The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-04
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


new Inef are ana WHERE ihel arc
III. L. Daugherty, of Mountain
Lake Park is here today on business.
Il f. e. Belle, of Beula, this county,
was in town Monday on business.
NJ. C. Styles, of Wise, this county.
was in the city looking after some
business matters.
i Rev. S. f. Jones was an arrival
this morning coming home on short
visit.
i George S. Davidson and b. w.
| Rightmire, of this place, have been
i visiting friends in Connellsville.
4 Misses Anna Gould and vonda
Newton of Grafton are visiting
friends in Morgantown.
James johnson who has been in
Missouri to look after some zinc mines
there In which he is interested has
returned home.
I Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles w. Dering Of
Charleston are visiting relatives in
town. They formerly resided in King
wood but have lived in Charleston
during the past few years.
| Percy Cochran, Lee Smith, George
Patterson, E. ID. Field and E. ID.
Brown were admitted to the bar in
Uniontown Monday. All have spent
year there 10 study.
Judge Mason will be here Wednes-
day to finish the work Of the present.
term. The decision 10 the Iron City
case and in the Pride injunction
case will probably be announced. The
last named case will certainly be de-
cided
Charles G. iced, OF the Teed house,
met with peculiar accident Thurs
day. Charley has a s'wooden leg, and
while down town Thursday bolt at
the knee joint of the artificial struc-
ture came off and let him down. he
was compelled to get an express wagon
aud be hauled b ne. He secured a.
bolt Of another peg leg that was left
at his boarding house and remedicd
the difficulty News Standard.
George Humbert left this afternoon
Tor a business visit to New York.
Frank b. Bannister started this az
ternoon for Los Angeles, California.
Mr.. w. f. Watson, of Whiteday,
was visitor here today.
DIR. A. K. Whitehill was in Pitts
burg Saturday looking after soma
matters of business.
Col. j. G. Frazer is in Washington
and Mrs. Frazer is visiting in Mar
tinsburg.
Roderck Swaney, OF Friendly, is
here with o. b. Conway en- route to
Buckhannon to enter the Conference
Seminary.
Holly Brown assumed his position
today as President and General
Manager of the Peoples Telephone
Company.
Guy Pritchard went to Fairmont
and Rievesvillc Saturday for brief
visit.
A. A. Rogers was in Kingwood
Saturday attending the unwilling of
the monument.
: Mrs. John Dougan is in Fairmont
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Atha for week or ten days.
E. (. and F. c. Colcord, of st.
Adams, both students Of the Uni
vcfsity attended the celebration at
kingwood.
James V. Howe, who has been
working for the Big Four railroad
near Cincinnati, is home. He was
one OF the time keepers in the o. S.
wv. V. Y. game Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Donley who
have been visiting relatives here for
some time have returned TO their
home in Kansas. 1t was Mr.. Don
ley's first visit here for fourteen years
and he was much pleased with the
Improvements to be noted ID every
direction.
DR.. A. e. Newton, administrator OF
the estate Of Mrs. Barbara Host, of
Buekhannon, searched the house and |
found cash hidden in every niche and
corner Old stockings, old tin cans
and cracks in the wall yielded coin,
and white keg was nailed up with |
several hundred dollars In it. The
find aggregated over l,090 and the
search is still being conducted.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong came
back yesterday from Parkersburg |
where he had gone to hold an exam
ination of teachers applying for |
state certificates. There are twenty |
one subjects in which the applicants
must be proficient, and no one APP
peared who desired to take the test
A few were examined at Martins
burg and Moundsville
L. L. Jamison and family have
been here for week past visiting
their old home and meeting their
many friends. Mr. Jamison moved |
TO Ohio abont two years ago and |
has fine farm near Cadiz where he
is prospecting finely. His old Mon
ongalia friends are pleased to hear
of his success.
Mr.. Z. M. Hnlkill, Of PiJtsburg, was
here for short time yesterday even |
Jog and was warmly greeted by his |
friends. Mr.. Hukill was the pioneer
oil developer iu this territory. He
drilled the first producing we'll in the
Mt. Morris field and followed it with
= great many Others Mr.. Hukill
spent vast sum Of money in this |
field and laid the foundation for the
fortunes that have been made from it, |
He subsequently, sold his interests to
the Standard Oil Company.