The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-13

Miller who have been over in Garrett
county for couple of weeks are back
at home. They report that they had
an elegant time among the game in
! that section and brought home wild
turkey together with peck of quail
and pheasants.
Mrs. Lizzie Pickenpaugh, well
known lady OF this place, has been
suffering for sometime from malig-
nant carbunkle ON the back OF her
head. 1t has caused her intense suf-
fering for sometime but we are glad
to note there is some indication of
improvement at present.
The four paragraphs below of inter-
est to some of our people are from the
Grafton Leader:
Hugh Warder returned to school at
Morgantown Monday, after having
spent several days visiting relatives
here.
Lee Weaver OF Morgantown, was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Nelson
Lewellyn, of the West Side, several
days the last OF the week.
Engineer Matt Allender was in
Elkins Tuesday on business. Mrs.
Allender accompanied him as far as
Belington, where she visited Mrs. Jas.
Hickman several days.
u. n. Arnett and others, of Fair
mont, have purchased several hundred
acres of coal land at Irontown, and
will open mines and build coke ovens,
employing SOC men.
| Commander Brown is about again
after severe siege of govt.
Miss Fannie Berkely is back from
Fairmont where she had been to Wis
it friends.
r. r. Chrisman who is now located
at Monessen was at home on Sunday
to visit his family
Sergeant st. Clair who has been I'M
well for month or more has recover
ed and is at his old post.
L. l.. Devault and c. Heston, two
we'll known citizens of Opekiska, were
here on business Saturday.
Mrs Tate who was recently visit
ing friends in Morgantown and
Kingwood has returned TO her home
in Louisville.
Everyone who heard Prof Arm
strong's lecture on Sunday evening
speaks in the very highest terms of
both the lecture and the lecturer
Theo. Watson, of the Experiment
Station staff has been quite i'll for
several days past. While his trouble
| is not yet we'll defined it is feared he
has fever.
Prof. Armstrong has splendid
reputation in Morgantown for his
talks and he added greatly to it by the
brilliant one he delivered at the Meth
odist church on Sunday night.
Jason Clark is back from Cameron
where he had been to attend the fune-
raj of Mrs. Wolvington. Mrs. Clark
who was also there has gone to Wheel
ing and will not be at home for sew
eral days.
The many friends of Mrs. S. G.
Stewart and her daughter Mrs. Fox
will be pleased to hear that both are
improving. The latter is at Colorado
Springs, Colorado. We hope to hear
of both getting steadily better
We are pleased to note the improve
ments in Mr.. P. H. Keck who has
been i'll for so long. He is better
than for some time, takes an interest
in what is going on in the world and
is especially glad to see his friends
Prof. p. B. Reynolds went to Fair
mont on Sunday and filed the pulpit
Of the Baptist church. The congre-
CATION enjoyed the Doctors sermon
very much. He is one Of the ablest
divines in the state and is in great
demand as a preacher.
Miss Blanche Meeks who has been
suffering for some time from an attack
of fever is recovering and will be out
again in short time. She has had
a very serious time of it and her
friends rejoice to see such favorable
issue of the attack.
Prot. Thos. E Hodges occupied
the pulpit Of the Presbyterian church
at Fairmont on Sunday. The pulpit
has been vacant for some time. Mr.
II. G.. Stoetzer was called some time
ago and has accepted to take effect
on the first of January He will
shortly move from Mooredale Pa, to
Fairmont and will preach his first
sermon on the first Sunday in the
new year.
DR.. ]. w. HartigaD has returned to
Baltimore after spending a few days
here visiting his family. He is the
hand Of tho damn ~ v,,orf g.,
the University and is on furlough I'M
til the first of July. He is recognized
by every man who is competent to
judge as one OF the leading men in
his profession In the country and the
reputation that the premedical course
has hitherto enjoyed has been splen-
did testimonial to his worth and abil-
ity.
Lawrence Cox has been secured by
the Acme Book store to act as sales
man until after the holiday rush is
over. The business done by this firm
is constantly growing and they are
constantly working to keep ahead Of
it and to make it even greater.
A message from Mrs. J. M. Carson
WHO Is III dt uer uOuc III oC0JJudle,
Pa, reports her to be improving.
| Mrs. Melville Jarvis and her mother
Mrs. Lee Raymond, sailed from New
York Wednesday for Santiago, Cuba,
where they will join Lieutenant Jar
Wis Of the 5th U. S. Infantry, who
has been stationed there for the past
year.-Clarksburg News.
| Tom Protzman returned home last
Saturday after spending two weeks in
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia
and New York. While in the East
he bought full line OF Holiday goods
for the Morris X Roads store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Clark OF Wheeling
are visiting number Of relatives 10
this county. They are at present at
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Weaver.
S. M. Hoff OF Ritchie county arriv-
ed on Tuesday morning. He Is re-
cent graduate of the University hav-
ing received his diploma at the fall
convocation and Is superintendent OF
free schools Ii his native county.