The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-06-27
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How

ties for about Grafton Sen
tinel.
i A. G. Bane, of Washington, Pa,
was in town last week.
1t is understood that an effort il
being made by some of Judge Jack
sons friends to have him appointed
one Of the new U. S, Circuit Judges,
with view to having him succeeded
as U. S. District Judge for West
Virginia by District Attorney Geo.
c. Sturgiss.-Parkersburg Journal.
Mrs. Abe Gaskill and Miss Nellie
Swearer, Of Brownsville, Pa, were in
town a few days ago en- route to
Warrington.
w. S. Reasoner, Esq, of Wheeling,
was here Wednesday looking after his
oil interests.
Miss Sallie Mccoy, of Fairmont,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit among friends here.
Miss Nettie Jenkins has returned
to her home at Westernport, Md, af-
ter visit to Mrs. N. E. Shafer. The
latter lady accompanied her.
The Rev. and Mrs. 7. Wesley
Chichester and daughter, Miss Estella
arrived here from Morgantown Tues
day, and will spend Two or three
weeks visiting relatives at Kingwood
and in Grant and Pleasant districts.
K;no,rood Tou.nnJ
The Rev. S. H. Day, of Morgan
town, delivered a lecture, Tuesday
night, in the M. E. church, upon the
"Epworth League and Its Work"
He had good theme and made q
good address. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Day and Major W. G. Nc
Grew and family. They all returned
to Morgantown yesterday morning
-Kingtoood Journal
l Grant Lazzell was visiting King
wood friends last week.
Mrs. John Wagner and her broth
er Guy R. c. Allen, of Wheeling,
were here to attend the funeral Of
their aunt, Miss Martha Lowry.
Mrs. H. L. Dunlap is visiting her
parents at Greensboro.
Capt. Yes Barker has returned
from points down the river where he
marketed fine lot of timber.
Master George Mayors has been
presented with a handsome bicycle
by his father.
Mrs. j l.. Keener and two children
are visiting her parents in Greene
county, Pa.
Mrs. VIM. Pride has been visiting
friends in Fairmont for several days.
Mrs. .Dr. Ramsay, of Clarksburg,
is the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. HI. Hoffman.
Miss Ida Brown has gone to her
home in Charlestown, after spending
several months here at Prof. Brooke's.
Mrs. Lizzie Zoller, of Baltimore,
arrived here few days since on her
annual visit to her father, DR.. Jos. A.
McLane, and we learn to spend the
summer
Ike Hickman, of Taylortown, was
here few days ago.
Misses Emma Boughner and Rose
Howe will go to Greensboro today
to visit relatives for short time.
DR.. Calvert visited Wheeling on
Thursday morning and On the train
took compassion upon weeping
young lady whose lover had, it was
said, forsaken her en- route to Chi
cago where they were to have been
married. The genial doctor saw the
young lady safely to a hotel and
would have sent her to her home in
the east had not the supposed runa-
way lover turned up on later train.
1t has since been discovered that the
runaway man was already married
to another woman.-Mannington
Times.
Mrs. W. H. Watts is visiting
friends at points down the river.
Col. W. A. Hanway. of Baltimore,
has been here far some days spend
ing his time at "Highlands" his we'll
known farm.
Mrs. Harry Beverlin, of Grafton,
recently visited her mother Mrs.
Brand on Front street.
F. X. O'Kelly has returned from
Garrett county where he went trout
ing. Type are too scarce to give the
number and size of trout he landed
while there.
DR.. Geo. B. Morris is at his office
here and will remain until July LIST.
All patients would better see him
now as he will not make his regular
visit in July.
DR.. Burchinal, late of Point Marion,
was in town on Monday. The Doc
tor, we learn, has located in Man
nington. He is good physician
and an excellent gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moorhead and
daughter Miss Jessie returned home
Sunday from Pittsburg.
Nye Kiger, of Washington, Pa, ar
rived Sunday on visit to his wife
who is at her fathers in Grant dis
trict.
Mrs. Ad. Bowers and two cousins,
who have been her guests, left Sun
day to visit friends at Waynesburg,
Pa.
G. R. Huston left for Waynesburg
Saturday to take part in the college
concert given there Monday evening.
Rev. Millard Pell arrived in King
wood yesterday from Boston, Mass,
where he has been attending Theo-
logical Seminary. He will graduate
next year and enter the ministry.
He went on out to his home at Ma
acknowledgement Argus.
DR.. F. H. Patton, ofDayton, Ohio,
and DR.. Henry Mathiot, of Smith
field, Pa, spent last Friday at Henry
Dorsey's.
E. H. Vickers and F. W. Clark, the
editors of the University Daily have
settled up their affairs and gone to
their respective homes. Both are
excellent young men and we regret
that they will not likely be in Nor
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