The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-06
ABOUT ouR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

several weeks here at DIR. Kelley's.
Jennette Allebaugh is suffering
from an attack of measles. There
are numerous cases among the little
folks in this vicinity also a few cases
of mumps.
0Harry Kunst of Grafton who has
been in town for day or so has gone
back home.
Mr. S. ID. Hirschman will probably
spend Christmas with his Morgantown
friends. All will be pleased to see
him.
Lem HI. Watson of 0pekiska has
been in town on business. He is one
of the leading men of that section of
the county.
Mr. G. L. BOURNE, the engraver
and repairer is back again with Geo
C. Hayes d Co after an absence of
ten days at his old home in New
York state.
Miss Dannie Protzman of Morris
Cross Roads is visiting her sister Mrs.
b. III. MADEIRA at the Franklin House.
Mrs. Protzman her mother has re-
turned home after visit here.
Student Hodges who was reported
to have a broken collar bone is not in
jured as stated. He had this collar
bone broken earlier in the season but
it is all right now and is not expected
to give him any more trouble He
was in the game against Waynesburg
on Thursday and the injury was re-
ported to one of the Pittsburg papers.
DR.. and Mrs. Page A Gibbons have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now at home at Mrs. Shislers
where they have engaged rooms and
where they will remain until they go
TO housekeeping later. They visited
Washington, Old Point Comfort,
Baltimore and Pittsburg on the trip
which occupied about ten days. Ev-
cry one is glad to see them at home
again.
Mr.. Will Henderson, OF Pittsburg,
was che guest Of Geo. G. Hayes and
family from Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. Howard l.. Swisher, propri-
etor of the Acme Book Store, is suf-
fering from a severe attack of mea.
sizes.
Judge Hagans has gone to Fair
mont where he will preside at the reg
ular term of court which started last
week.
Win Kiger and a party of rabbit
hunters few days ago killed a hare
chat weighed nine pounds. This
beats all the records in this section.
1t is said that it looked like deer
as it ran through the bushes.
Silas V. Langfit of Doddridge
who was formerly student
at the University came in on Mon
day for short visit. He has been
in Dental College at Philadelphia
and is now full fiedged dentist.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong has recent
Iy received some fiattering offers to do
institute work the coming year. Prof.
Armstrong does such effective
work as an institute instructor that
his services are in demand beyond
Wndu he can accept
The date for the wedding of Miss
Jane Faulkner and DIR. William
White, of Nashville, has been set for
December 2Sth. Senator and Mrs
Faulkner will entertain large house
party at their Colonial home, Boyd
vile, beginning Tuesday, the Goth.
DR.. j. B. Taylor has moved from
Richmond to Atlanta where he will
reside hereafter and direct the work
Of the church for the orphans of the
South. Mention was recently made
n these columns that the Baptist de-
nomination has requested the Doctor
10 accept this important work.
Lawrence Wade, of TYLER county,
mas been visiting his father E. j. |
Wade and numerous other friends
lear Taylortown for a week past.
Mr.. Wade is an excellent young man
Ind all are glad to see him again.
He has much sympathy in the loss of
lis wife some time ago.
Miss Myrtle Parriott, of Cameron,
s the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jason
Clark. She is here in the interest
If the sold Maids Convention"
Harry Armstrong who was formerly
! student in the University has been
appointed cashier of the new bank at |
Beverly. He is said TO be one of the |
'oungest bank officials in the state.
Mr.. w. J, Alexander of Manning |
on came in on Tuesday afternoon to
visit his son Frank who is student |
n the University and to attend to
ONE business in connection with the
standard Oil Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Reynolds, of |
bennington, who have been here for
ometime left ON Wednesday morn
ng for their home. Mr.. REYNOLDS
lad entered the University but was
to leave on account of his
lealth. He was pursuing studies
eading to the Masters degree.
Captain and Mrs. J. r. Miller ar
lived here on Tuesday evening.
hey have been in Washington, D.
=, since leaving Morgantown but
oncluded to return here. Mrs. Mil
er's health was not good while in
he capital city. The Captain will
start as travelling sales
nan with Morgantown as headquar-
ers. Everyone is glad to see them
Jack again.
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Mrs. B. +. Martin of Grafton was
ecently here trying to get some place
0 locate in Morgantown. Nothing
uitable has as yet been found and
he may be unable to get anything.
Ter husband was one of the first re-
ents of the University and was very
yell known in Morgantown. Every
ne hopes that Mrs. Martin may be
BILE to make the necessary arrange
aents to remain here as she would be
great acquisition to the town in
nany ways.
Mrs. Walter A. Mestrezat who has
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