The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-01


much better and will soon be all right
again.
Miss Hattie Donaldson has been
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.
Sisler for some days. Her home is at
Laurel Iron Works.
Mrs. Sanford Pickenpaugh, of Front
street, one of our oldest ladies, has
been seriously i'll for two weeks past
but is thought to be slightly better.
Col. Ben Wilson, of Clarksburg,
has gone to San Louis Potosi, Mexi-
co, to visit his son who has been liv-
ing there a number of years.
T. w. and A. Howard Fleming re
turned to Fairmont yesterday after
spending day or two making some
Investigations inthe coal field of the
west side.
II. L. Swisher came in on Sunday
afternoon from Charleston where he
had been for several days mingling
with the statesmen and politicians of
the state.
DR.. Jerome II. Raymond has re-
turned from Wheeling where he de-
livered the second of series of lee
lures to the teachers Of the city on
Saturday night.
Prof. Armstrong is back from Mar
tinsburg where he went to deliver a
lecture having been selected as one OF
the lecturers for the course which is
being given there. this winter.
Mr. Milton Hirschman went to
Cumberland Sunday where he will
be joined by Mrs. Hirschman and
Simon and they will 60 to New York
for visit of two or three weeks.
Ira M. Burchnal, of Point Marion,
Pa, has been the guest of his brother,
John w. Burchinal, this week. He
was accompanied by Elmer Cagey, of
the same place who is a brother-in-
law. Moundsville Herald.
We are in receipt of note from
Mr.. Lorenzo Davis who is visiting at
Orion, Illinois. Mr.. Davis will ex-
tend his visit longer than he at first
intended and will not return home
until about the middle of February.
He says: ''This is fine farming
country and the people work harder
than they do in West Virginia. Fat
cattle sell at IL cents, hogs at SO. 40,
corn 80 cents and oat at 26. / have
had the grip since coming here but
not very bad attack"
These two paragraphs are from the
Clarksburg News:
Charles f. Holden, one of the most
popular students of the University
who has been spending a few days
at his home near Center Branch, has
returned to Morgantown.
Prof. Waitman Barbe, field agent
for the University has been in town
this week. Prof. Barbe's work has
done much to build up our leading
institution of learning. There are
now 700 students at the University
of which ITO students are young la
dies, and BY the opening of the
spring term the enrolment is ex
pected tn reach 800.
Miss Maynard, of Bluefeld, sister
of Frank Maynard who has had few
er here tor some time has arrived
here to look after him. Frank il
much better and will be we'll agar
in short time if no complications
arise
T. p. Reay who. has been sick since
his return from Charleston is some
what better and will be all right in
a short time again.
E. L. Naret is back from Cameron
where he has been for sometime
looking after clothing store. HI
will remain over Sunday
Miss Florence Stathers has been ap
pointed supervisor of female wards a.
| the insane hospital at Weston vice
Miss Hamilton, of Wheeling resigned
c. L. Hickman, of Clalksburg
came in on Thursday afternoon tt
look after the settlement of the
burning OF the public school build
ling. Dispositions are being taker
each week and the trial will be ha(
at the next term of court.
J. M. Reed is back from Wheeling
where he had been on business and t.
visit relatives.
| W.. G. Kunklc left on Thursda.
morning for Tennessee and will b
gone for some time.
Mrs. George Little, of Manning
ton. has returned home after spend
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