The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-04


tains where they have been for sever
al days hunting making their head
quarters at Josiah Randall's.
Prof. Wiley is recovering from the
effects Of painful accident by which
his back was severely hurt about two
weeks ago. Though the professor
went about all the time he had quite
an uncomfortable experience.
Miss Nell johnson, of Morgantown,
daughter of Judge Okey Johnson,
was In the city this morning on her
way TO Charleston to visit during the
remainder of the holidays. While
here she was the guest of Miss Mar
garet Paden. -Parkersburg Sentinel.
Russell Hayes has returned to
Philadelphia where he will take up
the study of optics and when he re
turns to Morgantown we will have
something that we have not had yet
and that is first class optician at
home.
Mrs. David Holmes who came
here last week to attend the inter
ment of her husband who died in
Washington on last Monday has re
turned home. She was accompanied
by Miss Sarah Hayes and Miss
Knight, of Richmond, who have been
visiting here for some time.
Mr.. Noel brother of the man who
was stabbed near Fly Blow arrived on
the train last evening to look after
his brother He got off here and
went on to the place where the wound
ed man was this morning. At the
last accounts the wounded man was
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected and the chances are still favor
able for his recovery.
DIR. Joseph McLane, of Steuben-
vile, is at home for short stay.
George M. Alexander, Of Fairmont
is in town TO visit his parents,
Squire and Mrs Alexander.
DR.. George l. Keener, of Weston,
is here to visit his old home and to
attend to some business.
Rev. o. G White has returned
from trip to Ohio where he visited
his old home.
Edgar B, Stewart has returned
from Martinsburg where he has
been for week or more visiting his
old home.
L. r. Taylor one of the members
of the Marion county bar came in
this morningto look after some legal
business.
ID. + Kidd who has been at PARK
ersburg to buy new delivery wag
on and attend to other business has
returned to Morgantown.
Miss Ada Conner, of Uniontown,
and Mrs. VonStein and son of Al
legheny who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. G. d. Allebaugh on Front
street have gone home.
Mrs James Jamison, of sunny
side has returned from Fairmont
where she was called by the illness
OF her daughter Mrs. Alexander who
is very much better we are glad to
learn.
Mr. /. N. Lucas and Charles Nc.
Coy who have been engaged in run
ming a line of levels on theWest Fork
from Fairmont to Clarksburg are
back here having completed Their
work and forwarded, their reports to
head quarters in Pittsburg.
Lloyd Friend is back from trip
to Buckhannon where he spent the
holidays He reports that when he
left the town there was lots of snow
and when he got here the thermom-
ter had reached somewhere in the
neighborhood of seventy.
O. B. Wetzel, of Ravenswood
State bank examiner, was united in
marriage to Miss Flora Smith
daughter of the late G. G. Smith, Of
Spencer, at Covington, KY, last
week. The marriage was quite Q
surprise to the many friends of the
young people
Miss Ida Hackney is resting easier
and the doctors think that the worst
has been passed Her fever is de
creasing and she shows many signs
of having reached the turning point
Her many friends will be delighted
to hear this as they have been very
much exercised over the progress o.
the attack from which she has beer
suffering.
Professor Atwood who has had feve
is improving and the worst of the at
tack is passed.
| d. G. Reay has returned to Charles
ton where he will resume his duties al
assistant clerk in the Supreme cour
clerks office. He has been at his hom'
at Granville for the holidays and ha
enjoyed himself immensely.
Mrs. H. T. Cushwa, of Martins
burg, arrived here this morning t
take care Of her son who is recover
ing from an attack of fever. Mr.
Cushwa has been here for some tim
but will return home now. They
are at the residence of Mrs. d. d
johnson.
w. i. Wharton has started bacl
from Oregon to New Mexico and will
be at Folsom soon. The rainy sea
son in Oregon did not agree will
him and he has made the change
He is getting along very well and i