The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-10-01
ABOUT OUR FRIEEl,s
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are.

II AnSS AASs
e DIR. Stewart, of Point Marion, " as
{ visitor here last week.
. Miss Kate Protzman is at home
from a business trip to Washington.
: She will return east In the interest
Of the publishing house for which
she travels, this week.
Charlie Garard, of the Hakill
,, company, has been here on Business
! for several days past
E. H. Hoult, prominent Marion
county timber man, was here on
business last week.
4 Mrs. Lorents is visiting President
Purinton, of Denison University at
Granville, Ohio. While en- route
Mrs. Losentz spcat few days with
Mrs. Curtis in Moundsville.
DIR. VIM. E. Stewart is at Clarks-
burg on professional trip.
| S. A. Posten has returned from an
extended eastern visit.
Miss Lydia Kennedy, of Mt. Nor
ris, was the guest of the Misses Don
ley the first of the week.
| Miss Nellie Donley, who had been
visiting here, has returned 10 her
home at Mt. Morris.
John Alexander, ESQ. has return.
ed from Wheeling, where he had
been serving as juror at Federal
Court.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fleming and
daughter Miss Annie of Scottdale
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Brand.
| Mr.. c. B Sisler has gone to Pitts
boro, Mississippi, where he will take
the Principalship of the college of
that place. Mr.. Sisler is native of
this county, and a graduate Of the
University. The best wishes of his
Monongalia friends follow him to
his new home.
Nj. d. Post has been admitted as
a member of the Harrison County
bar at Clarksburg
Miss Ella Campbell, who has been
the guest of A. r. Menear's family,
returned to her home in Morgantown
Tuesday.-Fairmon Free Press
S. Grove Chadwick was a Wheel
ing visitor last week
Hon. Jacob Provance of Mason
town, was in town for several DAYS
last week on business. Mr. Prov
ance is strong, but very level head
ed Democrat, and represented Fay
cite County in the Pennsylvania
Legislature at the last session.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Hawthorne re
turned from their wedding trip last
Saturday evening. They visited
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Atlantic City. They will board
till spring with the Doctors mother,
on Wiley street.
James Jackson, of Detroit, Michi-
gan, has been the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. M. Turner, for several
days past. Mr.. jackson is a native
of Weston, where be was in business
until within the past few years.
Mrs. Maria Cans and daughter,
Mrs. w. c. Ruckman, of Eau Clair,
Wisconsin, have recently been visit
ing DR.. Geo. B. Morris. Mrs. Cans
is DR.. Ms aunt and is the Youngest
of family of ten children of five
brothers and five sisters all of whom
were horn and reared at Morris X
Roads, Pa. She is in her S0th year.
But one other of the family besides
herself is living She is on her way
to visit the scenes of her childhood
and to see the few friends of her
early days that are still living. Mrs.
Cans is very superior lady and is
remarkably well preserved
James G. Vance, wife and son, of
Harrisburg, Ohio, are guests of
relatives in and near town. This is
Mr.. Vance's Grsts visit to his old
home for several years. His many
friends here are pleased to know
that he has prospered in the Buck
eye State.
Misses Hattie and Callie Hagans,
Mrs. Stewart and daughter Miss Ella,
Mrs. 0. H. Ollie, and Misses Susie
Mayors, Virginia and Gussie Wilson
composed pleasant party leaving
Morgantown Monday to attend the
Pittsburg Exposition.
Mr.. Cornelius Lazzel and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Courtney, of Monongalia
county, were here the past week, Wis
iting relatives. They returned home
Tuesday.-Kingwood Argus.
Lieut. r. NJ G. Brown, Hon. DO
seph Moreland, Clarence Ollie and
sister, Miss Mary, drove over from
Morgantown last Saturday, to visit
friends and relatives here. The three
last named returned to Morgantown
i Sunday and the Lieutenant left Mon
day for Washington.-Kingacood Ar
gus.
| Mrs. Anna B. Courtney. who had
been visiting friends here, has re-
turned to her home at Palatine
Miss Verona Maple was the guest
of friends in town day or two last
week. She stopped over ON her way
to Chenille to resume her duties in
the Normal School. Miss Maple has
just returned from an extensive trip
west, and talks most entertaininglv
about that great country. Fdirmont
IndeT.
Miss Birdie Snider, of Point Marion
was the guest of her father, Elisha
Snider, last week.
,
Ross Brown, who had been on a
two weeks visit with relatives at
Baltimore, also taking in the G. A.
r. reunion sights at Washington,
has returned to his home in CLAY
district.
Stephen A. d. Glasscock, of St.
John, Kansas, is visiting his brother
VIM. E. Glasscock
Mrs. Will S. Kitchens, of Mt.
Morris, has been visiting relatives
here for some days past.
Mrs. D. C. Myers and daughter,
and Miss Mamie Hogue, of South
Bend, Indiana, are the guests of the
family of William Hogue.
Samuel Goodwin is visiting his
son George, at Pittsbure.
Alfred Boyd, of Wheeling, was
here on Monday.
Jacob Morrill, and daughter Miss
Emma, of Independence, Missouri,
have been visiting Major Jno. A. B.