The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-11-29
AMOUR ORR FRIENDS.


Where they are and How they are.
George e. Gramm of Grafton was
in town on Friday looking after some
business affairs.
Mr.. d. o. Green OF Grafton who
has been an engineer for long time
on the fifth division has been in town
for several days at the Wallace House.
Mr.. e. NJ. Grant is back from
Wheeling where he has been 10 atten-
dance on meeting of the Mystic Shrin-
ers. While there he was Initiated into
the mysteries of the fraternity.
Mrs. Marie Hester, vocal instruc-
tor in the University School of Mu-
sic, has been engaged to sing at two
sessions of the Fayette county, Pa,
teachers institute to be held next
month at Uniontown. Mrs Hester
is splendid singer
Bennett S. White has returned 10
Providence r. /. where he has po-
sition with Browne and Sharpe. He
Everyone was sorry to see him leave
and they hope that he will be able
to return soon.
NJ. L. Cole has been appointed post
master at Bruceton Mills Preston
county
Major T. p. Il. Brown of Beverly is
here to visit his brother Commander
r. M. G.. Brown and his sisters Mrs.
Moreland and Mrs. Ollie. Everyone
Is glad to see him.
Prof. and Mrs. r. c. ,Atkeson who
have been attending the meeting of
the National Grange at Columbus
Ohio are back at home having return
ed on Friday morning. They had a
most delightful time. The attend
ance was very large and the people of
the city spared no pains in entertain
Ing them. The National Grange hon.
ored itself and Prof. Atkeson both by
electing him as one of its officers
The recognition is merited one and
was due the long and splendid services
of the Professor in the organization in
this state.
DI. Gardner of Berkeley Springs,
w. Va, spent Sunday at the Frank
lin House.
Mr.. j. S. linn and family were re-
Gently visiting friends at Masontown,
Preston county.
Mrs. Francis A. Belts, of Sykes
Vile, Maryland, is visiting at the res
idence of Mr.. j. Ami Martin.
Rev. Ira NJ. Wallace has been called
to Deyys Station by the serious i'll
ness of his brother-in-law John Nolan.
w. S. Deffenbaugh, of Fairchance,
who graduated from the University
was in town on Sunday look
Ing up his old friends.
Prof. Thos. K. Hodges is back
from Huntington where he has been
for several days looking after some
business interests.
Miss Jennie Staggers is at Lincoln,
Illinois, where she has charge of one
division of a children's institute. Her
friends here will be pleased to learn
that she is quite comfortably situa-
ted.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Barr took the
train on Tuesday. Mrs.
Barr goes to Pittsburg for six weeks
visit and Mr.. Barr goes to McClelland-
town on business. He will be back in
a day or SO.
Among the friends here to attend
the funeral of Miss Olive Dawson
we're; Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Rhoads, of
Pa, Mrs. II. M. Durbin,
Of Grafton, and Mr.. r. w. Dawson,
If Belle Vernon, Pa.
Prof. A. l.. Wade came from
Charleston to attend the reception
given by the teachers of the Public
on Saturday night. He
takes the livliest possible interest
n all matters affecting the public |
schools of the county and never let's
any opportunity slip to show that
interest.
Charles Bowie came in on Saturday |
evening and some one gave him a |
ticket to go to the show. He drew |
The bed room suite that was given |
lway, drawing it on the first number
hat was pulled from the hat. He
las gone back to McKeesport where
le is at present stationed with the |
gang of painters that he left here with
asst summer.
George M. Breakiron will be the
nail carrier on the rural route to be
established soon on the West Side
# the river.
Though Prof. John l.. Johnston
las greatly improved in health he is
lot yet able to resume his duties in
he University.
c. D. Allebaugh who has been
connected with Posten's City Market
or some time will go into the service
# the Mingo Glass company the
irst of the month as salesman.