The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-15

HUH w usuluSto4 nutIt sue has
been for the past ten days on visit.
c. r. Hayes is out again after be-
ing confined to the house two weeks
from an attack of grip.
Colonel Casteel of the Second regi-
ment is now on ten days leave of
absence.
Messrs Sine and Harner can get what
ever they want from the voters on
account Of their action on the bridge
matter.
PosT Office inspector S. I. Hoote
Of Baltimore came in on Thursday
afternoon to look after things about
the post Office.
Director Stewart of the Experiment.
Station has returned from attending
several farmers institutes in various
counties of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Kinkaid have
returned to Taylor county and in a
few days will go back to Denver
their future home.
Mrs. S. S. Wade and little daugh-
ter returned on Saturday from
Clarksburg where Mrs. Wade had
been making protracted visit at
her old home
Max Waters has been making a
number of Improvements in his store
ON the corner OF Main and Walnut.
He is determined to keep in the front
rank 0f the shoe stores
Prof Aldrich is back from the East
where he has been on business con-
nected with the rebuilding Of Mechan-
ical Hall and other business in rela-
tion to his department.
Miss Callie Hagans departed for her
home in Chicago Thursday afternoon.
Sorry we can't have Miss Callie and
the whole family for that matter with
us all the time.
Mrs. ID. Il. Kidd has returned from
a visit to Wheeling having been call
ed there by the dangerous illness OF
her sister, Miss Ada Wright who was
very much better when Mrs. Kidd left
there.
Uncle Gus Delawder is very sick
at his home in Maryland and the
chances OF his recovery are not at
all bright. This will be bad news
to his many friends here.
Squire George M. Reay of South
Morgantown who has been sick for
some time was we are glad to learn
somewhat improved at the last re-
ports.
Fred Davis is in town for short
visit. He has been away for several
months and has been engaged in en-
cheering work.
Captain Porter of the f. M. and p.
is back on duty after a short rest.
He is one of the most popular men on
the road and his popularity is well
deserved.
Mrs. Leutie II. Baker and daughter
Essie, of Pulaski City, Virginia, are
home on visit to Mrs. Bakers faith
er, II. f. Rice.
Mr. j. Ami Martin of Kingwood who
recently moved from that place to
Morgantown has been made mem
Der of the official board of the NJ +.
church.
DIR. Y. X. Brown is expected home
to visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Brown. He lives at Virginia,
Mimi, and it has been seven years
since he was here. OF course every
one will be glad to see him.
Our genial friend Luther Sanders
was in town yesterday-the first time
for about year. For a long time
past he has held an important position
with the Standard oil company in
this county.
Mr.. James c. Wallace has gone to
Waynesburg where he goes to visit
his brother William who has been
sick for some time. We hope that
he may find the sick man much i'm
proved in health.
Senator Charles J. Faulkner whose
term as Senator from West Virginia
expired March 4th, will locate In New
York for the practice of law. 1t is
said that he has assurances of bust
ness as attorney for some large corpo-
rations that will give him handsome
| income.
DR.. z. K. Brown, of Virginia City,
Minnesota, is here to spend short
time with his father Hon. Jno. j.
Brown who has not been in good
health for some time. The Doctors
numerous friends here are also greatly
pleased to see him. He has evidently
prospered in his adopted home.
Miss Ella Fordyce, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is able to come here
and continue to instruct her pupils
who are taking lessons. Her class
here consists of twelve young ladies
and gentlemen and all of them speak
of her in the highest terms as teach
r.-Mannington Advocate.
Attorney Geo. G. Baker left on Sum
day for San Diego, California, to look
after some property owned by the late
DIR. Morris. The peculiar laws Of
that state require an executor to
qualify in person before he can take
possession hence the necessity for the
trip. He will visit other points in
California before returning and will
be absent several weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Francis will
move from their present home at
Richland Center, Wisconsin, to Evans
ton, Illinois. April 1st, where Mr..
Francis will be installed as pastor Of
the South Presby terrain church. The
appointment is an excellent one and