Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-23
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Miss Fogle Of Manniugton is here
to visit her brother Homer Fogle.
r. P. Reay returned to-day from a
trip To Ohio which has taken up sew
eral weeks
Howard l.. Swisher has gone to
Parkersburg to attend the meeting OF
the State Editorial association.
Mrs L, j. Peabody returned Tues
day evening from pittshurg where she
has been for few days on business.
Mr.. Randolph Smith has our
thanks for recent courtesies. Mr..
Smith is one OF our gopd citizens
Director James II. Stewart has
returned from Keyser where he had
beea te attend farmers institute
Ralph Finnell OF Parkershurg who
was formerly resident of this place
was an arrival on Wednesday mora
ing.
Lee Deming who has been visiting
in Ohio since the return of the base
ball team returned on Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. John Hood, we'll known cit
izen of Louisville aud very excel
lent gentleman, was here &c. day on
business
John Hare is very accommoda-
ting official and has brought con.
siderable amount of business To the
telephone company.
Mrs. s. b. Allen who has been Wis
lting relatives in Parkersburg and
Wheeling for some time returned
home on Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs e. L. Naret well
known In Morgantown will shortly re-
move from Putnam county this state
their present home TO Uniontown, Pa.
where they will locate.
Il. B. Wilgus who has been visiting
his daughter in Hazelwood has re-
turned. Miss Francis who aecompa-
MED him down there will remain
during the summer vacation.
Miss Ethel earle left this morning for
her home in Wood county where she
will spend her vacation. She
was accompanied by Jesse Hall who
will remain there this summer.
Misses Hattie and Elite Tenant
have returned from Newburg where
they had been to attend the funeral
Of the late DR.. Dent who died there
a few days ago after = brief illness.
We are pleased To note that Mr..
John 5 Hood has regained his old
time vigor to great extent and is
quite active for his wears. A year
or more ago he was quite sick for a
time
Fred Davis got "a fishing hook
deeply buried in his hand on Tues
dat afternoon. DR.. Gibbons remov.
ed the hook and there is expected
to be no trouble from it. 1t made a
nasty wound.
Mrs. Rebecea Williams, of Greens.
boro, was here Yesterday to visit a
number of her old friends for a short
time. Mrs Williams was formerly
Ytti tsA1 halnbs fltiG anu W do lVfEtt
by all who knew her.
Miss Nora Sharp, of Pittsburg, is
here and will remain at the home of
Mrs. Alice Jones, on Sunnyside, un-
til the latter shall have completed
her Western trip and returned to
Morgantown.
Professor Gallup has gone to New
Cumberland where he will attend the
public school commencement and wit
ness the graduation OF the first class
to complete the course since he laid
down the duties OF the position which
he filed for SO long.
From the Parkersburg papers we
learn that A. B. Boughner Of the State
Journal. who has been at Cambridge
boro Springs for month or SO for the
benefit of his health has recovered
and has returned TO his duties.
Mr.. John Lindsey, Of Pittsburg, is
here to spend some time with Prof.
Lorentz. Mr.. Lindsey has been in
poor health for some time but we are
pleased to note has considerably inn
proved and we hope the genial air of
Morgantown will bring him his old
time health and strength.
Justin M. Klnkle is representing
the NEW DOMINION at the meeting OF
the state editors in Parkersburg. Be-
fore his return he will take In the ex-
cursion of the fraternity to Buffalo
and return. They go up there TO vis-
it the Pan American Exposition
which will open next spring.
Prof. L. G. Corbett has returned
from the Eastern end of the state
where he had been called to look af-
ter the spraying Of the orchards
which have become infected with
the San Jose scale. He reports that
everything was done that could be
done and that great good will result
to the orchards under treatment.