The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-05-31
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


VncHE tuC1 aaS aA8 uVH dhcl NtEs
Mrs. d. c. Keighron Of South Nor
gantown is visiting relatives in Man
niDgten.
Mrs. L. B. Cans Of Morris Cross
Roads who was here to attend the
dedication of the Christian church
has returned home. She was the
guest of Mrs. w. II. Morgan her
daughter.
Prof. J. c. Sanders of Vaudeville
was in town on Wednesday for a short
time. He has been at home the
greater portion OF his time since his
return from Hedgesville where he
spent last winter teaching.
Lee Lewellen who has been in
Wheeling for several days has return
ed home.
A. II. Morrow of Pittsburg is Wis
iting Mrs. A. w. Brown ON Wiley
street.
Miss Jessie Wilson has gone to
Fairmont and other points on an ex-
ended trip.
Miss Ethel Carl, who is teacher
in Broaddus College at Clarksburg,
is visiting Mrs. Sarah Wood and
Mrs. Carlow, on Front street.
A. N. Thompson has returned from
trip of several hundred miles over
land with his father who takes that
method Of seeing his trade. The trip
was full OF interest and very much
enjoyed.
Mrs Elizabeth West, of Clinton,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. w.
Graham, in Greenmont Mrs. Sallie
Cooper and Mrs Powell two venera-
bic ladies of Morgantown who have
long been friends of Mrs. West are
spending day or two there also. 1t
is unnecessary to say the company
is pleasant one and they are all
having a delightful time.
Russell Hayes came home on Fri
day from Philadelphia where be has
been attending school and perfecting
himself in the arts of matchmaking
engraving and kindred subjects. He
has made very fine record and his
friends here are glad to learn of it.
He will rest for several days and
will then go into business with his
father on Walnut street.
w. Ii. Bannister left on Friday
after noon for visit to his home at
Fostoria.
Mrs. J. L. Cans of Morris X Roads,
Pa, is visiting her mother Mrs. Keen
er on the West Side.
Mrs. M. l.. Brown has gone to
her old home at Halleck and will
remain there all summer
Mrs. Lauck and daughter Miss
Blanche, OF Beaver, Penna., mother
and sister of Mrs. Brock, !are spend
ing few days with Mrs. Brock Of
this place.
Guy r. g. Allen, of Wheeling, ar
rived here this morning on a brief
visit to his sisters and numerous
other friends. He will return to his
home this evening.
DR.. w. ii. Kunst and wife have
begun housekeeping in Fairmont and
are very costly fixed. Their many
friends wish them long lives OF hap
lpiness and usefulness.
Mrs. f. B. Kramer and Miss Til.
lie Turner, of Philadelphia, are
guests of Prof. Lorentz and will re-.
main for some time. Their Morgan
town friends will be pleased to see
them again.
Hon. NJ ii. Dent, judge of the
Court of Appeals, has returned from
Morgantown where he had been Wis.
iting the two "orphans," as he jocu
larly calls his son Bert and his
daughter, Miss Carrie, who are Stu
dents at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Miss Minnie West and Mr.. + b.
Reynolds of Keyser together with
Miss Marsilliott of Pittsburg will
be the guests of Mrs. Harry Google
next week coming to attend the
Theta NJ Epsilon dance to be Civ
en- at the Wallace House on Tues
day night.
A. p. Romine left on the noon
train on Saturday for Piedmont
where he will join the geological
survey of Maryland and take the
field with them. The appointment
to this position which is only given
to men who have made a high stand
ing under the very best of geolo-
gists is a great compliment to Prof
S. B. Brown of the University who
has been given Romine his training.
Senator Gramm of Grafton is here
to visit his son who is student in
the University.
for a week or more has returned to
his home il Pttsburg.
DR.. Clyde Stewart and Miss Bes-
sic Fleming are spending few days
with friends at Georgetown.
A. f. Downs of Uniontown who is
well known here has opened law Of
flee In Brownsville and will practice
his profession at that place.
Mrs. Sweeney accompanied by her
daughters Misses Florence and Lulu
together with Miss Poole, of Washing
ton, Pa, are here the guests Of Mr..
John Sweeney.
Mr.. David Wiedman was in town
for short time to-day. We regret to
note that Mr.. Wiedman has not been
in his usual health for some time past
and we trust to soon learn of his COM
plete restoration.
w. S. Hornor will go in few days
to the Ohio Valley where he will act
as the agent for an extensive agricul-
tural implement factory. He will
have responsible and lucrative posi-
tiOn.
Mrs Mary Kelly who is in Pitts
burg to have her eyes treated stood
the first operation very well and is
getting along as nicely as could be
expected She has cataract. Her
many friends here will be glad to
learn that she has gotten along 80
WELL
Mrs. George @. Steele has returned
from Pittsburg where she has been
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