The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-04-26

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some shopping.
Mrs. John Wagner, of Wheeling, is
here TO spend short time among her
numerous friends. All are as glad as
ever to see her again.
DIR. RuhI of Fairmont who was re-
Gently elected to place in the medi-
cal department Of the University is in
town on professional business
Hon. Jno. J. Brown has about
recovered from his longillness of APP
pearance among his friends in town
as usual and all are glad to see him.
Rev. o. G. White is holding series
of meetings at Morris X Roads, Pa.
Mr.. White is u student in the Uni
versity and is very excellent gentle
man.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McVicker has gone to
Baltimore where she Will select her
stock of summer millinery in prepara-
ton for the opening which Is to take
place soon.
Guy Wiley is back from Cumber-
land where he has been with J. w.
Paul on a mine survey in which the
latter was interested as state mine
inspector.
Miss Lieu Baker who was recently
here to visit her father has been sick
ever since her return to Pittsburg but
she is somewhat better now and will
be all right again in a few days.
Squire Geo. NJ. Reay who has been
suffering for some time from stroke
OF paralysis has SO far recovered that
he can walk out some. His many
friends will be pleased to learn this.
Mrs. NJ. j. Weimer of West New
ton is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Laughed in South Morgantown
Bert Laughed who has been located
in MeKeesport is at home and will
remain until sunday.
Prot Woolery will leave this even
ing for Danville Ky, where he has
been summoned by the serious i'll
ness of his mother-in-law. During
his absence his classes will be under
the charge of Mr.. Ohern.
Mrs. James Cox has returned from
Masontown where she has been on ac-
count Of the Illness OF her mother
Mrs Menear The latter we are glad
to learn is very much better.
T. b. Williams is back from Union
town where he went to look after some
brick contracts. The council will mol
act on the matter until next Monday
when he will go down to see them
again.
Col. Jos. McDermott is back from
a trip over the county looking after
his oil interests in this section. He
reports the roads as being very dry
and as getting into fairly good condi.
ton.
Miss Jennie Staggers left on Wed
nesday for Illinois where she will
nuke her future home. Everyone
is sorry to see Miss Jennie leave
Morgantown but they hope she may
find her new home pleasant one.
Mrs. f. X. O'Kelly who was so II
during the past winter and spring ha'
improved very greatly and can go Out
walking. We trust the genial spring
air will completely restore the goot
lady.
DR.. V. V. Cameron has returned Il
Parkersburg after a stay of weel
here. While he was in Preston
county he registered for the practic
of his profession. He has not vet de
cided on the place where he will locat
for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Meminger hayi
| left here for Philadelphia where the
will mako their future home. TIL
family has made many friends Will
they have lived here and they par
With them with regret.
Rev. L. A. Barnes Is conducting
revival meeting at Bakers Ridge tina
is proving of very great interest an
has aroused the people Of that section
a great deal. A number of people ar
under conviction and the meetings ar
expected to result in much good.
John Harvey has left for Hunting
ton here he will accept new posi-
ton. He has been in the office Q
McDermott aud Company for som
time and has proven to be yer
industrious and capable young man
He will make success in his neN
position.
Prof. d. M. Willis has returne
from his home in Harrison count
where he had taken his brother VIII
had had an attack Of fever. The lal
ter was sick for about six weeks bu
has recovered far enough to go hom
where he will remain until he has Il
covered from the attack
Frank Caples has gone to his oil
home in Ohio where he has bee
called by the serious illness Of hi
father. The latter is very old ma
being far advanced in the eightie
and there seems to be no hope Of hi
recovery We hope however tina
the relatives are mistaken and tina
he may be spared many years yet.
| Mr.. Clark Jones of Farmingto
Marion county who recently remove
from this county was in town Wee
nesday morning looking after SON
business interests He likes his ne
home but regrets thai he had to II
move from such good county a
this one is.
i Philip Konrad left on the mornin
train on Wednesday for Chicago
He was Joined at Randall by Gordo
TAFT who is also a member of the ser
| ior engineering class at the Universit
and who is to have position wit
the same company. Fred Fnrma
has gone to Colorado and he accom-
panied them to Chicago.
Prof Robt. A. Armstrong OF til
w V. U. will deliver the principi
address here on Memorial day. Pro
Armstrong was engaged by the G. 4
r. post to deliver lecture here 0
the both OF May year ago, but eli
cumstances over which he had n
control interviewed and compelled hil
to cancel his engagement.--Smithtiel
cor. News Standard.
Rev. j. w. Francis and wife al
rived in their new home at Evanstol
Illinois, to day where Mr.. France
becomes pastor Of a large churcl
They will he the guests Of friend
there for u short time until thei
home is ready tor them Their Of
congregation at Richland Cent
parted with them very reluctantl
Miss Emma Boughner was tran
ferred April 1st from the Postofii'
Department register at Washingto
2 lunder the civil service. to an additiO