The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-07-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Aentisn Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are.

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Mrs. John Alexander is suffering
from an attack of jaundice
| Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan sprained his
ankle badly few evenings ago and
ca.n get about but little even with
the use of crutches.
Prof. Hodges, who is holding an
institute at Fairmont, spent Sunday
here.
r. w. Dawson is here for brief
visit. Mrs. Dawson and little son
have been here for some time. All
will return home next week.
Justice John N. Dawson is in
Pittsburg this week having his eyes
operated upon. The sqnire's eyes
have been very weak for a long time
and of late have given him SO much
trouble that he performed his official
duties with great difficulty. 1t is to
be hoped that this operation win
have beneficial effect on his eyes.
Unionto,on Standard.
Miss Matte Brock will return
home from Beaver to-day.
Miss Alice Altman spent last week
in Cumberland.
Prof and Mrs. Brooke left last Fri
day for Charlestown, their former
home, to remain during the summer.
Mrs Walter MADEIRA is visiting
relatives at Pittsburg.
Miss Sue Domain, of Brownsville,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Jeanette Domain.
Miss Maud MADEIRA, of Browns
vile, is visiting Miss Ella Campbell
Mrs. w. ]. White is visiting at
Parkersburg, where Mr.. Whites Of
fetal duties require his presence.
Prof M. D. Helmick, of the Glen
vile Normal school, is here to spend
the summer with his family. They
will remove to Chenille next fall
Clark Pickenpaugh has returned
from visit with his sister, Mrs. J.
L. Roemer, at Thomss, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Bell will
leave on Friday for two weeks Wis
it at Wheeling and Mountain Lake
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Moorhead, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Wood, Mrs. G. W. John and
Harry Wells composed party that
visited old friends at Uniontown the
latter part of last week and the first
of this.
Mrs. Louisa Boughner returned
from ten days visit at Mountain
Lake Park Saturday.
Ed. Mayors is in town for an ex-
tended visit, which will contain an
admixture of business.
General and Mrs. Leroy Cramer,
of Philadelphia, arrived on Tuesday,
and are the guests of Prof. and Mrs.
A. W. Lorentz.
Profs. Emory and Johnson return
ed Tuesday from a roughing it expe-
dition of the state, choosing that
portion where humanity is most alien
and utility of resources hardly be-
gun. They went through Randolph,
Tucker and Pocohontas Counties
walking and riding where horses
could be found. They fished and
hunted and they camped out, having
an ideal time of it, which even sur
passed their anticipations. They
say that the "back county" is being
relocated from West Virginia by the
rapid and steady March of railroads,
mills and mines, and that but few
years remain until the interior will
be veritable hot bed of industry.
They did not take the tour to aseer.
tain these facts, but they were obser-
vable on every hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Kiger, of
Marietta, are the guests of friends in
and near Morgantown. Mr.. Kiger
has been in poor health for some
time past and has come back to recu-
perate.
Emil Schultz, B. & o. operator
here, has gone to Baltimore, his
former home, for vacation of two
weeks.
Mrs. S. p. Wilson, of Beaver, Pa.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs A.
r. Whitehill.
Mrs. Curtis B. Fleming, of Fair
mont, accompanied by her son How
ell, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. |
W. w. Hayes.
Mr.. NJ. d. Post, one of the grad
yates of the University law school
92, spent a few days at his home
last week and departed for Chenille
Normal, where he delivered the adj
dress before one of the literary socie-
ties.-Clarhsburg Telegram
Mrs. Helen Manear, of Wheeling,
was married a few days ago to gen
tleman from Berryville, Virginia.
Mrs. Manear was composition in
this office for time some months
ago and made number of friends
while in Morgantown.
Mrs. f. P. Hare is in town the
guest of Mrs. A. G. Wood. She will
remain for several weeks.
Mr. D. L. Jamison is rapidly COM
ing to the front as lawyer in Par
kersburg. And as the boys say che
will get there" He has ability, hon
esty and industry, the three essen
tials to success in any profession.
DR.. and Mrs. De Roode left on
Monday for Lexington, KY, for the
summer vacation.
DR.. Courtney is at Wheeling on
business.
The federal grand jury has presen-
ted indictments against the owners
of the whisky boat that was recently
here ard U. S. deputy marshals may
by this time be on the track of the
fugitive craft. Those people seemed
to have neglected the fee and for
mality of government license and
by that means are in hot water. They
will be caught.
Frank d. Wood, one of the faith
full typos of this office, is taking a
ten days lease from the case at
Bridgeport, with relatives.
D. Lee Jamison, who had been
here, and in this vicinity for several
days with old friends, returned to
his Parkersburg home Monday.
Rev. Hough Houston left last Sat-
urday for Kingston, N. Y, where he
will be supply pastor OF an M. E.
| church for tho sumroar Mr.