The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-10-04
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.



ents in Palatine-
James c. Wallace is back from
Washington where he has been in
attendance on the Washington coun-
ty fair.
Hon. A. McVeigh Miller of Alder.
son is a distinguished visitor In town.
He came here to start his son and
daug liter in the University.
Mrs. Jerome Hall Raymond has re-
turned from Buckhannon where she
was 10 attendance on the meeting of
the state w. c. T. U. She was vice
president of the organization.
Lieutenant White did not get his
train for Wheeling in Fairmont yes
terday and had to wait until even
ing before he got away arriving in
Wheeling at nearly midnight.
Miss Florence Madison Sitter, the
new instructor on the violin in the
school of music, arrived yesterday
evening from New York and is at the
Peabody Hotel. Miss Sitter comes
with the very highest recommended
lions.
Mrs. Virgil vandervort has gone
to.Philippi where she will spend
some time visiting relatives.
Hon. Jas. C. McGrew, of Kingwood,
arrived here yesterday and will re-
main few days the guest OF his son
Major w. c. McGrew. Mr.. McGrew
has many acauaintances and old
friends here who hold him in very
high esteem.
Misses Virgia Anderson and Maud
Miller OF Anderson were two of the
young lady students arriving on SAT-
urtlay morning. Miss Anderson Is a
sister of Prof. B. G. Andersen well
known in Morgantown.
Tom Horner of the Clarksburg
News expects to enter the University
this fall again. This will be good
news for everyone here as he is uni
yersally liked by the people of the
town and the students generally.
Rev. l. A. Barnes is back from the
meeting of the convention at Prunty-
town of the Christian Endeayor So
cieties of six counties. The meeting
was not so we'll attended as usual but
there was great deal of benefit and
great interest done.
Miss Nellie Sterling, of Palatine,
who has frequently delighted Nor
gantown audiences with her beauti-
full recitations and who held three
Demorest Medals, silver, gold and
grand gold, won the Diamond Med
al at the w. c. L. U. State Conven-
tion at Buckhannon last week.
Mrs. l. G. Lazzelle and Miss Brock
of this place were appointed on two
very important committees at the
meeting of the state w. @. Il. U.
Buckhannon. Morgantown is always
to the front in all gatherings over the
state. No other town of its size Ia
the state has greater Importance at
tached to it than this place has.
Rev. C. A. MCGEE who has been
here on official business in connec
ton with the A. M. E. church has
returned home. He preached at the
church on Friday night. Rev. Sandy
Christian will preach his last ser
mon of this year at the church on
Sunday. He leaves for conference
at Brownsville on the 18th.
Prof. Thos. e. Hodges of the Uni
versity will lecture in Warrington or
October sixth under the auspices Of
the public schools of Warrington
He will give the good people of that
place very fine lecture and all who
can get to attend had better be In the
church when he talks. Prof. P. G.
McBee of this country is at the head
of the schools of the city.
Capt. Hatfield of the firm of Donley
and Hatfield, who has been in Greene
county for several weeks is back II
Morgantown. He has been engaged
in the sale of coal lands and has been
eminently successful. Several very
important sales have been made b,
him and he comes back to town with
a very handsome amount of coin o.
the realm in his clothing as result o.
the hustling that he has done.
Miss Rose Howe who has been al
Oakland for brief visit is at HON,
again.
Mrs, Thomas Protzman of Morris
Cross Roads is in town to-day to visit
her daughter Mrs. B. III. MADEIRA.
l Mrs. Dunshea, of McKeesport, whit
has been visiting relatives in thii
county for some time has returned
home.
Cal johnson of Greenmont who is
well known over town it quite SICK
at his home. We hope that he will
soon be able to be out again.
| Will Naret is at home from the
eastern part of the state where he has
been all summer engaged on one o.
the largest fruit farms of the state
He is the fellow in Agriculture.
i DR.. Biddle South of Washington
county was in town for short tim
at the opening of school. Everyon
was glad to see him. He was former
ly student In the University.
G. f. Holden fellow and membe
of last years graduating class is bacl
for work. He is one of the most pop
ular young men ever 10 attendance a
the institution and everyone withou
exception is glad to see him.
David Holt who was a popular stu
dent here last year is in Baltimor
pursuing studies in medicine. HI
was one of the best students in tn
: department here j will make hi
mark in his hew environment.
Dr. James p. Fitch who has beef
over Cheat for several weeks on ac
count of his health is back in tow
and everyone is glad to see him. III
derived great benefit from the outing
and is very much refreshed and invig
! Grated.
Clyde Stewart has gone back t.
Baltimore where he will graduate a
the end Of the present school yea
from the Baltimore Dental College
Clyde is very bright young man ant
his friends here are expecting a grea
deal from him.
Mrs. Casteel and children are at tn
Wallace House the guests of Mr.
James Q. Wallace her father. He
, husband is member Of the 9th infan
try which is now in the Philippine
engaged in campaigning against tn
insurgents.
We regret to learn that B. FL. Nor
gan is not so well since the weathe
turned cooler. He had been gettin
along very nicely and was regainin
his strength when the cold came an