The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-05-03

ttNts. Every tue 10 Slhu W SCI ulth
again.
p. B. Martin of Kingwood a menu
Der of the class of ninety-tive has been
in town for day OF so visiting rela-
tiyes and is now back in Preston
county.
Billy Caldwell of Wheeling has
been Ia town for several days on legal
business. He is graduate Of the
law department and is fayorite with
many people here.
Dr. and Mrs. Coombs are back from
d visit to their daughter Mrs. w. Q.
Davis of Allegheny. Mrs. Coombs
had been there for several weeks and
the doctor joined her there this week.
Miss Fawn Courtney OF New Geneva
is visiting relatives In town. She was
formerly student here and will be
remembered by a great many people
who are glad to see her again.
S. r. Harrison, for many years as
sistant cashier, has been elected
cashier OF the Merchants National
bank of Clarksburg, to succeed Major
Luz LAY ihthh. utNtdSCds
Charles Kennedy of the Pump Sta
tion was in town on Friday for the
first time for several weeks. He is
Just recovering from severe attack
of fever but is getting well fast. He
will soon he all right again and ready
to resume his duties.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McVicker has returned
from the east where she has been for a
wesk laying in her supply of summer
millinery in preparation for the open
ing to be given on the three days nam
ed at her store next week.
Prof. S. b. Brown took his class
in geology on their first trip on Fri
day afternoon. The good weather
has been favorable for these outings
but the professor has not been able
to get out owing to the recent ill
ness from which he has not entirely
recovered.
Clyde Stewart who has been in
Baltimore and who went to Par
kersburg to take the examination
before the state board of dental ex-
aminers has arrived at home. He
passed the examination successfully
and is now ready to practice his
profession in this state.
G. r. Krehbs was taken with the
base ball team as an extra catcher.
That is the weakest place on the team
| and has been expected to give the
most trouble However Shelby has
| shown up very well in the position
and he may finish the season
in much better shape than was at first
expected. The team will depend in
large measure on the ability of the
man behind the bat.
G. M. John is in Pittsburg for a
few days business and and pleasure.
10. l.. Keener is back from Pitts
burg where be went on Saturday
laftenoon.
Mrs. Hamilton has finally departed
for Pittsburg where She will make her
future home.
Harry Google came in on Saturday
afternoon to spend few days with
his family here.
Frank Chalfant, of Atlantic City,
is here TO spend few days with Mrs.
Nuzum and other friends.
Student Smith, of New Cumber
land, has gone home and will proba-
bly, not return to school.
Harry Cole has returned TO Pitts
burg after spending a few days at
his home on-the Avenue.
WE Watson of Opekiska one of the
most substantial men Of the county
was an arrival on Monday morning.
Col James G. Frazer is back from
a trip to the east which has taken up
some time. Everyone is glad to see
him again.
L. w. Anderson the real estate
man has gone to Greensburg and
will be absent for several days on
business.
j. w. Horn has gone to Fairview,
in Hancock county, TO take charge
of summer Normal which he is to
run this summer.
Miss Mamie Woodward of Con
nellsville who has been the guest
of Miss Carrie Hess at Grandville
has returned home
Frank Jackson of Fairmont spent
Sunday here with his brother DIR. A.
| NJ. Jackson. Frank was on his way
to Pittsburg for a visit.
| Dr. Raymond has returned home
from Sistersville and Parkersburg
where he delivered his lecture on
''The New Aristocracy."
! County Superintendent Cochrane,
of New Cumberland has been spend
ing several days visiting here and
attending to some business.
Miss Florence Protzman is very
much better and is now on the road
to recovery from an attack of fever
which at one time threatened to be
quite serious.
i Mr.. E. W. Smith, the owner of
Smiths store, is here for short time
the guest of Manager Carney. Mr..
Smiths Morgantown friends are pleas
ed to meet him again.
N. Divvens the largest cigar man
of Uniontown was in town over Sun.
dav. He is one of the most agreea-
BILE men in the business and has
many friends here who were glad to
see him.
We are pleased TO have Mr.. A. W..
Cole become a citizen of MOrgantOWn.
He has formerly resided in Cass dis
trict. He is careful thrifty young
man, the kind wanted in every COM
munity.
Miss Villa Brand has gone to
Washington, d. c., where she will
spend compile of months of her va
cation visiting. Other cities in that
section will be visited and splen-
did time will be enjoyed by Miss
Brand.
Charles Allebaugh is suffering from
badly cut wrist. This injury was
received by a too sudden departure
from train at Connellsville. He
was thrown down and his arm severe
ly hurt. The injury will be all right
again in few days.
Miss Bessie Taylor, well known
young lady of Wheeling, has gone tt
Porto Rico to engage in school work
with Miss Mendall, OF Wheeling, and
Miss Hollobaugh, Of Columbus, who
recently went there These are the
first American teachers ever employed
on thp island