The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS
Personal Mention of Prominent People
how They are and Where They Are.

f. NJ. Dawson is at home tn spene
a few days with his wife and friends
f. L Kerr, of Wayneshurg, is il
the city on business.
G. w. Thompson was a Fairmont
business man here Friday.
Mrs. |. e. Arnett, of Georgetown
and Mrs. Ashville Snyder, OF Ar
nettsyille, are both quite low, and
fears are entertained that they will
not recover
Gilbert John has returned from the
eastern end of the state, where he
has been looking after the destruc.
tion OF scale in the orchards of that
section. w. E. Ramsey is still there
conducting field Instruction, The
farmers are thoroughly aroused, and
they are doing their best to rid them.
selves OF the pest which is costing
them SO much money.
June Arnett, Of Fairmont, was 10
the city Saturday on business.
j. II. Jones, of Charleston, is a
business visitor inthe city.
Lowry Wagner Of Fairmont was
here looking after the interests OF
the Chancery Hill Company.
W. G, Cummings, Of Wheeling,
who has been here on visit OF sew
eral days, has returned to his home in
Wheeling.
Mrs. W. A. Ream has gone tc
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to visit Mr.. Ream';
parents. On her return she viii
stop at Sistersyille to visit her par
euts.
Mr. F. L. Wood returned home
from Washington Saturday. I'll,
looks. very well and will soon bt
himself again. His friends are al
greatly pleased to see him again.
G. l., ST. CLAIR is negotiating with
j. B. Lantz for the purchase of thu
furniture and fixtures of the Wallace
| House. The matter has not beer
concluded at this time but there
is probability that it will be.
Rev. Herman G., Stoetzer filed DR.
Buchanans pulpit here Sunday, and
preached two remarkably strong ant
eloquent sermons. Large congrega
tions heard him morning and evening
and were greatly impressed by wha
he had to say.
I Mr. S. C. Stewart was here tn,
latter part of last week for severa
days looking after some bushes!
matters. Mr. Stewart will go t.
Chicago at an early date to visit hi
son Olney B. Stewart.
Mrs. William E. Glasscock VIII,
serious illness has been the cause o
deep concern on the part OF he
friends rested better last light thai
she haa for several days, and tnda,
her condition is such as TO strength
en- hopes OF her recovery.
j DR.. r. p King, of Waynesburg
is here on business.
A. M. Michael, of Fairmont, was
business visitor here Saturday.
| w, A. Swallow, an old student 0
the University, is here on visit t
the Phi Kappa Sigma.
Miss Helen Bowie is able TO be GU
again after severe illness whicl
kept her indoors for several weeks
Charles N. Ridgeway, who was sic
for several days last week, is we
again and is attending to his dutie
at his store.
| Bruce L. Casteel, of Uniontown,
10 the city on short visit, lookin
after some business matters an
greeting his friends.
Mr.. j. F. Stemple came down tt
day from the Acme Book Store a
Clarksburg to- take Frank Ever
place at the City Fountain.
| Mr.. J. +. Ewers, who has ha
charge of the City Fountain at Th
Acme for two years, left this morn
ing for his former home in HAM
shire county. He has not been i
good health for couple of month";
Bills" numerous friends hope b
will soon be well and return to Mo
gantown, as he expects TO do if bi
health will permit
Miss Daisy Jenkins, of Kingwoo'
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Georg
, MCGEE of Morsantown
Guy Graham Las been compelle
to leave schonl on account of troub
with his eyes. He is at hi, home i
! Petersburg.
Hon. E. NJ. Showalter, of Fairmon
, was in town on Monday Afternoon
J He says he did not come tor talk poi
! tics. Showalter does not fear thu
Lehman win have any trouble in b.
{ ing elected 10 the city election at Fai