The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-12-10
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
Thar Ire


Personal Mention Of Prominent People
where They Are and How
! They Are.
VIM. Hogue has been quite unweli
for some time past. and Is still una
bic to attend to bis business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. Crane, of
Kingwood, were the guests of Mr.and
Mrs. LG. Lazzell the first of the week.
DR.. J. A. Myers has returned from
NewOrleans. Mrs. Myers and daugh-
ter, Louise, will visit friends and
relatives in different portions of the
South before returning.
Joseph Bell, of jefferson, Pa, was
the guest of his cousin, Mai. Jim
Bell, last week. The Major showed
him all the points of interest in and
around town.
B. L. Morgan attended the
Thanksgiving ball at Martinsburg.
1t was one of the most brilliant So
cial events for years in that city.
John Hardy, of Grafton. in times
past University boy. was here on
business last week. Mr.. Hardy now
operates extensively in the lumber
business. But matrimony has yet
not claimed him for its own.
Mr. Jno. A. Price has returned to
this county from Wheeling and will
stay through the winter. We
would be glad to have him become a
permanent resident again.
Mrs. Margaret Brown and little
grand daughter Jessie. acccmpani-
ed by John Mcdonald, left for
Grassmere, Florida, to spend the
winter at the beautiful home of Col.
Andrew Mcdonald. They stopped
over in Washington City to spend
Thanksgiving. -Kingtcood Argus
Mrs. T. Pickenpaugh has returned
from visit with Mrs. John L. Roe
mer, at Thomas, Pa.
Elisha Snider has returned to
Point Marion to reside, and his
place in the Union Improvement
Company's Office has been filled by
the selection of John NJ. Gregg, who
is installed permanently in the posi-
tion.
Miss Ida Mapel, who has been
visiting in Chicago for some time
past, in now the director of the Pitts
burg branch of the Chicago Woman's
Exchange, and will remain in that
city until after the closing of the
The Worlds Fair.
Ea~l Vance, of Clarksburg, has
been mingling with old friends here
for several days past.
Rev. Ross Ward is at Pittsburg
attending meeting OF the Society
of Baptist Missions.
Misses Meta and Bessie Wallace,
who have been visiting Mrs. d. T. E.
Casteel, at Buckhannon, returned on
Friday.
ID. Lee Jamison, who has become
one of the leading attorneys at the
Parkersburg bar, has been visiting
friends here and near town for a few
days.
H. Clay Shaw, from Mineral, and
c. Hartmeyer from Preston, have
been elected members of the next
Legislature. Both these gentlemen
formerly were students of the Uni
versity and are well remembered by
many of our people.
Mrs. A. Wells and daughter. Miss
Eta, have returned from visit with
relatives at London, Ohio.
Miss Jennette Domain has been
visiting at Pittsburg for several
days past.
Mrs. James Hoge, of Grafton, is
visiting relatives in South Morgan
town.
M. d. Post, one of our electors, is
candidate for the .Clarksburg
pestoffice, and there is no one from
the standpoint of good party ser
vice and all necessary qualifications
more deserving of the office.
Joe McDermott and Col. r. E.
Fast, of Morgantown, were up this
week. Can't stay away from
the boom city.-Fairmont Free
Press. The gentlemen say that they
changed cars st Fairmont, on their
way to~Wheeliag, but they manifest
some surprise that the Free Press
should be so charitable and fond of
free advertising as to call Wheeling
"boom city,
Miss Bessie Murphy has return
ed from an extended visit with rela-
tives'in Pennsylvania, and is the
guest of the family of DR.. H. B. La
zier. She will remain here till
spring, when she will return to her
home in Nebraska.
Miss Mary Casselberry will go to
New York in short time, to remain
during the winter
Judge A. F. Raymond, of Fair
mont, had an operation performed
on his eyes, at Baltimore last week,
which is thought to be successful
and will restore the lost strength to
his vision.
M. E. Fetty of Monongalia has
rented the j. w. Swisher farm near
Worthington, and moved to it this
week. He left his Monongalia farm
in charge Of his son in Far
mont Vest Virginian
Our young friend Richard L. Elem
ing has gone to Fairmont where he
will locate for the practice of law
Richard is a gradual of the
law department of the Univer-
sity He is a thorough scholar and
a painstaking worker. He is highly
esteemed by all who know him. We
would commend him to the kindest
consideration of the good people of
Fail'mont and Marion county. He
is tbs sort of man every commun-
ity wants.
Col. Ewd. S. Elliott, of Preston
county, assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney is in the city and will
remain several days. Mr.. Elliott has
concluded to leave the grand old
mountains of the beautiful Republi-
can stronghold and settle in some
community where his talents and
ability will have wider spread. He
talks of leaving West Virginia alto
gether but it is hoped he will not do
this, and if he does not he will very
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