The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-05-10

Personal Mention Of Prominc nj People
Where theY are and How they are.

there.
Jesse Sh uttleworth of Little Falls
was an arrival ON the morning train
Monday.
e. B. Stewart has returned from
Chicago where he had been on legal
business.
Miss Boyles, of West Morgantown
was received into the Methodist
church on Sunday by letter.
II. II. Emmert of Martinsburg who
was here for day or so on legal bust
ness has returned nome.
Fred S. Byers of Philippi has
gone home after spending a day OF
so here.
Attorney E. B. Stewart has gone to
Chicago on business and will be away
for possibly week.
Douglass Glasscock is back from
a visit to Warrington. He may To-
cate in Morgantown.
Prot. A. L. Wade has arrived from
the Valley of Virginia where has
been on business for sometime.
Miss Carrie Dent attended COM
mencement at Wilson College last
week, Chambersburg Miss Carrie
formerly attended school there.
Mrs. 4. +. Hayes had returned
from Richmond where she has been
for some time on visit to her old
home.
Mr.. w. A. Park, well known citi-
zen Of Clay district, was in town on
Monday on business. Mr.. Park is a
very excellent gentleman.
DIR. Page A. Gibbons has returned
from Romney where he was called
by the illness Of his mother. We are
pleased to note that she is improv-
ing.
Alexander Eddy who was threaten.
ed with an attack OF fever has so far
recovered as to be able TO be out again
and attending to his duties at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fortney and
children, of Morgantown, have been
here for several days visiting Mrs.
Fs parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Martin.-Argus.
G. j. Michael of Georgetown has
been III for some time with erysipelas
and does not show much sign OF i'm
provement. We hope that he may
soon be restored to health.
Waitman Barbe will deliver address
es at the closing of the High Schools
Of Benwood, Sistersville and Point
Pleasant. Mr.. Barbe is very much in
demand on occasions OF this kind.
Frank Cox has been at Fairmont
in consultation with the lawyers
there on some phase of the license
question which at present is engag-
ing the attention of everyone up
there
Mr. and Mrs. Will Reed who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Reed have gone back home. Mrs.
Reed was here for week or more
and was joined by her husband ON
Saturday.
Mrs. A. d. Hopkins and family
have gone TO her old home in Wood
county to remain about two months.
Their many friends here will miss
them in their absence but wish
them pleasant stay.
Col. Gilmore is engaged in laying
a brick pavement to the new stable
at the Experiment station. Several
men are at work on the pavement
and it will be completed this after
noon.
George Bambrick of New Cumber
land who was formerly a student
here graduating in the law depart
ment in ninety six is in town ON
business and will remain for several
days.
Mrs. l. Aldrich has gone tc Phila-
lelphia where she will spend the sum
ner. Her Morgantown friends hope
hat she will have a pleasant summer
md thatsitrwill not be very long be-
fore she returns to this place.
Mrs. w. J. Ong, Mrs. John A. Ollie
Ind Mrs. A. NJ. Buchanan who have
been attending the meeting Of the
Societies Of the Parkers-
burg Presbytery at Grafton have re-
turned home. They report a most
interesting and profitable session.
Will Gilmore now has phone in
lis livery on Beechurst, 1t is No
liz and he can be reached at any
lime by anyone who wants team of
any description. He always gives
,he best and is one of the most ac-
.ommodating men in the business.
Z. E Baker, of Pittsburg, made a
lying trip to. Morgantown on Sun
lay to visit his father, Mr. II. C.
Baker, who has been sick all win
,er. Mr.. Baker is somewhat better
han he has been for sometime we
ire glad to learn.
Mr.. Benny G.. Dorsey was in town
,o-day, his first visit since the begin
hing Of the year. In that time his
,ntire family has passed through a
OF fever everyone Of them be
ng Frustrated at the same. time.
Their friends will be pleased to learn
hat all are about again.
DR.. and Mrs. Cox have gone to Car
legie where they were called by tel.
gram announcing the death of Mrs.
Jox's sister, Mrs. Allie j. Becker.
No details of the death was received
md it was not known how it occurred.
Mrs. Decker had not even been i'll the
asst time they had heard from her and
he death was a very sudden one.
Rev. N. L. Bumgardner formerly
Presiding Elder of the Oakland dis
,rict of the M. E. Conference who is
low in charge OF the Morgantown dis
riot, was in Oakland this week and
md while here paid us very agree
Ible call. He owns a very valuable
at Mt. Lake Park, where he
esided for several years, before leav-
ng this district.-Oakland Democrat.
Prof. c. r. Jones has gone to
N Washington to attend the meeting
# the American Society of Mechan
cal Engineers which meets there
his week. He will return for duty
IN Monday morning. Prof AldrichA
Who is now in the east will also at
end the meeting.
Squire S. r Burke, received a
Message Sunday evening stating
hat his nephew, Burke Wilson, a
student at the University, was sick