The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-10
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How

mas Oeen the guest Tor several DAY
of her brother Prof. H. N. Ogden.
DR.. VIM. L. McLane, of Yves
Union, arrived Friday to visit hi
father, DR.. Jos. A. McLane. Dr.
William has been somewhat indis
posed for several weeks. We hop,
, to soon see him all right agan.
NJ. L. Hutchinson, of the firm O
Hutchinson Bros. the coal and COX,
operators, is down with severe at
tack of fever.
4 Clarence Hare and Wilson Jami
son we're at Pittsburg last week tax
ing in the Exposition.
Prot. r. c. Berkeley has entirely
recovered from his recent severe ill
ness.
i Harry Shank left Sunday for
Pittsburg where he goes to secure q
position.
0. G. johnson, of Clinton Furnace
was in town Saturday.
r. S. Lantz and Dissisway South,
VI DidChSSlics WCiC az buS OOuht "
seat Saturday.
Willard Pell who spent his vaca-
tion at his home in Preston County
has returned to the Boston Theolog-
ical Seminary where he will CON-
plete his Theological course this
year.
Mrs. Martha Boyer was at Rom
ney last week having taken Max
Boyer. to the Deaf and Blind Insti-
tute.
P. II. Bennett, of Fairmont, has
been awarded the contract Tor put
ting in the water works for that
place.
Col. G. L. Skinner, of Fairmont,
is able to be out again after severe
siege of typhoid fever.
Miss Verona Maple has been APP
pointed acting principal of the
Chenille Normal School made va
cant by the death of Prof. r. w.
Tapp.
The engagement of "the sweetest
girl in town." Miss Jean jackson
Thompson, eldest daughter of Geo.
W. Thompson, President of the
o. r. R., to Mr.. Preston Brooks
Tobin, of Augusta, Georgia, has
been formally announced.-Smith's
Inder.
Mrs. lisa Kinderman and children
are visiting Hon. Jno. W. Mason
and wife of Washington, d. c.
Jas. Dent returned to Warrington
Thursday after visit to his parents
in Granville.
U. N. Arnett, Jr. of the Marion
County Bar, and Robt darlington,
of Fairmont, were in town a few
days since.
o. H. Ollie, Esq, was in Browns
vile, Pa, several days recently on
business.
Mrs. Fl. M. Morgan, left for Pitts
burg W ednesday last to visit friends.
Mrs. r. C. White leaves this week
to visit her sons in Allegheny City
and friends at Cleveland.
w. F. Waters left Thursday for
Romney having in charge Harry
Waters, Max Boyers, Addie Waters,
and Addie EVERY, who will attend
school at the State Deaf Dumb and
Blind Institute at that place.
Among those who attended the
Pittsburgh Exposition last week
were Mrs. T. Pickenpaugh and son
Clark, Frank Pickenpaugh, Mrs.
Geo. G. Hayes, Mrs. Chas. W. Finnell
and son Harry, Ernest Hayes, Dr.
j. P Fitch, Dick Slime, Bert Meeks,
Jas. Dawson, Marion Dawson, Bob.
Odbert and George Davis.
Mrs. Rev. Vim. Davis, of Boston,
Pa. is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. E. II. Coombs.
Will Simpson Jr. left Thursday
for Elkins on a business trip.
Mrs. H. M. Morgan came home
Sunday after visiting Pittsburg rel
atives.
The Wheeling Register says: "The
Conference was somewhat surprised
by DR.. j. Wesley Webb, one of the
oldest members of the Conference,
and well known throughout the State
as preacher and pulpit orator, an
nouncing his withdrawal from the
ministry and membership of the
Methodist Episcopal church. His
friends were very greatly surprised
and the reason for his course is not
as yet understood.
Miss Bell Chalfant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luthur Garrison, Mrs. Ed Tough,
Mrs. B. M. Jones. Mrs. Walter Mes
TREAT, Miss Otella Price and Miss
Lizzie Cordray left on the Blaine
Monday to visit the Pittsburg Expo
sition.
Mr.. j. J. Kenny private secretary
of H. l.. Scrafford left Monday on
trip to Pittsburg and other points.
L. ID. Ford and family of Britton,
have moved into the rooms over the
Post Office. Mr.. Ford will assist
his father D. X. Ford in the ma
chine business.
d. H. Slime and son Dick returned
home from Pittsburg Friday. Dick
has entirely recovered from the eff
fects of the SUM- stroke by which he
was Frustrated while there.
DR.. Geo. B. Morris dentist left
Thursday for Fairmont to fill his
professional engagement there.
Mrs. DR.. DeRoode, child and nurse
arrived at home some days ago
from Baltimore. She was met by
the Professor at Fairmont.
DIR. Clark Dawson, Dentist, is in
Baltimore attending the Baltimore
College of Dental Surgery, where he
will graduate at the close of this
term. He is accompanied by his
wife.
Mr.. W. S. Hillery, well known
and excellent citizen of Battelle, was
here few days ago on business.
H. J. Ross, the popular telegraph
operator at the F., NJ d p R. R. de-
pot is visiting his home at Johns
town, Pa He will return next week.
J. T. Dorsey, of Grafton, is opera
tor at the depot during operator
Ross absence.
Mrs. Lizzie Zoller returned yester-
day from brief visit to her Balti-