The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-11-21
ABOUT orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are.


They Are.
Mrs. Bette Minor, an excellent ant
! aged lady, of Warrington, was re
Gently the guest of her nephew Mr.
Jefferson Tenant, Of this place
II DR.. r. L. Brown, Of the Hospital
, for the Insane at Weston, was here
Saturday visiting his father Hon
John j. Brown.
Mrs. Jnc. j. Brown and daughter
Miss Gay, have been visiting friends
in Philadelphia the past week.
Miss Sarah Glasscock who has
been visiting her brother Circuit
Clerk W. E. Glasscock, returned to
her Arnettsville home a few days
ago, and is now teaching the Laurel
| Flat school.
| Harvey Vanata, of the New Do
MNIoS force, was visiting his sister
at Palatine last week.
/. G. Lazzell, Esq, and wife were
visiting friends at Kingwood few
days ago.
Mrs. Dora Mitchell, of Monongalia
county, is visiting the parental roof
l-Kingwood Argus.
Capt. Cock, of the Germania, has
had charge of the Blaine the past
week during Capt. Jacobs absence.
Prof. l. c. White left for Pittsburg
Monday on the Blaine to look after
some business matters.
Aaron Rusher a young Russian
arrived in town last week and for the
present is staying with d. H. Slime.
d. H. Slime, and Phil. A. Shafer,
are delegates from the Morgantown
Lodge to the Grand Encampment
and Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in
session at Kingwood
L. J. Meeks returned home Satur-
day from Pittsburg.
| Gustave Kaiser has returned from
a business trip to Pittsburg and
other points along the river.
Tom Anderson, Jr., left Saturday
for his home in Uniontown, and will
return to Morgantown after Thanks
giving.
Chas. z. Berkshire passed Sunday
with friends at Pt. Marion.
Rev. W. j. Eddy held services at
Greensboro, Pa. Sunday.
Mrs. Sim McClain, of PIT. Marion,
has been here for several days visit.
ing her mother.
Frank Pickenpaugh is i'll at his
home, on Long Alley, with something
resembling tonsillitis.
Miss Elite Manear, of Masontown,
has returned home after visiting
Miss Annie Manear, of South Nor
gantown.
Miss Annie Manear accompanied
Miss Elite Manear to her home at
Masontown Sunday returning Mon
day.
Mr.. Hurd popular young gentle
man, of Uniontown, Pa, is here for a
few days quail shooting. He walked
through from home.
Misses Ida and Ada Maple, of
Rosedale, were guests of friends in
town Saturday.
Lewis Davis, known to thousands
as Major Greene, arrived Saturday
after stay of two years in Iowa.
He LETT the same day to visit his sis
ter Mrs. Colebank at Crows Ferry.
DR.. James II. Lawhead, of West
Newton, arrived Saturday on a visit
to his parents. The Doctor had been
at Philadelphia for some time attend
ing his brother in-law, l. Byron
Thomas, whose death is noted in an
another column.
Miss Kate Peddicord, of Baltimore,
has gone home after visiting her
aunt Mrs. Lucy NJ. Dering for sever
al weeks.
]. p. Donley, Esq. returned Mon
day from the East after disposing OF
a fine lot of cattle
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. johnson, of
Meadyille, Pa, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. L. Scrafford.
Mrs. j. F. Osborn left yesterday
morning for Florida, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Pitcock.-Clarksbarg Tele-
graz.
Frank Sapp was in town a few
days ago visiting friends. Frank is
looking well after his long illness
with the fever.
DR.. E. M. Turner has gained thir-
ty pounds since he was able to come
out after his siege of fever He new
er looked better and says that his
only fear is that be will become toe
heavy. A few more pounds, and a
new wardrobe will be indispensable
! DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Coombs return
ed home Sunday after visiting their
daughter Mrs. Rev. W. c. Davis, OF
Boston, Pa.
| Charlie Reed, of Wheeling, is visit
ing his father-in law Capt. Geo. W.
McVicker and many other friends
here.
Mrs. Prof A. W. Lorentz, and lit
tie niece Mary Lindsay returned
home Sunday after visit in Pitts
burg.
Rev. Buchanan departed Saturday
for Cheyney, Pa, to attend the fun
eral Of 1. Byron Thomas.
Joe R. Miller and ALT. K. Smith
were over at Cassville bird hunting
last week. They brought home 65
quail and several wood-co
DR.. Z. K. Brown, of Mt. Morris was
recently visiting his father, Hon Jno
]. Brown.
Mrs. Chas. E. Jelliff has been
visiting friends at Little Falls the
past few days.
Mrs. Gerton, of Dunkirk, Indiana,
departed for home Thursday after
visiting her uncle, Chas. Morgan
and other relatives. Mrs. Gerton is
a daughter of E. L. Morgan, OF
Washington.
4 DR.. Dowden, of Fairmont, was il
town few days ago visiting his sor
who is attending the University.
John A. Jones left on Wednesday
morning for Chicago He recently
purchased a $4,000 piece of real es