The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-08-30
ABOUT cuR YRIEsDs.
Personal Mention Of Pronine nj People
Where they are and How they are.

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We are pleased to note that Prof.
J. L. Johnston is still on the mend.
Mrs. f. A. Henneu and son Robert
are visiting friends in Warrington.
Miss Anna Hennen is visiting her
sister Mrs. E. G.. Smith in Wheeling.
Prof. W. P. Wiley has returned
from pleasant stay Of two weeks at
Mt. Lake Park.
Norman Smith and family have re-
turned from near Bruceton where they
spent the summer.
John G.. Lantz, of the Wallace
House, is in Pittsburg to witness
the big celebration.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Pickenpaugh who
has been i'll for so long Is very low.
She is 81 years of age.
Prof. and Mrs. j. S. Stewart are
at Atlantic City and will be absent
for probably ten days yet.
Miss Matte Barb, of North High
street, has been visiting friends at
Sugar Grove and Laurel Point.
Mr.. Jno. j. Morris, of the Dorsey
neighborhood has been quick sick for
several days past.
Prof. A. j. Gans was among the
notable visitors who attended the in
stitute here this week.
Col. +. w. Thompson is almost
blind. He has cataract in both eyes
and is entirely blind In one.
Prof. W. S. and Mrs. Aldrich have
been at Columbus for week past at
tending the American Association for
the advancement Of Science.
Milt Hirschman has returned
from New York where he mas been
for some weeks past. While absent
he also visited number of the
coast resorts.
Prof. A.. A. Waters, Of Normal,
Illinois, is here to visit his old home
in Grant district and to see his many
friends. He is graduate of the Uni
versity of 1880.
Miss Ella Fordyce formerly music
teacher at Shepherd College has been
here this week visiting Mrs. j. +.
Legge Miss Fordyce Is music teach
er at the Fairmont Normal. --Shep-
herdstown Register.
Mr.. A. e. Lazier has returned from
Delawder's where he spent several
weeks recuperating.
Col ]. II. McDermott and wife have
returned home from pleasant stay
at Delawder's in Garrett county, Md.
Jno. T. Hoffman has returned from
Mt Lake Park. We are much pleas
ed to note his improvement in health.
Mr.. Charles d. Howard, assistant
Chemist at the Experiment Station,
has returned from visit to his old
home in Massachusetts.
Miss Louise Huston has returned
home after delightful stay of several
weeks In the mountains of Somerset
county, Penna. Miss Louise's many
friends are glad TO see her again.
w. J. Whites many friends are
glad to see him out again after his
very severe illness OF last Saturday.
Fred Dorsey will have the con
gratulations of his Morgantown
friends on his rapid rise in his pro-
fession.
We are pleased to note that Miss
Jennie Protzman is able to be around
having recovered in a great measure
from the effects of the accident she
met with some time ago.
j. NJ. Hartley and G. F. Carroll, OF
Fairmont, who went to Alaska last
spring to look after some gold mining
property in which Fairmont citizens
were interested have returned home.
The result Of their mission has not
been made public.
DR.. A. d. Hopkins has returned
from Columbus where he spent last
week at the meeting of scientific
men held there. Nearly every uni
versity in the country was repres-
ented and many eminent men were
present. DR.. Hopkins read paper
that attracted wide attention. He
is one of the most famous entomol-
ogists of the country.
Miss Dee Sheets, of Greenmont, is
visiting relatives in Uniontown.
Mrs. George Davis has returned
to her home in Warrington after
pleasant visit here with her sister
Mrs. d. G. Keighron in South Nor
gantown.
Miss Mary Semans went to Pitts
burg Friday morning to spend al few
days and then go to Philadelphia
and New York to buy fall stock of
the handsomest millinery the mar
ket affords.
Ex-Postmaster Wharton and his
family have been greatly bereaved dur
ing their residence here Of but few
years and receive much sympathy, but
that is poor compensation for bleed
ing heart. Mr. Wharton has buried a
daughter and three sons in less than
as many years.
Commander Brown the promoter of
Chadwick day is on the qui yive con-
stantly to make that day the most
celebrated one, the occasion the most
momentous, known to the Upper Mo-
nongahela Valley. For his Herculean
efforts in this behalf the Hero of
Samoa will ever receive the cordial
thanks of all our people.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Swisher, of
South Branch, Hampshire county,
are here visiting their son III. L..
Swisher and daughter Mrs. Virgil
Vandervort.
James B. Lantz, of the Wallace
House, left yesterday for Waldo,
Colorado, in company with his faith
er, Mr.. j. w. Lantz, who go to see
the other son and brother who is a
large rarchman there. They will
probably remain for some time.
1 Mr.. p II. Keck who for so many
years was leader at the bar here is
steadily failing and his friends would
not be surprised at his early demise.
He has been in failing health for
about three years past.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. p. Rhoads, of
Masoptown, Pa, were here yester-
day en- route to Harrisville to visit
President Helmick, of the M. P.
Conference.
| Mrs. ]. M. Wood and family will
return from Mountain Lake Park on
Wednesday. The Assembly closes
there, on Tuesday night with fire
works, etc.
Mrs. Waitman Barbe is back from
her visit to Parkersburg very much
to the delight of her many friends.