The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-06-18
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are.

| They Are.
4 Our clever friend Imri Hunt. Q
Dunkard, was here on Monday look
| ing after some business matters
MIR. H. has our thanks for favors.
| Samuel H. Morrall, a farmer livin,
near Philippi, was killed by lightnin,
on Saturday evening while hoein,
corn.
Mrs. Julia Hopkins and daughte
Miss May, Of Parkersburg, who hav
been visiting friends here for severa
weeks have returned to their home
r. c. Huntington, a prominen
Fairlnont business man, was her,
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Anna Foster will remain il
Morgantown during the entire sum
mer, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E
/ Shisler.
Prof. Brown some time since 10
Gated well near Glenville for gas
Gas was found and the Professor
was sent for again and on Mon
day left to locate other wells for gal
and oil in various parts of Gilmel
county.
o. B. and G. w. Stewart, of Chi
cago, are visiting their parents Mr.
and Mrs. S. G. Stewart, of Arnetts
vile. The youngest of the tire,
sons of this worthy couple, "Roy'
Stewart, recently received the ap
pointment of a cadetship at West
Point and will go there soon to as
sumo his duties.
Misses Nora Hogue and Addit
Phillips are at Fairmont with friends
and will take in the Commencement
exercises at the normal school, which
takes place tomorrow.
Captain Dovener never had SC
many friends in the First district az
he has now. He will be nominated
without opposition and elected in
about the same manner Hurrah fol
Dovener.- Wetzel Republican.
Hon. A. d. Garden, of Ohio county
candidate for the office of Auditor
was in Sutton last Saturday and a
part of Sunday. Mr.. Garden is 0
farmer of the first class, was three
times elected to the Legislature, and
what is best of all an intense Demo
crat. He is a sociable,. pleasant
gentleman. and has what the ladies
would call-such winning ways
While in Sutton he made man
friends.-Bra1ton Republican.
c. Burdette Hart, of the InteHi
gencer, may not be perfect in al
things, but he filled the bill as 9
Harrison delegate at Minneapolis
Wellsburg Herald.
Prof. and Mrs. A. w. Lorentz are
visiting friends at Germantown, Nd
Mr.. L. V. Keck has been in Steu
benville, Ohio, and Pittsburg for {
week past on business.
Miss Pleasie Morgan, charming
young lady of near Smithfied, Pa.
spent several days with friends neal
Stewartstown, recently.
Judge Hagans held court at Buck
harmon last week and one of the pa
pers of that place says of him
Judge Hagans is not only compe
tent and prompt in the dispatch Of
business, but affable and genial, and
has made warm friends of all who
are in attendance"
Rev. 5. II. Day is attending com
mencement exercises of the Metho
dist Seminary at Buckhannon.
Mr. A. d. Hopkins and family will
go to Parkersburg in a few days t6
visit friends. That place was theil
former home.
Miss Eva Lawhead, who had beer
visiting her cousins in South Nor
gantown, has returned to her home
at ELEPHANTS, Pa.
Miss Hattie Mansbach, of Cum
berland, who had been the guest Of
Mrs. j. W. Hartigan, returned to hel
home Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Lew
ellen, at Hutchinson, Kansas. She
will also visit her son Hough at EN-
poria, Kansas, before returning te
her home
Prof. Davenport will take an adj
vanced course in applied mathemat-
les at the University of Virginia dur.
ing the summer months.
Prot. Atkeson has gone to his
home at Winfield, Putnam county,
for the summer. Next fall his fami-
iy will accompany him to this place
to make their future home.
John Foster and Elmer Jacobs re-
turned to Pitisburg Monday.
Mrs. Thornton Pickenpaugh is at
Thomas Pa, visiting her daughter
Mrs. John L. Roemer.
Tom Lewellen, of Hutchinson
Kansas, is visiting relatives here
Col. r. E. Fast and Sergeant Major
Earl Vance are busily engaged in
their preparations for the encamp-
ment of the First Regiment, which
takes place at Parkersburg next
month.
Mrs. E. S. Wells and Harry Wells,
wife and son of the manufacturer OF
the celebrated Rough on Rats" ar
rived here last Friday and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moor
head.
H. Alex Hubbard, superintendent
for the Edison company in the con-
struction of the electric light plant
here, will leave on Friday for New
York, having finished his work here
and satisfied that everything is in
complete working order. Mr.. Hib-
board has made many friends during
his stay who will kindly remember
him.
Dr. j. A. Fullerton, of Wheeling,
formerly pastor of the M. E. church
here, will sail tomorrow for Ireland.
He will be in Europe two months.
j. A. PAUL, who has been a stu
dent here for the past three years,
has been appointed superintendent
of the Monongah mines. He will
enter upon his duties in a few days.
Misses Alice Thomas and Fannie
Goodwin, who had been the guests
of the Misses Donley, returned to