The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-10-15
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
where They Are and How
Tbnv A IN.

i They Are.
| George ". semans has returned
/ from Uniontown, where he went to
attend the funeral Of his father, who
died there few days since, and was
highly esteemed citizen of that
place.
| Miss Rose Howe will arrive hse
from Mountain Lake Park this week
to remain during the winter. a
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Webb Davis and
little daughter, Gladys, are visiting
relatives at Keyser and Piedmont
/ Wayland Reynolds and b. c. A.
derson, are at Chicago University.
Mr. Reynolds is taking post grad
uate course in philosophy and Mr.
Anderson in ancient languages.
F. X. O'Kelley has returned from
Pittsburg visit.
Miss Amy Hoge, who had beer
visiting at Pittsburg and with her
cousin, Mrs. B. G. Williams, at
Greensboro, will visit relatives here
for time before returning to her
home at South Bend Indiana.
w. X. Hoffman, of Pittsburg. was
at his old home here over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Murphey will return
here from visit with relatives at
Connellsville in few days. She
will remain in Morgantown for few
weeks before returning to her home
in Nebraska.
Attorney George. NJ. Alexander,
who removed from this plrce to Fair
mont last week for the practice Of
his profession, received the testimo-
NAL following from the Inder:
George NJ. Alexnker, young at
torney of Morgantown, has moved
his family into C. W. Arnett's new
house in the East End, and will To-
cate in this place in the practice of
his profession. Mr. Alexander is
well equipped for his work. He is
finely educated and has an album
dance of that necessary article, com
mon sense, and will succeed. We
cordially welcome him to our place
and bespeak for him kingly treat
ment from our people"
Mrs. George De Bolt, of Fairmont,
was visiting friends here last week.
Miss Katie Bunner, charming
young lady from near Morgantown,
was the guest of the family of Rev.
Conwell,' in Palatine, this week.
Fairmom Inder.
Miss Mary Casselberry will re
turn from an extended visit with
her friend, Mrs. Lily Roemer, at
Thomas, Pa. tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Cans. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cans, Thomas Cans, Miss
Bessie Protzman and Thomas Protz-
man, jr., of Morris Cross Roads
Mrs. Schanattery and E. N. Giles
pie, of Freeport; Mrs. d. M. Myers
and Mrs. George A. Mccormick, OF
Uniontown; Miss Winifred Titus OF
Greensboro, were those from a dis
lance attending the Gans-Keener
nuptials last Thursday.
Mrs. F. r. Kinderman, who was
at Mountain Lake Park, arrived
here Saturday and is the guert OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nye.
Harry Fleming, at one time con
nected with this paper later with the
Wichita, Kansas, Eagle, has gone to
Washington, d. c., as correspondent
for number of California Republi
can newspapers. While he will be
unable to cheer his clientele with
hopes OF victory, he is a good
newspaper man and will give them
the very best in his journalistic shop.
His office is Immediately opposite
the Treasury building.
Lieut.. Ramsey left on Friday for
New York, to join his wife and
children, who have been visiting
there for some time past They
will return with Lieut. Ramsey in a
few days
DR.. Casselberry, James c. Wallace
and o. II. Ollie are attending the
races and horsebreeders meeting at
Lexington, Ky.
Mrs. d. L. Donley, Miss Media
Donley and Edward Donley, Of Mt
Morris, have gone to Clay Centre,
Kansas, where they will be the guests
of Evans Donley for some weeks
Miss Media will probably extend her
visit to the home of her sister, Mrs.
u. K. Brown, at Duluth, Minnesota.
Hon. W. G. Morley, who is con
testing with DR.. Dent for the sena.
torial honors of the district was here
last week on his swing around the
circle.
The Misses Donley entertained a
number of their friends right
royalty at their Main street home
Thursday evening. Dancing was an
enjoyable feature.
DR.. George l. Keener, of this place,
was reelected secretary of the asso-
citation of dentists of this state, at
its meeting at Wheeling last week.
1t is an honor worthily bestowed.
Miss Winifred Titus, who had
been the guest of Mrs. W. W. Keener
has returned to her home at Greens
boro.
Capt. R. L. Domain has brought
his summer vacation to a CLOSE hav-
ing resumed his place as pilot on the
Blaine.
Miss Nora Hoge has returned
from visit to Pittsburg
Mr.. w. J. LeMasters, one of our
solid citizens from Battelle, was a
recent visitor here.
Mrs. Minnie McFadden and little
son Harry have gone to their home
in Chicago after spending the sum
at j. W. Caracas.
Major John J. Brown is at Bever-
ley Randolph county, on legal bust
ness. He will visit relatives at
Phillippi and Buckhannon before re-
turning.
Harry Williams has been appoint
ed station baggage master at the B.
& 0. depot, taking the place of Will
S. Hoffman, now engineer at the
electric light plant.
George M. Ford, who graduated,
last June, from the University is
circulating among friends here. He
is now living at Knottsville.
James Anderson is still quite i'll
with fever. He is at the home of
his sister, Mrs. George Parfitt.
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