The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-07-30

Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are.

UHSFt lney are ana now
They Are.
Hesikiah Low has returned to his
home at Cornith, Preston county, af-
Ter visit of several days to his
mother near town.
DIR. S. S. Wade returned from
Philadelphia Thursday morning.
Lieut.. Col. r. E. Fast was in CON-
mand of the First Regiment during
the encampment of the State Guard.
Wood Sample, of Fairmont, was
registered at the Wallace House re-
Gently.
Marcellus jackson, former well
known colored man here, was up
from Uniontown for the dance and
ball game.
Col. Dan johnson has returned
from visit to his old home in Tyler
county.
Ed. Yates was visiting his old
home at Clarksburg recently.
Miss Lena Shaffer is visiting at
Mrs. n. N. Hofman's.
Miss Ella Fordyce returned from
visit at Clarksburg on Friday.
L. G. Arnett and wife, Of Fairmont,
returned to their home Friday after
two weeks visit at Mrs. Arnett's
grandfather's on Cheat.
w. A. Burdette, who has been pur-
suing course of study here this
summer, left Friday evening for his
home at Ona, Cabell county.
Mrs. Nate Shaffer attended the
Shaffer reunion at Harmony Grove
on Saturday.
Rev. J. c. Longanecker and wife
were recently visiting at Greensboro
Enos Dinkle returned Friday eve
ming from three weeks visit at his
home in Charlestown and other
points.
Prof H. N. Ogden reached home
Friday from trip to Saratoga, n
Y, where he attended the National
Teachers Association.
Miss Fannie Hay and brother, of
Allegheny, Pa, are guests at Engin-
eer Ramsey's
Arthur Stealey, who has been
working at the court house, has gone
to Weston TO work.
Mrs. A. G.. Hall. ofFairmont, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. w.
John, few days ago.
Mr.. John w. Bowers, one of the
leading citizens of Cheat Haven, Pa,
was recently here. Mr.. Bowers is
greatly gratified, as he naturally
would be that the B. & o. extension
will go his way He has some val
liable property that will be greatly
enhanced in value thereby.
Misses Sallie and Louise Black
stone, who have been guests of Dr.
H. B. Lazier's family for some time,
left for their home at Connellsville
Saturday morning.
Miss Bessie Murphy accompanied
the Misses Blackstone to their home.
She will probably be gone some time,
visiting at Beaver, Broad Fold and
other places.
A. G. Hall, of Fairmont, was re-
Gently with friends here
Attorney Ledrew M. Wade, of SUIT
ton, formerly member of our bar,
was in town Thursday.
Miss Clara Hough returned Thurs
day from a two weeks stay at Rose
dale with the family of Thos. Maple.
Prof. A. L. Wade conducted a
teachers institute at Grantsville
last week.
DR.. d. III. Courtney returned
Wednesday from a business trip to
Pittsburg and other places.
Miss Jenny Ross, of Fairmont,
was visiting here few days ago.
State Senator VIM. G. Worley of
Kingwood, was over here last week
looking after his fences.
r. l.. Cunningham, of Fairmnont
was here recently on business.
Capt. G. w. McVicker returned
Wednesday evening from Sistersville,
where he was doing some clerical
work for the Standard Oil Co.
Mrs. Ephraim Wells and son went
to Grafton Wednesday to meet Mr.
Wells and returned here next day
Misses Louise and Anne Drabell,
Mr.. WIS nieces accompanied him on
his return here
Mrs. Mona Miller, nee Watts, was
visiting in town recently.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Hon. Joseph Moreland on Wed
nesday last. Mr. Moreland is one
of the best lawyers and most deserv-
ing men in the State, and the Demo-
cratic State Convention will make
no mistake in nominating him for
one of the Judges of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals. He is able, hon
est and learned in the law, and be-
sides is at the age when the best
services of a mans life are rendered.
If Monongalia county Democrats
exercise discretion and push his
claims properly he will most likely
receive the nomination.-Fdirmont
linden.
DIR. Geo. w. Dent and Jas. p. Ar
nett, of Arnettsville, were here on
Monday. The Doctor was on his way
10 see his aged mother who is repor
ted quite ill.
Mrs. JAS. G. Wallace is at Mt.
Lake Park this week.
j. A. Jackson arrived from King
wood Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Wells and
son left Monday morning for their
home at Jersey City after an extend
ed visit with friends here.
Rev. D. H. Davis returned Satur-
day from a visit to relatives and
friends in Richie county.
Geo. Long, Of Grafton was down
for the Shaffer reunion.
DR.. Geo. l. Keener was here day
or two this week and is now at Web
ster Springs.
Mrs. M. d. Helmick and children
are al Palatine for two week s visit.
Stealey Dering is at home after an
absence of about a year in the West.
Mr.. = Butler, the Superintendent
of the electric light plant, is here
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