ill and OF course is unable
to return.
Ralph Caldwell, OF Parkersburg,
has enlisted in the volunteers now
being raised in this state for service
IN the Philippines and is with the
officer in charge helping to get more
men into the army.
j. Scott McWhorter who is well
known here having been student
here for year or more and who is now
| located in Lewisburg for the practice
of law was recently married to his
cousin Miss McWhorter daughter OF
Judge McWhorter.
Mrs. Jos. Moreland and daughter
Miss Nellie have gone to Pittsburg.
Mrs Moreland will be back at home
in few days and Miss Nellie will
go from there to Chicago where she
will enter Lewis Institute for six
months course of study.
DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Pifer of Joplin,
Mo-, who have been visiting Mrs
Pliers brother George Q. Steele have
started home They were accompan-
led to Pittsburg by Mrs. v. M. Steele
who will visit Mr.. w. A.Steele with
them at that place.
Col. and Mrs. Frazer have moved
into office number on Chancery Row
and are engaged 10 helping Command
err Brown in booming the work OF
Chadwick Day. They are whole
team and will render valuable assist
ance to the committee and those In
charge
! c. w. Cramer OF. Piedmont was an
arrival on Tuesday. He came here to
visit his wife who is visiting her old
home in South Morgantown. Cramer
is well known here and has great
many friends. He has about recover
ed from the effects Of the wounds re-
ceived during his campaign in Cuba.
Hon. W. @. Morley of Kingwood has
been distinguished visitor in town.
He states that there will be large
attendance from his place on Chad
wick day and went over with press
ing invitation for the band to come
, over and help us whoop 1t up. He
thinks that they will come all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Morgan have
returned to Morgantown. They went
to Cumberland a few days ago and
were married at that place. Mr.. Nor
gan is member of the firm OF Nor
gan and Gilmer painters and is well
respected by all who know him. His
wife was formerly resident OF Ran
dolph county. They will make their
home on Peasants street. Everyone
joins with us in extending congratu-
, lations and best wishes to them.
Prof. @. r. Jones left on Thursday
morning for Ithaca where he will en-
ter Cornell University for years
study. Prof Jones is one Of the
brightest young men who ever gradu-
ate1 from the W. v. o., and he will
make his mark in Cornell. During
his absence the work In the Mechani-
cal department will be taken up by
the professors in the other engineering
departments of the institution. We
wish him pleasant and profitable
year.
Col. S. A. Posten has returned from
Wheeling where he went to meet with
the Knights of Pythias Of that place
in reference to the meeting Of the
state grand lodge Of the Pythians
which takes place there soon. Ar
! rangements are being made to enter
tain very large crowd and to do 1t
in the best possible manner The
Wheeling lodge will leave no stone un-
turned in their effort to see to 1T that
their visiting brethren enjoy them
9 seves while they are in the city.
1T. Sisler of the Monongahela
Valley Bank has recently had most
. flattering offer from the directors OF
8 new bank which is just being started
e in neighboring county. They wans
' him for their cashier but he will re-
Z main in Morgantown much to the de
= light of his numerous friends here.
He is recognized as one of the best
! young men in his line of business that
!, we have and the preference chat the
officials of the bank in question have
shown for him is well deserved com
: pliment.