The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-12-05
ABOUT QUE FRIENDS.

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Personal Mentien Of Prominent Peopl'
Where They Are and How
Il They Are.
Col. Jno. A. Robinson, Hon Thos
j. Farnsworth, of Buckhannon, an6
Mayor Vance, Of Clarksburg, were
here few days ago to attend the
meeting of the University Executive
Committee.
! Ernest Hayes returned Thursday
from commercial tour along the b
B. d 0. R. r.
John M. Davis is at home after a
business trip to various points of the
State.
Judge r. L. Berkshire has been
confined to his room for several DAYS
with severe attack of the grip.
| George Hogue, Charlie Phillips and
Jesse Turner spent Thanksgiving
with Fairmont friends.
Mrs. Bud Davis, Mrs. Annie Ma
MADEIRA, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Chad
wick were the guests Thanksgiving
day of Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Crawford,
at Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. AID Bower we're call
ed to Waynesburg, Pa, by the death
of Mrs. Bowers grandmother.
Miss Louise Shuttlesworth was the
guest of friends in town last week.
Miss Grace Frum, one of Clinton s
most charming young ladies, was the
guest of friends in town recently.
Mrs. Nimrod MADEIRA, who has
been i'll for several months, is grow
ing weaker rapidly.
Judge r. L. Berkshire and Col.
Ben Wilson were the guests recently
of Hon. Stephen B. Elkins at his
magnificent home at Elkins. The
combination formed by Col. Ben and
the Judge precludes the supposition
that the visit had any political sig,
nificance.
AID. Bower, of Morgantown, w.
Va, spent some days with Waynes-
burg friends this week. Mr.. Bower
was formerly citizen of this place,
and has many friends Way
neSburg Democrat
Charlie Corbin, the Fairmont cigar
man, was here Friday.
John Barb Esq, of Palatine is Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity.
S. ID. Hirschman arrived Friday
from New York to look after his bus
mess interests here.
Harry Pride and Clarence Stellar
passed Thanksgiving in Fairmont.
Herbert Moss Esq, prominent
citizen of Romney was in town on
business few days ago.
j. M. Garard, of Pittsburg, was
here last week.
Our young friend j. N. Morgan
has our thanks for late Tacoma and
other Washington papers.
H. Ray Dering and wife spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Dering's
mother and other friends here. He
is Assistant General Passenger Agent
of the Pennsylvania lines West of
Pittsburg and has his office in Gin
cinnati. Their very many old time
friends were glad to see them again.
James Brand has gone to Canton,
Ohio, where he will enter the service
of the Canton Wrought Iron Bridge
Company. Jim" is a first rate fel.
low and we wish him good luck and
lots of it.
Lawrence Hennen of McCoy's prin-
ting office, at Fairmont, spent
Thanksgiving with his sister. Mrs.
w. A. Mestrezat, here.
Mr.. Isaac Yeager, one of the solid
men of Blacksville. was here on bust
ness few days ago. The New Do
MINIoN was glad to meet Mr. Yeager
again.
r. S. Lantz and Dsisway South,
two Of the leading citizens of Clay
district were here looking after some
business matters last week
G. c. Coffmap returned Saturday
from a visit to his home in Harrison
county.
U. S. District Attorney Geo. C. |
Sturgiss returned Saturday from
Charleston where he was attending
Court.
Miss Laura Dawson went to Pitts
burg Thursday where she will buy
an elegant line of millinery.
Miss Lou Pickenpaugh left for
Pittsburg on the Blaine Thursday
for brief visit.
L. F. Protzman and son Frank, of
Morris X Roads, Pa, ate turkey with |
friends here Thanksgiving.
W. G.. Leonard, of Parkersburg,
who was w. V. U. cadet last year,
entered school again Monday. "Gas"
returns as lively as of yore.
W. H. Morgan gave thanks in
Wheeling Thursday.
c. B. Ollie Esq, returned home
Saturday after visit to Gov. A. B.
Fleming. The Governor entertained |
a party of friends at dinner Thanks
giving in honor of Mr.. Ollie.
Miss Mary Ollie who is visiting
Miss Gypsy, daughter of Gov. A. B.
Fleming, is ill with la grippe. Miss
Fleming is also suffering from the
same disease.
Ira Dewitt, the oil operator has
been i'll at his rooms at the Wallace
House for the past few days with a
severe cold
Prosecuting Attorney Frank Cox
has been indisposed for several days,
being threatened with pneumonia.
Prof l. C. White leaves this week
for Wayne county to examine the
coal fields along the line of a new
railroad built in that county.
Messrs. Dewitt and Chas White
who are attending the Theological
Seminary at Allegheny were visiting
their parents on Sunny Side last
" eek.
Mrs. w. w. Houston left for Pitts
burg Monday on the Blaine to visit
friends.
w. A. Roberts, of Brownsville, Pa,
was in town Monday on rauta tn