The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-26
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.



Alex. b. Furman, was a visitor
here last week. Mr.. Purman is nov
conducting an extensive cigar fac
tory at Waynesburg.
Misses Genie and Myrtle Ander-
son visited friends at Fairmont last
week.
r. L. Fleming has his law Office
in Joseph Moreland's Office.
Miss Mary Ollie will spend the
winter months with friends At Wash
ington, D. c.
j. X. Durr and E. X. Porter, 81
Pittsburg, we're here for several days
last week. In good Republican
money the election made KeeDer 81
1888.
Among the many visitors Of note
here on Friday and Saturday last
was our excellent, venerable friend
A. W. Tenant. of Pentress, who waa
the guest of his son Jefferson Ten.
nant.
Rev. w. J. Eddy read an interest.
ing paper before the Monongahels
Baptist association, which held a
meeting at Smithfield last week.
Mrs. Jennie Cooper Jobes, Of Sa-
lem, Ohio, is visiting her mother
Mrs. Sarah Cooper.
Mrs. Dorsey St. Clair, of Fairmont
came down last week to spend few
days with her parents, Mr. aad Mrs
I. B. Williams.
Miss Margaret Donley has return
ed to her home at Mt. Morris, aftel
a pleasant visit With relatives here
Charles II. Turner, of Parkersburg
has been here for several days look
ing after his contracts at the new
buildings at the University.
Harry Woodward, of Parkersburg
was visiting friends here last week
Lucian and Harry Hagans and
Col. and Mrs. Lowry McGee have re
turned to their respective homes.
DR.. J. A. Myers and DIR. E. NJ
Turner are attending meeting o
directors and presidents of agricul
tural experiment stations and col
leges at New Orleans.
DR.. J. w. Hartigan has returned
from business visit to Pittsburg
While there he attended the presi
club benefit performance at the Du
quesne theatre.
The position of resident enginee
of the extension, recently resigned
by w. G. Ramsay, has been assigned
to G. HI. Smith, of Baltimore, WHIT
has been on the corps for some time
Mrs. Alexander T. Hess, a vel
known lady, of Grant district, is il
very poor health and has been TO
some time. We hope to hear of he
early recovery.
/ Among those from distance wht
were here to attend the Democratic
celebration were Mr.. and Mrs. S. X
Minor; and Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Don
ley and son Ellsworth, of Mt. Morris
| Glad to see them all
| Charley Reed, of Wheeling, wa
the guest of the family Of Capt. Nc
Wicker last week. He returned HON,
Thursday, accompanied by Mrs
Reed, who had been visiting here
for some time previously.
! Senator John E. Kenpa, is repor
ted seriously i'll at Washington with
rheumatic neuralgia. He was ia
ken sick ten days before the election
but his physicians thinks that h
will be able to get out in couple o
weeks unless new complication
arise.
Smith Hood, jr., of Rivcsville, wa,
here last week, and was glorying il
The prospect Of better prices for cat
tie under the Cleveland administra
tion.
Edward Domain, who had beer
visiting his old home here, has re
turned to jacksonville, Florida
where he is in charge of the U. S
Signal Station.
U. S. G. Pitzer WAS elected prose
cutting attorney of Berkeley county
F. c. Reynolds was elected prose
cutting attorney of Mineral county
Both these gentlemen are graduate
of the University law school.
| Jonathan Smith. of Kingwood, wa
a business visitor here last weeh
Mr.. Smith formerly resided at Stew
artstown.
Our old friend Thomas B. Hal
will please accept thanks for Bloom
ington, Illinois papers that bubbl
over with democratic enthusiasm.
Sheriff NJ. G.. Holmes and wife G
Clarksburg, were here on Monda,
being enroute home from visit a
Uniontown.
/ Phil. A. Shaffer has returned fror
Washington, D. G., where he ha
gone to make application for a com
mission in the U. S. army.
4 Henry Chalfant, of Uniontown ha
been breaking bread under the pa
rental roof for several days past.
Clayton Purnell is in Morgantowr
w. Va, visiting Col. R. E. Fast, an
incidentally hunting rabbits, squil
rels and killing sin error" wild TUT
keys that feed from the hand. 1t
thought, too, he will learn somethin
from the Colonel explaining why 9Th
incipient empire" didn't drop ont G
the procession.-Fvostburg .Journa
Fred Dering spent Sunday wit
his sisters at Fairmont.
Mrs. Sanford C. Morris has re
turned to her home at Fairmont
after visit at this place with he
mother.
Mrs. Jane Lazier has returne
from Wheeling, accompanied b
Mrs. Charlotte Wilson.
Miss Otella Price was visiting a
, Fairmont last week.
} Wayland Reynolds has returne
to Chicago, having been called her
to attend the funeral of his brothe
J Carson Reynolds.
Il Charlie Dering, who went fror
here to Fairmont to work at cahine
making business, has gone to Ind
: ana to live in the future.
Mrs. c. L. Thompson will retur
to her home at Huntington Thur.
day.
DENNIS again breathes the fire
November air. He was liberate
from the kindly care of Jailor Jone
3 on Tuesday evening.