The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

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Mr.. G. S. Stewart of Arnettsville
was a pleasant caller at this office on
Friday.
Col. Alfred Caldwell, of Wheeling,
came in on Friday morning to at
tend to some legal business.
10. L. Keener went up to Fairmont
yesterday and returned 10 the after
noon.
Carl Frame has been chosen as the
chief stenographer for the present
session of the legislature.
f. j. Brock has been spending
some time away from Morgantown
visiting at several places.
The West virginian says: Mrs. J..
N. Pickenpaugh recently spent several
days in Palatine with her daughter
Mrs. Swindler.
Jason Clark is another of the vic
Tins of the grip. He has been sick
for several days but has not yet
given up to the attack.
w. c. Kunkle will leave for Ten
nessee in few days where he will
be for sometime taking up a lot OF
lumber
The Frostburg Journal says: ga. j.
Koontz, of Morgantown, W. Va, was
the guest of Henry K. Neff last week.
He was in the county attending court. "
w. Z. Davis, of Grafton, came in
on Saturday morning to look after
some business matters here.
Senator Fast has our thanks for
copies of the Senate Journal. Senator
Fast is the leader of that body.
Attorney Oscar A. Campbell who
attended the meeting of the state
bar association at Charleston this
week has returned home.
T. p. Reay has come back from
Charleston with an attack of illness
and he has been kept close at home
since his return.
Scott Lowe has landed one of the
clerkships as was generally expect
ed. r. d. Heironimus also received
one of these juicy plums.
Charles Holden has gone home to
Harrison county where he will spend
several days before his return to
school
Student Randolph, of Salem, has
been forced by illness to leave the
University and go home He will
back as soon as he RECEIVERS.
Hon. j. N. Camden will be presi-
dent, A. II. Kunst vice president, and
M. w. Harrison secretary and treasur-
er of the West Virginia and Pittsburg
railroad for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Miller went to
Pittsburg Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. ii. L. Scrafford which
took place in that city on Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Fannie Jacobs of Palatine who
is daughter of Policeman Bennett
OF this place is recovering from an at
tack OF fever. Her mother has been
with her for some time past.
Frank B. Bannister has gone back
to Plttsburg after spending few
days here. He is there In charge of
the exhibit that the Seneca Company
is making at the Monongahela House.
Judge j. NJ. Hagans has gone to
Clarksburg where he will hold a
term of court. He has not been very
well and his place has been filled by
Hon. John W. Mason.
The Cumberland Independent says;
"Mrs. w. ]. Reed, of Elkins, who has
been visiting her brother r. T..
Semmes has returned to her home. !"
Ray McDermott has sold his bus
mess in the Wood county oil field
and moved to Morgantown. He is
engaged on some contracts in the
oil field in this county now.
Paul Mccoy and A. N. Thompson
have succeeded in lobbying resolu-
tion through the House Of Delegates
providing for two printing clerks for
that body and Of course they are to
have the places.
John Hoffman returned from Nor
r;s Cross poads ON Snndav and Mr.
and Mrs p n MADEIRA came in on
Monday. They had been visiting
friends down there and OF course
had a good tine.
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where eney nave oeen 'isi''ne ior 'ne
past tnree montns bernie ieeis very
much better as result OF the trip
and everyone Is glad TO see them
back again.
Mrs. C. r. HAYES gave delightful
dinner to few friends yesterday.
The guests were: Prof and Mrs.
Hodges, Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins, Miss
Butcher, of Parkersburg, Miss Eva
McVicker, Mrs. VIM. j. Reed and
Guy johnson.
Capta;n Jnck Arnold. of the Sec
ond regiment has gone to Weston
after short stay here. He had not
heard of the reported muster out of
the regiment when he left camp. He
is very much taken with the life in
the service and may go into the reg
ular army when his regiment is
mustered out
d. Fl. Courtney. well-known oil
producer of Morgantown, was seen in
town Wednesday. Mr. Courtney is
interested In the big well recently
drilled on the Eddy farm in the Bat