The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-08-23
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


Mrs. Blanche Stephenson and son of
Hazelwood Pa, daughter of /. b.
Wilgus is here for visit of few
days.
Mrs. Herschell Protzman has just
recovered from long attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. G. M. Chichester and two chill
dren, of Weston, are visiting Mrs.
Maria st. Clair here. The ladies are
sisters.
Miss Ada Wright, of Parkersburg.
is here to spend some time with her
sisters Mrs. ID. f. Kidd and Mrs. S.
b. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denny Smith, of
Pittsburg, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. @. Steele. They will remain I'M
til the last of the week.
Mr.. Kinsey Fife who was paralyzed
several days ago does not seem to i'm
prove very rapidly we are sorry to note
and his condition is not apparently as
favorable as 1t was shortly after the
shock was experienced.
DIR. Logan Casselberry has returned
To New York after a visit of some
length to his parents here. Everyone
enjoyed his visit and all were sorry
that he had to go back 50 soon. He
has been making very gratifying
success in his new home.
Miss Lieu Baker is here having
been called by the serious illness OF
her father and she will remain for a
week or ten days. Mr., Baker has
been in very had health for several
months and he does not seem to I'M
prove much.
Rev. and Mrs. Ross Ward have left
this county for Preston where they
will make their future home. Mrs.
Ward has been near Stewartstown
ever since her marriage to him some
time ago and the arrangements have
just been completed for the removal
to the new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy OF
the Pump Station have been called to
Corydon, Pa, by the death of Mr..
Kennedy's father. The old gentle
man had been in failing health for a
long time and his death was not I'M
expected but the dissolution came
sooner than was expected.
Miss Jennie Mailer who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Walter MADEIRA
has returned to her home in Alleghe-
ny.
Mrs. Frank Selby, of Greenmont,
has gone to Wheeling to visit her
husband who Is employed in that
city as brlck-layer.
Mrs. |. G. Lazelle has returned here
from visit to her sister in New Jer-
sey and is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Jackson.
Col. Guffy and Attorney c. b. Ollie
were lately in Preston County looking
after some legal matters connected
with the Cheat River Railroad.
Guy Brown is at home for visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
j. Brown. He has been in South
Dakota for several months with his
brother.
Duke Dent is back from Lonacon-
ing where he has been for several
weeks and is now at his home at Gran
vile. He has pitched some great
balls this year and has had very nice
time.
II. l.. Swisher, of Morgantown, is
in the lead for the Democratic nomi-
nation for State Superintendent. He
would make fine candidate. We
have more to say regarding his candi-
dacy later. -Clarksburg News.
DR.. and Mrs. |. C. White with
Misses Fannie and Edith are at
home having returned from Elkins
where they have been the guests of
Senator and Mrs. Elkins. They
drove down from Fairmont.
Miss Ada Wade is in Pittsburg and
has accepted position as type writer
and stenographer there. She will not
likely return to Buckhannon where
she has acting as private secretary to
President Boyers of the Seminary.
James Moreland is visiting in King
wood at present. He spent some time
in Massachusetts early in the summer
and has since been at Oakland. He
will not return home for some time
yet.
Mrs. j. w. Carter, of Raleigh, North
Carolina, who has been visiting Judge
Okey johnson and Mrs. ID. d. John
son has left here for other parts of
the state to visit relatives. She went
from this place to Buckhannon.
Miss Villa Brand who has been
spending several weeks at Elkton, Va.
is back at home ready to attend the
teachers institute. She is one of the
teachers in the Morgantown schools
and has been reelected for the next
year.
We are pleased to see Lieut.. Kemble
White in Morgantown again. He
will enter the law department of the
University. Lieut.. White was one
of the most efficient officers of the
Second regiment during the Cuban
war and is a popular gentleman
Wherever KnOWE.
f. HI. Yost has gone west and he
will coach the team of Kansas Uni
versity this fall in foot ball. Last
year he was with Nebraska and the
latter beat their Kansas rivals to
death. The two colleges have been
great rivals and the result of the
contest since Yost has changed from
one to the other will be very doubt
full one. He will receive salary of
twelve hundred dollars for the sea
SON.
Miss Effie Miller, of this Office, is
over Cheat taking weeks outing
We hope that she will have nice
time.
Prof. p. G. McBee is one of the
teachers here to attend the insti-
tute. He is to be principal of the
the Warrington schools for next
year.
Arthur Dorsey has gone to Pitts
burg to apply for enlistment in the
band of the Thirtieth regiment. He
failed the first time but expects to
get in this time all right.
Hon. John J. Brown we regret to
note has not hepn we'll for some time