The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-10-21
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How

Exposition for the past week.
Miss Cora Ogden, an imperial
champion of Fairmont loneliness,
has been the guest of the family OF
Prof II. N. Ogden for several days
past.
| DR.. j. A. Fullerton, the new pas
tor of Fairmont NJ. f. church, has
entered upon his duties.
Alex Bebout comes down at every
session Of court, and will continue to
do SO until his ancient case against
the defunct Black bottle railroad
sinks into innocuous herbitude or
some disposition is made of it,
Judge Raymond is in critical
condition at bis home at Fairmont,
and the gravest apprehensions of his
friends have been aroused. Since
coming from Mountain Lake Park
be has grown gradually weaker.
DR.. l. c. White and Miss Emma
White returned Saturday from the
Worlds Fair Miss Whites paint.
ing, Tn exhibition at the West tir-
GINA building, has been the subject
of the highest praise and commenda-
ton.
Mr.. Richard Loar, one Of the good
citizens of Gainesville. was recently
here. His Morgantown friends are
always pleased to meet him.
w. L. Mapel, president of the Ex-
change Bank, at Columbus Grove,
OHIO, with his daughter, Miss Leo
Mapel, is visiting Mrs. George NJ.
Reay of South Morgantown, Thomas
Mapel, of Rosedale, and other rela-
tives in this and Greene county. This
is their first visit. The bank with
which Mr.. Mapel is connected is the
one that was robbed some time ago,
the shooting of Cashier t. J. Mapel
taking place at the time, and which
all newspaper readers will remem Der
Miss Rose Sweeney has been en-
gagged for and already assumed the
position of instructor of vocal music
at Marshall College, Huntington, of
which school Prof, Thos. Il. Hodges
is principal. Miss Sweeney's many
visits here had accumulated for her
large acquaintance list, and all her
friends know the superiority of her
qualifications for her new work.
Mrs. Lee Crow and Mrs. Marshall
Crow are at home again from visit
to the Pittsburg Exposition.
Col. Poster and Maj. Shaffer are
at home from Martinsburg, where
they attended X. of p Grand Lodge.
Frank W. Clark, well-remember
ed alumnus of the University, has
gone to Harvard to study law.
Rev. S. E. Jones and family have
gone to housekeeping in a portion of
w. ID. Gusemans house. on the South
side.
Mrs. s. Steele, of Buckhannon,
who had come here during the ILL
ness of the children of her son. G..
{. Steele, has returned to hor home.
This was the first visit Mrs. Steele
had made to Morgantown where
several years of her life were passed
and where friends in great numbers
are ever ready to welcome her, for
quite long time, and the regret is
that the visit vas so short
Mrs. George C. Sturgiss has re
turned from Mountain Lake Park,
where she had been during the sum
mer.
Miss Rose Howe has gone to Buck
harmon. She will enter the NJ. L. |
Seminary at that place, her inten
tion being to lake the course in
that institution.
DIR. Jesse j. Hall and Mrs. john
ID. Hall are at Camden, Indiana,
settling up the business affairs of
the late DR. John d. Hall. The
household and other effects there be-
longing to Mrs. Hall will be trans
ported TO this place, where she will |
in the future reside Mrs. Hall was
formerly a Miss Fairfax, and was
reared at Reedsville, Preston county.
She will be welcomed by our people.
Edgar B. Stewart, who was one
of the notably gifted and equally as
popular students here last year, is
now on the editorial staff of the
Martinsburg World.
Mrs. p. B. Reynolds is at Hunt
ington visiting her sister She will
extend her trip to Florida, where she
hopes the softened climatic influ-
ences of the winter will have bene-
fetal effect upon her health
Mrs. Naret is at her old home in
Putnam county for visit OF few
weeks among friends
Harry Debolt, who now writes
Fairmont after his name on hotel
registers, is here as a witness in the
Blair Case.
Carl Frame is with us again after
most pleasantly INDUCED sta, at
Mountain Lake Park.
Ed Shanks, who has been ill for
some time with fever, is out again.
Mr.. J. J. Kenney one of the Stand
ards confidential men here has been
at the Worlds Fair for two weeks
past
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Scrafford are
absent in Chicago They will spend
short time with friends in Toledo
before returning.
Prof. A. L. Wade is at home again
after business trip in Pennsylva-
MIA
DR. P. b. Reynolds and Rev. Ross
Ward have returned from Charles
ton, where they had been in at
tendance at the sessions of the Bap-
fist General Association of the State.
Both were prominently placed on com
mittee and other work. The session
extended through three days and
was attended by the leading lights
of the faith from every portion of
West Virginia.
John G. Samsel stopped over to
visit his parents here on his return
to Pittsburg from the Worlds Fair.
w. III. Fredlock, of Piedmont, was
here the first of the week, renewing
acquaintance made during atten-
dance at the University.
Dir. E. NJ. Turner has returned
from two weeks trip to Clarksburg,
Weston and other points in the in
terror, in the interest of the North
western Mutual Insurance Company.