The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-25
ABoUf OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
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Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.
Prof. A. j. Hare is in Wheeling,
where he went as a delegate to the
Grand Lodge l. O. o. F. He was
accompanied by Miss Hattie Hare
OF Easton.
Bernie Morgan is still confined to
his room. His ailment is from
deep-seated cold, making neural
gia and feverishness causes of con-
siderable suffering. He is not threat
ened with typhoid fever. as has been
reported,
Thomas Rogers has been quite ill
for several days past.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of Hon. Fountain Smith, of
Fa:rmont. The Ex-senator is lying
at the home of his son Col. G. L.
Smith suffering from stomach dis
ease
Mrs. Jno. N. Dawson and dauGh-
ter, Miss Harvie, of Uniontown, have
been the guests of Mrs. Della E.
Evans for a week past.
j. w. PAUL of Monongah came to
hear the concert and to fulfill an
other tender mission which requires
his presence every once'in while.
Prof. Stewart spent Saturday and
Sunday at his hofne here. He is well
pleased with his position as princi
pal of the Fairmont schools, as are
the patrons with his manner Of con
Quoting the schools.
Rev. DIR. Gibbons, formerly rector
of Trinity Church, now having
charge in the Valley of Virginia,
will be the guest of former parish
oners next week. He will also as
sist Dr. Pierson in the Johnston
johnson marriage ceremony, which
is to occur at the church next Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. w. G. Davis and little daugh-
ter left Monday for their home at
Brownsville.
Mrs. j. C. Wallace and Mrs. d. T.
E. Castecl have returned from a
visit to Pittsburg, where Mrs. Wal
lace received medical treatment.
Joseph Maple, who has for some
time been conducting boarding
house in the Dolls run oil field, was
visiting his family here over Sunday.
1t is his intention to remove to
Warrington in a short time to go
into other business.
Col. Fast is at home from brief
visit at Steubenville. Mrs. Fast
will remain there visiting her par
ents until after Thanksgiving.
Dr. John A. Myers, of Morgan
town, spent Tuesday night in town.
He came up to see his sister, Miss
Irene Myers, who has been indis-
posed for several days.-Fairmont
Inder.
Miss Lutte Rice was out for the
first time Friday since contracting
the fever. She is the only one of the
family, aside from her father, who
has been out, though all of them are
now improving in health.
The Braxton county papers report
that attorney L. M. Wade, formerly
of this county is in very poor health.
Uncle Pat Lilly and family have
moved to Parkersburg where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Lilly, although one of our oldest cit
liens, is quite spry and had just re
covered from having a broken leg
at Morgantown. He will work at
his trade that of gunsmith.-Grafton
Leader
The Royal Arch Masons at the
recent convention of the State Chap
ter at Wheeling elected Captain K.
d. Walker to the exalted position of
Captain of the Host-an honor re
posed in deserving and famous
member
Our clever friend d. o. Bates, of
Stewartstown, was a recent visitor
here. Mr.. Bates has our thanks for
favors.
John M. Carlow and son Herbert
paid their respects to the New Do
MINIoN few days ago. Master Her
bert came to see something of the
art preservatiye.
Mrs. Minerva Arnett, of Arnetts-
vile, is visiting Mrs. Rebeeca j,
Stewart.
J. NJ. Bell returned from Wheel
ing Saturday, leaving Mrs. Bell
there with her mother, Mrs. Lazier,
who is steadily improving and like
ly to recover.
Mrs. S. B. Brown, of Morgantowp,
is the guest of Miss Carrie Weisen-
felt-Buckhannon Delta.
L. Will Joseph, who was delegate
from the local organization to the
grand lodge of the Masonic fraterni-
ty in session at Wheeling has re-
turned.
DR. Charles Wade has returned to
Philadelphia to resume his medical
studies.
Squire Arnett Glasscock, who now
lives near Fairmont since removing
from Grant district, was here last
week visiting relatives-his first ex.
tended visit for long time.
Marion Dawson, who had been
working in Miller's cigar factory
for several years, is now with Don
ley Bros.
Mrs. Lavaria Nuzum has beer ap-
pointed to the position of care taker
of a portion of the experiment sta
ton.
Ben. G. Williams was here last
week taking his driving stock
through to Fairmont He removed
his family from Greensboro to that
place earlier in the week. He will
engage in the practice of law there
7. w. Fleming and G. B. Melon
aid come up from Uniontown Friday
and on Saturday returned to theii
home at Fairmont. They had been
over in Uniontown on business in
connection with Monongalia coal OPP
tions they hold. Mr.. Fleming still