The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are

visiting Mrs. George Q. Steele, has
returned to her home at Allegheny
City.
Rev. DR.. Gibbons will visit for
several days among friends here be-
fore returning to his home in Vir-
ginia.
Miss Winifred Jackson, who
has made many friends here during
frequent visits with her sister, Mrs.
Lazzell, will take the leading part
in the drama "Genivieve," to be Civ
en- by home talent at Kingwood to-
morrow night.
Little Mary, daughter of L. V.
Keck, who had been so seriously i'll,
is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Wilson, of Beaver, Pa, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. r.
Whitehill
William Bricker is out again after
an illness of several days.
Louise, little daughter of DIR. John
A. Myers who was in Lexington, KY.
for some time, visiting her aunt, is
at home again.
Imri Hunt was here few days
ago being en- route home from trip
through Taylor and adjoining coun-
ties.
Thirty rooms have been engaged
at the Hygeia Hotel, Fort Monroe,
for the Faulkner Whiting wedding
during the first week in January.
A government boat will likely take
large party prominent Washing
tonians, friends of Senator Faulkner,
down at that time.
Harry F. Smith, formerly stu
dent here, is travelling for the whole
sale grocery recently established at
Fairmont. He was here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Sisler spent last
Sunday with Mr.. james Donaldson,
Mrs. Sisters father, at Laurel Iron
Works.
Dave Reay left yesterday for Pitts
burg. He will stay there for week
with his father and mother.
Miss Myrtle Finnell arrived here
Monday from Wheeling and will be
the guest of relatives for sever
al days.
Miss Cora Calvert, of Bridgeport,
Harrison county, is the guest of her
friend, Miss Eva Kiger.
Mrs. Amanda Laishley, of wilkins
burg, Pa, is the guests of George w.
Laishley, near Easton.
Thomas Mapel, who is one of the
most widely acquainted men in the
county, is in poor health, at Rosedale.
Miss Lulu Carlow has returned to
her home in Cass from an extended
western trip subsequent to the clos
ing of the fair.
Miss Ionic South was the guest of
friends here over Sunday after visit
ing her sister In Ohio, leaving Mon
day for her home at Mount Morris.
Mrs. Jane Lazier is on the fair
road to recovery from her recent ill
ness. She was suffering from Sc
we're attack of pneumonia which
she contracted at her brothers fun
eral. She has not get returned from
Wheeling, but will arrive in a few
days.
Will Birch came down from Fair
mont for a few days visit among the
boys last week.
George NJ. John is at Steubenville,
where he will not be thrown upon the
tender mercies of the average hotel
for his Thanksgiving dinner, tor
George has friends at Steubenville,
good, kind friends who will give him
his fill of feasts on fowl and fun.
The business that takes him to Steu-
benville is one which good newspa
per taste prevents mentioning here,
but it may be guessed at with every
chance of being right.
Col. Fast went to Steubenville to
remain until after Thanksgiving,
when he will return, accompanied by
Mrs. Fast.
Oliver Ollie and Luther Lazzell,
of Morgantown, were here this week
buying fat cattle. They purchased
of W. G. Brown, Col. j. w. Brown
and Hon. James A. Brown and per-
haps some of the other Browns
KtagDood Argus.
Mrs. John Morris and Miss Carrie
Stewart have been visiting in Fay
cite county for the past few days.
Mrs. B. G. Williams, David G. and
James Hoge were here last week at
the funeral of their father, William
Hoge
Mrs. Kate Atchley arrived here
Friday from her home in Eastern
Virginia. Owing to the long dis
lance she had to travel she was too
late for the funeral of her father,
William Hoge. She will remain
for some time, the guest of her sis
tiers in South Morgantown.
Mrs. Lee MILAN is visiting Miss
Alice MILAN on the West side.
The venerable Thomas Rogers is
now in quite enfeebled state of
health. His symptoms are those u.s.
uallv attendant upon one of his age
he is in his S1st year. His son
William, who resides in Nebraska,
is expected here in short time.
Judge Hagans is at Fairmont this
week presiding at the regular No
vember session of the circuit court
j. Clarence McVicker has been
visiting at Columbus and Pittsburg
for several days past.
Mr.Agnew,of Uniontown, who has
been visiting his brother-in- law, DR..
Brock, has been quite i'll for several
days. Mrs. Agnew is also 5ere.
Will Pastorius and Miss Lou Ba-
ker were out for the first time since
their illness of fever Sunday.
Prof. Hare, who was the represen-
tatiye of the local society at
the Grand Lodge of the Odd Fell
lows at Wheeling, has returned. He
was accompanied by Miss Hattie
Hare.
Mrs. d. L. E. Casteel and little
son returned to their home in Buck
harmon on Monday after protract-
ed visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. j..
G. Wallace.
+. G.. Ross and j. L. Holbert, Of
Pittsburg, are here to attend the
Johnston johnson wedding this
evening. Both are graduates of the
engineering department of the Uni
versity and are excellent young m m.