The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-07-04

Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How

burg Sentinel.
| DIR. VIM M. Dent, of Newbure
one of the leading physicians o
the state was here for short tim
a few days ago.
Mrs. E. K. Stephens and Mis-
Ella Williams, of Lexington, KY.
are guests of Mrs. Dr. Myers. The,
will spend the summer here.
| Mr.. A. G. Magruder, formerly tn,
Dairyman at the Experiment Station
has returned from Germany wher,
he spent the past year in one of tn,
leading universities of the world il
scientific study. Mr.. Magrude
went directly from New York to hi
home in Mississippi.
Miss Mary Evans returned hom'
Thursday after pleasant visit t.
! Wheeling friends.
DIR. John A. Myers has entirely
recovered from the injury received
to his eyes by the explosion of ,
shell in his gun while shooting a
clay pigeons a short time since.
Bert Reed, of Grafton, has been
in town for several days having beer
called here Friday by the illness O
his brother, l. S. Reed.
f. H. Rice has returned from {
visit to Pittsburg.
Mrs. John A. Ollie has returned
home from a visit to Wheeling and
other points.
Miss Annie Hoffman is visiting
friends at Catawba.
Prof. Charlie Finnell went to Pal
atine Saturday for brief visit.
Mrs. w. II. John and children, Of
Laurel Point, returned Saturday
from visit to Fairmont friends.
Mr.. Wood, of New York city, il
the guest of Prof. A. L. Wade's
family.
Will Huntington, train dispatcher
at Fairmont, and Mr.. LETTERS of the
Monongahela r. R., were in town
Saturday.
Fred Dudley, of Grafton, was here
Saturday visiting his cousin"
Howard Sturgiss and family re-
turned to Uniontown Monday after
visiting friends.
George Jenkins, the Fairchance
liveryman, made the New DOMINION
paying call Saturday.
Misses Madge and Gay, the &C
complished daughters of Hon. John
J. Brown, left Saturday on visit to
Clarksburg friends.
Walter P. MADEIRA, formerly of this
place, but now of Pittsburg was mar.
ried yesterday to an Allegheny lady
Mr. MADEIRA and bride will arrive by
to-day's boat and be the guests Of
the groom's father John w. MADEIRA
Ernest Rice, of Pittsburg, will be
at home this week on visit
Several of our people will spend
the 4th in Pittsburg.
Prof. H. N. Ogden and wife have
been visiting Fairmont friends fol
several days.
Charley Hayes, of Morgantown
was here between trains this week
Charley, like the most of US, is very
anxious for the railroad to be ex
tended through to the Pennsylvania
line, but contends that no matter
what may be done the trip by Wheel
ing is good enough for him.-Inder
Grove O'Kelly, of Morgantown
was to see his friends here over Sun
day.-IndeT.
Mrs. John Cody is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Nimrod MADEIRA.
Ernest Hayes, an old Morgantowr
boy, but now travelling for Pitts
burg house, spent several days il
town this Clarksburq Ne,cs
Prof. ]. E. Lazzell, of Saginaw
Michigan, arrived here the first O
the week to spend his vacation. Mrs
Lazzell preceded him several weeks
They will remain among old friends
until September lst.
Among the 39S cabin passengers
that sailed on the Cunard steamer
Umbria from New York last Satur
day were Rev. A. M. Buchanan, O.
this place, and John M. Buchanan
of Pennsylvania.
DR.. Jno. A. Myers went to Charles
ton on Monday to submit plans fol
the buildings of the new colored
school established by the legislature
DR.. Myers is member of the board
of regents of that institution and has
prepared plans as above at the re
quest of the Governor.
Dwight Wagner, of Wheeling, il
the guest of Mrs. T. R. Evans.
Mrs. A. F. Downs, and two sons
of Uniontown, were here a few days
ago en- route to Marion and Harri
son counties to visit friends. They
will spend several weeks in this
state before returning home.
Fl. T. Morris, wife and three chill
dren, OF flttsDurg, are mere visiting
DR.. Geo. 3. Morris.
George Davis has returned home
after working for some months il
Pittsburg.
A NUMBER Of our people are talk
ing of going to Milwaukee during
the meeting of the G. A. R. in August
Mrs. DIR. Ramsay and son Rober
left on the Jacobs Saturday for /,
brief visit to friends in Pennsylvania
Nye Kiger who has been in Wash
ington, Pa, for some time came ovel
few days ago and took his family
to that place where they will reside
The good wishes of many friends g
with them.
Capt. Frank Hurry left for Harri
son county Thursday. The Captain
will spend several months in Harri
son with friends and on his return
will bring every boy in town blu'
pony with red tail and green name
Mrs. Will Kitchens, of Mt. Morris
was visiting Mrs. S. Kitchens las
week.
Wayne Wiley has returned HON,