The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-11-14
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are.

| go as FAR as New Orleans and be ab-
sent abont six weeks. Mrs. Mason
and little son will accompany him.
DR.. Jas. Way and wife who spent
the past summer at Petosky, Michi-
gan, have returned to their home in
Waynesburg.
Messrs. A. F. Downs and John w.
Mcdowell were returning from the
mountain Saturday evening, their
buggy pulled part and both gentle
men were thrown into the road and
somewhat bruised up. They fixed
up and started again and the same
thing occurred with some more
bruises thrown in. After an effort
both reached home in more or less
bruised condition. = Uniontown
| Standard.
Prof. w. w. Tapp, of Richie c. H.,
who has been at his fathers in
this county sick of fever, is, we
are glad to say recovering rapidly.
Miss Ruth e. Wood, Of Morgan
town, who has been the guest of her
cousin, Miss Anna Stephenson, for
the past two months, returned home
on the Grafton accommodation this
morning. The many friends made
by this charming young lady while
in our midst were sorry to see her go,
but all hope that it may be her pleas
ure to return in the near future
Parkersburg Journal.
Major J. j. Peterson, of this state,
U. S. Minister to Honduras, is at his
old home in Weston. He will take
his family with him to his post in
about month.
Deputy Collector Haymaker was
in this county on official business a
few days ago.
Mr.. r. l.. Keadle, a rising young
lawyer of Union, Monroe county, was
circulating among his Morgantown
friends few days ago. Mr.. Keadle
is graduate of the law department
of the University.
Governor and Mrs. Fleming are
attending the Southern Inter State
Exposition at Raleigh, N. G. The
Governor delivered an address on
West Virginia Resources and Pro
gress. Governor Fleming takes a
wonderful interest in the develop
ment of the State.
The New DOMINION was very much
pleased to meet Mr.. and Mrs. j. W..
Guseman, of Reedsville, a few days
ago. They were en- route home from
a visit in Washington county, Pa.
This was Mr.. Guseman's first visit
to see the art preventative Of all arts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guseman are very
excellent and highly esteemed couple.
w. L. Wharton is teaching the
Randall school. He will return to
the University for the spring term.
Thanks to our clever fellow citizen
j. M. Hawkins for late favors
Mrs. Frank Pickenpaugh left on
the Jacobs Monday to visit friends
down the river
Dr. and Mrs. Ell. Coombs took the
Jacobs Monday fer Boston, Pa, to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Rev. VIM.
Davis.
John Marley, of West Union, ar
rived Saturday on visit to friends
in town.
Jack Donley spent Sunday with
friends in Fairmont.
Harvey Fisher has gone to Jersey
City with several cars of sheep.
VIM. W. Keener and wife, John F.
Keener and wife, Joe Cans and Miss
Myrnie Keener spent Sunday with
friends at Mt. Morris.
Hon. VIM. G. Worley Esq, of
Kingwood, was in town on Saturday
en- route TO his old home near Blacks
vile.
Geo. w. Jolliffe, of Brownsville,
Pa, was here Friday buying timber.
Hon. Ira G. Post, of Harrison
County, was here few days ago
visiting his son M. D. Post, who is
attending the Law School.
Eli Holland of Orion. Illinois, and
Mrs. Mollie Brown, of Mt Vernon,
Ohio. are visiting their sister Mrs.
Hamilton West and other relatives
and friends in Clinton district
T. B. Williams attended the lot
sale at Buck harmon last week and
purchased two desirable lots.
Mr.. Clayton Purnell, avery affable
gentleman of Frostburg. Nd, has
been the guest of Mayor Fast for a
week past.
A. NJ. cambridge, once student
here. and late a lawyer of New Mar
tinsville, has located in Chicago.
W. NJ. Kincaid, Esq, of Cameron,
Marshall county, was in town last
Monday, on his way to the country
to contract for the furnishing of some
mill machinery. Mr.. Kincaid sells
large amounts of machinery every
year, and his machinery gives uni
versal satisfaction.-Wetzel Demo
crat
Mrs. DIR. Casteel, of Buckhannon,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
James G. Wallace.
Judge R. L. Berkshire was up the
railroad Monday on business.
Lieut.. Ramsay departed Monday
for Detroit, where he will pass an
examination for promotion to First
in the U. S. A.
Grant Wells returned a few DAYS
ago from Grafton where he had been
confined to the house for some time
by illness.
John W. MADEIRA is confined to his
room with an attack of grip.
A very pleasant reunion was re-
Gently held at the home of j. P. Bur
bridge, we'll known citizen of Nor
gan district. For three weeks his
three sisters, Mrs. Scott, of Freder-
icksburg, Ohio; Mrs. Cotterman, of
Apple Creek, Ohio; Mrs Pinkerton,
of Wooster, Ohio; and his brother
John P. Burbridge, of Doddridge
county, this state, have been at the
old home living over the scenes of
other days and enjoying themselves
as only such party could. This is
the first time for many years the sur
viving members of the family have
all been together, but it is to be