The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-11

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berland paid short visit to the Uni
versity Wednesday between trains.
Mrs. E. A. Breckenridge, of Browns.
vile, Pa, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. W. III. Cooke, on High Street.
/ Miss Mary Lindsey has returned to
the National Park Seminary near
Washington. She was accompanied a
part Of the way by her uncle A. W.
Lorentz.
Abe Cohen has gone to Baltimore
and New York to select stock of
| spring goods. Abe says he will buy
more heavily than ever and in greater
variety.
Benson Jacobs the hustling Little
Falls merchant was in town on bust
ness yesterday afternoon. He reports
everything quiet up the river but says
that he did the largest holiday bust
ness that he has ever done.
d. B. Kincaid who was married a
short time ago in Denver is visiting
in Taylor county with his bride.
Miss Daisy John spent the holi-
days with Miss Margaret Arnett at
Fairmont and has returned to Nor
gantown.
Dr. George |. Keener has returned
to Weston after spending few days
here visiting his mother who lives on
the west side of the river
George L. Markley of Missouri is here
and will enter the University. He
will make his home with Mrs. John
G. Capeheart his cousin.
Miss Leila Cameron, daughter of
Presiding Elder Cameron, left to-day
for Delaware, Ohio, where she will
enter the Ohio Wesleyan University.
-Parkersburg Journal.
George Bennett who has been i'll
for a month with grip is able to be
out again. His sister Miss Sallie is
still sick but is recovering from the
same malady.
Prof. Atwood OF the experiment
station who has been having the fever
and pneumonia at the same time is
getting better and in four weeks has
been promised by his physician that
he will be able TO be out again.
Jesse Trippet has gone back to
Nashville where he will re-enter the
University of Nashville where he
has been attending school this win
ter. We wish for him prosperous
year.
Prof. Robt. A. Armstrong improved
the season of rest by working all the
time in the Carnegie library in
Pittsburg and has come back to the
University to get even with his
classes for the labor performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Jones have
returned from trip east where they
spent the honeymoon. They have
gone to the residence of Mr.. and
and Mrs. ALI Wells where they will
make their future home.
DIR. Page A Gibbons is back from a
stay of several weeks in Hampshire at
his old home. OF course he had a
great time. He always does and his
many friends there were glad to see
him. We too are glad to have him
back with us.
G. r. Krebs, of New Martinsville,
who has not been in school since
last year is back again. He will
graduate in June. Every one is
glad to see the familiar form of
pap" and hopes that he will enjoy
his stay with US until Commence
ment.
Messrs. Abner and Jasper Whar-
ton who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Wharton and other rela-
tives in this county have gone
home. They were formerly residents
of this county and their many
friends here are glad to learn that
they have profted greatly by the oil
boom which has recently struck the
section in which they live Each of
them has number of paying wells
ON his place and they are rapidly
getting on the sunny side of Easy
street.
Miss Title Bernhardt who has been
quite sick at her home in Uniontown
is well again and is supplying place
in the4public schools down there dur
ing the absence of one Of the teachers
who is sick
Miss Ida Hackney has taken turn
for the better but il will be months
before she is able to resume her duties
in the schools. We are certainly glad
to learn that she will get well at all
as it was feared that she would not
recover from the attack.
Mr.. John G. Lantz, proprietor OF
the Wallace House, has been quite
seriously i'll for several days past
from an attack OF grip and neuralgia.
He is mending at present and his
friends hope to see him out soon
again
Mrs. M. J. Kuhn of Grafton has ar
rived here and will make her home
with her daughter Mrs. Ford, Of
Peasants street.