The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-29
ABOUT OUR FRIEsDs.


John Shriver Esq, is home from a
visit to Webster Springs
L. A. Yeager is down in Pennsyl-
vania looking after some business
matters.
James V. Howe who is working
for the Wabash in Preston county
has been home on a short visit.
f. t. Willis OF the United States
Geological Survey has been here on a
visit to his brother Prof. d. NJ. Willis.
D. K. Koonce has returned from a
business trip to Philippi. He will go
to his home in Jefferson county in a
week or two.
w. T. Nicolls of Wellsburg is Wis.,
itor in the city. Mr.. Nicolls is "a
prominent contractor, who helped to
build two OF the glass factories in this
place.
Byron Rightmire has returned from
Baltimore and Atlantic City. He at
tended the convention of the Elks and
reports one OF the greatest times on
record.
John d. Bott, of Brownsville, was
here Sunday the guest OF Chas.
Moore.
Miss Maude McVicker has re-
turned from a visit to her sister
Mrs. Reed at Fairmont.
M. H. We'll has returned from
Baltimore, where he spent the past
week attending the meetings of the
Gran d Lodge OF Elks.
Miss Chrystal Jacobs, daughter
of w. L. Jacobs. of Indianapolis, is
here the guest Of her grandmother
Mrs. G. Jacobs on Foundry street.
George NJ. Breakiron who hao
been i'll so long from typhoid fever
has so far recovered that be was
able to be ON the street today.
Georges friends are pleased to see
him out again.
Geo. c. Baker, Mrs. Hannah Guse-
man, Mrs. L. j. Meeks and Chas.
Baker left today for Lake Chatauqua,
New York, to spend two weeks or
more.
Mrs. Fred E. Dean has returned
from an extended stay al her old
home in Niagara Falls. Miss
Florence and Elmer Dean are still
there.
o. B. Conway, who has been i'll
at the City Hospital for the past
eight weeks OF typhoid fever, is al
most entirely recovered, and lett the
hospital today.
Sumner I. Hopwood, of Parsons,
this state, has accepted place at
the Acme Book store. He is staying
with his sister, Mrs. John Polling, in
South Park. Mr.. Polling has been
an Acme employee for some time.
Miss Ina Barnes, of Middlebourne,
who has been student in the Sum-
mer School, was called home Sunday
morning by the illness of her sister.
Miss Barnes expects to return to
the University at some time and
finish her course.
Charles Swain who has been Wis |
iting in Fostoria, Ohio has returned
home.
Miss Maud Jennings who has been
away for an extended visit has return
ed home.
Dan Dawson returned to King
wood today after spending u day or
two in the city.
The Misses Kline are back at |
home after an extended visit to
riends in Fostorio, Ohio.
C. f. Stuart left yesterday to
spend two weeks with his wife at
Hinton this state.
Edward Shaffer and Miss Bessie
Fisher Of Alliance, Ohio, are visiting |
Der uncle, Frank Caples.
Rev. and Mrs. John l.. Roemer, of |
Ohio are here the guests OF |
Mrs. Roemer's mother, Mrs. Z. Pick
,npaugh, for month or two.
Mrs. S. G. Chadwick and Mrs. L. |
J. Peabody, will leave this week TO
spend week or two at Atlantic
City.
DIR. Page A. Gibbons spent sunday
1t Mountain Lake Park where Mrs.
Gibbons and son have been spending
he summer.
George R. Winger has gone TO Fair
mont to make arrangements for TAX
ng the cannon from the University to
where it will be used dur
ing the coming encampment of the
National Guard.
Mrs. G. o. Burr left this morning
for New York and Chautauqua Lake,
for two week vacation when she will |
be the guest OF her parents DR.. and
Mrs. Austin and family. Our best