The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-11-11
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention eff Prominent People
HOW They are and Where They are

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HOW They are and Where They ar,
Mrs. J. III. Mills has been on briel
visit to friends in Fairmont.
W. r. p. Stewart viii remove OF
Wednesday from Wiles' Hill to hi
new residence in South Park.
DIR. j. f. Trippett has gone to Cairt
TO visit his brother James Barker ant
viii visit in Parkersburg before his re
turn home.
Will Cox has been out at Mooresyills
and along the Wabash. He says Their
are great many men working on the
line and the exodus which was expect
cd to take place to other parts Of the
system has not materialized
w. J. Sheplar, j. K. Sheplar
William Gabriel and Ted Richards
of Bellevernon are here to work in
the Jones factory. They have been
displaced in the Bellevernon factory
by the man of iron as the new blow.
ing machine is called. The machines
have been installed in the down
river factory and while many of the
men claim they will not work yet
the machines are displacing lots OF
men for whom there is no longer
any work.
Fred Z. Dean is here from Elkins
for few days looking after his inter
ests. Mr.. Deans contract at Elkins
is progressing nicely.
Bert Laughed of the Wabash was
in town over Sunday. He says that
work on the big tunnel is going
ahead very nicely and big force of
men is engaged on it. They had a
fall day or so ago but this has
been cleared away.
Captain A. Garrison OF Pedler has
been in town to visit his son M. S.
Garrison.
NJ. L. Sisler and family have return
ed from Cheat, where they have been
for week or more with Mrs. Sisters
father, James Donaldson, Mr.. Don
aldson has been very Ill, but is now
improving.
On account of recent fogs the two
boats plying between Morgantown
and Pittsburg are day behind
their schedule.
Mrs. Lou Craig of Richhill Mo-, is
visiting relatives in the county. She
is native of this county but re-
moved some years ago to western
home.
Bob Hennen, who has been work
ing on the United States Geological
Survey all summer in the north
western counties of the state, has
returned home for the winter. He
will enter the University for the
year.
Mrs. Uriah Griffith has given
birth to twin boys. The children
are both str ong and healthy. Since
the happy event Sol Frum says he
has abandoned all idea of m owing to
Chic. Monongalia climate is good
enough for him.
Mrs. Charles II. Patterson has
from Boston wher she where
she went two weeks ago to consult
a noted occulist in regard to her
baby's eyes. The chlld's eyes are
much better from the treatment
given them.
Prot. and Mrs. L. c. Atkeson and
their daughters Misses Mary and
Leda left this morning for Rochester
New York, to attend the thirty
seventh annual session of the Ma
tional Grange which meets in that
city November 18th. The Professor
is Master of the West Virginia State
Grange and he and Mrs Atkeson
are the representatives of this state
in the National body. This fraternal
farmers organization now has about
100000 members in the United
States and the attendance at Roches-
ter will hardly be less than five
thousand
Miss Drue Cox of Uniontown
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. w. A. Jones has been here
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Jones.
Mrs. d. c. Hoffman is visiting
her sons John and Alex, who are at
tending school at Freehold, N. j.
Olney B. Stewart has returned to
Chicago after visit of few days
with his father and other friends in
Grant district.
Rob- ITennen has returned home
from the Western Panhandle in
which section he spent the past
at work on the state geolog-
ical survey.
Prof. G. r. Jones of the Univer-
sity faculty spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Grafton.
John w. Mason Jr., a student of
the University spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Farmont.
Nj. and Mrs. George c. Steele
will entertain the Tuesday Night
Euchre Club Tuesday evening of
this week.
Hon. John d Anderson, of Nicho
las county is here to see his son,
Fleming, who is i'll at the city hos
pital with typhoid fever He has
been attending court in Webster
county and will leave the middle of
this week to attend court in his own
county.
President William RaiDey Harper
OF Chicago has started q movement to
abolish Thanksgiving Day foot ball.
His theory is that the game is not 10
with the spirit and tradi-
tions of the day; that loyalty to their
colleges keeps hundreds Of young men
from their homes and the games pre-
vent many people from taking part
in the more serious and appropriate
observances. DR.. Harper has big
proposition on his hands. Foot, ball
and Thanksgiving are inseparably as
ISOLATED in the minds of the younger
generation and especially is this so in
the case of college bred men.