The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-10-21

/ gentlemen are father and uncle O
our fcilaw citizen Jefferson Tennrnt
Judge A. F. HAMMOND is very il
at his home in Fairmont His mal
ady Is pronounced Bright's disease
Arlie LeHellen and wife have re
turned home from trip to Pittsburg
Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelly. and famil,
are the guests of Squire Jacobs
Garrison Mcclure is visiting rela
tives in Iowa and Kansas and taking
in the sights at the Worlds Fair
Mrs Capt. Kraft, who was recent,
the guest of Mrs. o. H. Ollie, has re
turned to her home in Brownsville
Miss SADIE Coil is expected HON,
from Chicago to morrow.
Miss Otella Price is home from
the Worlds Fair
Mrs. Es,ella Wallace, who hat
been visiting her daughter, Mrs, 5
A. Poster, has returned to her home
at Clear Spring, Maryland
Miss Allie Boyers, is at home
from very pleasant visit with hei
friend, Miss Sallie Norris, at Glen
vile.
Raymond Rice is quite i'll with
fever. His attack completes the en-
tire membership of the family atliict
ed with the disease, with the excep.
tion of Mrs. Earnest Rice. L. ii.
Rice is recovering rapidly and il
will be but short time. If his con
valesence continues, till he will be
able to be out. l.. w. Joseph has
charge of Riee's store during the i'll
ness Of the owners.
Mrs. Netttie Gardner. with her
two children, Of Chicago, is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carraeo,
John S Brown and Oliver Price,
two substantial citizens Of Clay, re.
turned Saturday from the World
Fair
Little Lorentz Danser is recover
ing after seven weeks siege of fe-
yer. DR. Hartigan's skill brought
him through
Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Davis will
reside at Brownsville Mr.. Davis
has been appointed to the paslorate
of an Nj. E. Church at that place.
For some years he has been located
at Boston, Pa.
Bernie MADEIRA and Harry George
left Monday for the Worlds Fair,
going by way Of Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Moorhead,
Miss Jessie Moorhead and Miss
Blanche Wood have returned from
their ten days visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Ed. Snider, of Fairmont, is work
ing in Harry Pride's seddler shop
Hon. Christopher Hartmeyer,
member of the House of Delegates
from Preston county, and one of the
bright alumni OF the University, was
visitor last week.
The wife of DR.. Kirk, who was for
merly Miss Callie Dent, has been
i'll with typhoid fever at her home at
Gormania, this state, but is now re-
covering. Her mother, Mrs. J. Z.
Dent, is with her
Mrs. J. o. Huey, of Warrington,
was badly injured on Wednesday,
She was out diving with Miss Anna
Burchinal Her horse frightened
and ran away, throwing both out Of
the buggy. She lay unconscious for
several hours, but finally rallied
and it is thought she will recover
Miss Nyna Reynolds who had
been the guest of her cousin. Miss
Bessie Wallace for some weeks, left
for her home at Keyser Friday last.
The family of Prof. Thomas c.
Miller have joined him here and
have taken rooms in the Wallace
apartment house, Wiley Street.
The Fairmont West Virginan gives
its regrets at Prof. Miller's depart
ure in the kind notice following:
1--WE are not altogether pleased at
Mr.. Miller leaving us. We are 10th
to see him go, but since he has re
solved to do so we suppose we should
acquiesce. AS we have said before,
the gentleman will be greatly missed
here. So will his excellent family.
1t is hardly necessary to add that
they will be followed to their new
home by the best wishes of all our
people"
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Dering has been at
Fairmont for several days, having
been called there by the serious i'll
ness of her father Judge A. i. Hay
mond.
Charley Wade is rapidly recover
ing from his recent severe illness and
will return to Philadelphia in short
time to resume his medical studies.
Miss Lou Baker is entirely out of
danger and her complete restoration
TO health is but matter of short
time.
Biggs Danser who has been suffer-
ing from. severe attack of fever is
He had the best medical
skill. DR.. Wade was his physician.
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Day, Miss
Dickorman, Prof A. l.. Wade and
Mrs Aldrich spent yesterday enjoy
ing the rugged and gorgeous scenery
at Cheat View.
Mrs. Minerva Thompson and Mrs.
John T. Wilson, of Pittsburg, were
guests of Mrs. Dorcas }. Raymond
the first of the week.
Charles Mcbride, an old time
Snowman, is visiting II. Q. Cunning
ham at Stewartstown.
Mrs. Rebecca Churchwel, of Front
Royal, Virginia, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Lucy Finnell This is the
first time the aged sister had met
for several years. Mrs. Churchwell
is accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. j. B. Oder, wife of the editor of
the Frostburg, Md, Mining Jour
nal
Thanks to that clever gentleman
Joseph Hartman for late favors.
The Fairmont Free Press SAYS
Col. c. L. Smith left this week for
tour with the officials of the expert
mental station from Morgantown
They will visit many different points
in the United States.
Miss Allie Vance has returned
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