The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-09-16
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are.

hunting on Cheat river in the wild:
of Preston county.
| Mr.. Jno. J. Shupe who recently
came to Morgantown to locate but
was unable to secure a suitable
place, has gone to Mt. Pleasant
Penna., his native town, where he
has bought jewelry store, that be
ing his business. Mr.. Shupe made
manyfriends during his stay here
DR.. Jesse J. Hall was called to
Alma, Neb., last week by the serious
illness of his brother DR.. John d
Hall.
Mrs. Jos. Allender of South Nor.
gantown, was the guest of friends
in Fairmont last week.
Our young friend w. S. Hare has
decided to locate in Kansas. He has
been there since last spring and Mrs
Hare will depart for that State in a
few days. We regret to lose them
but our good wishes follow them.
Dr. Felix J. Dent who lived in the
West for many years is now in Flor
ida and will make that State his
home. DR.. Dent is brother to Jas.
E., Of Granville, and DR.. George w.
Dent, of Arnettsville, and Marshall
M. Dent, of this place.
Daniel O'Grady, of Slewartstown.
has returned from Grafton where he
had just finished some artistic stone
work on the residence of the Superin-
tendent of the National Cemetery.
Dan is an artist in his business and
as cleres an Irishman as lives.
Sherman Danley, of Little Falls.
one of our clever citizens paid the
county seat visit few days ago.
Michael r. Chalfant and daughter
Mrs. W. W. South have gone to
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to the bedside of
Allen Chalfant, who is quite low
with consumption. Uncle Mike in
his old days is severely afflicted. as
but few weeks ago Mrs. Chalfant
died and now one of the sons is
brought low. They have our sym
pathy.
Mrs. Sarah J. Fleming has return
ed home from Fairmont where she
had been visiting friends for two
months.
Prof w. W. Tapp and wife who
have been visiting the latter's moth
er Mrs. Bartlett at Webster for some
weeks returned to their home at Har-
risville last week, where Mr.. Tapp's
school will open in few days. He
has been teaching at that point since
he taught in West Grafton three
years ago, and has proven there as
he did in this county a most sue
cessful teacher.-Gratton STANDARD.
The Weston World gives the two
following paragraphs
Master Robert Hood, five year old
son of DIR. L. M. Hood, fell down the
cellar stairway Of the family resi-
dence Tuesday afternoon, and for a
time it was thought he was danger
ously injured from depression of the
skull, We are glad to say the little
fellow has almost entirely recovered.
Rev. Dewitt White. who has been
pastor of the Presbyterian church
for several months, preached his
farewell sermon in that edifice Sun
day night. In the pulpit he is a
pleasant and. able speaker and as a
citizen an atfable and popular gen
tleman. He left Monday to pursue
his theological studies in Princeton
college.
Hon. Joseph Moreland and family
are at the Worlds Fair. They will
return home within the next day or
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Davis and
daughter Miss Sa lie went to Chicago
on Thursday last. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis will return ON Saturday but
Miss Sallie will remain for some time
visiting friends.
Miss Lucy Donley was recently
visiting some young friends in Gin
ton district.
&. w. Lynch, one of the leading
members of the Clsrksburg Bar was
here for short time on business a
few days ago.
Miss Ida Mapel has been among
her Morgantown friends recently, the
first time since her return from Chi
cago. The young folks were pleased
to meet her again.
Col. d. d. Johnson and family
have returned to Morgantown after
spending the summer in Tyler coun-
ty. We regret to note that the Col.
onel is not in his usual robust health.
DR.. Hartigan has returned home
after spending sixteen days study
ing the Worlds Fair. The Doctor
thinks it the most wonderful col
lection of exhibits ever collected.
DR.. Myers little daughter Louise
is visiting her aunt at Lexington,
Ky.
Thomas Conley, clerk of the Ger
mania, has been quite i'll for several
days. He has stuck to his post,
however.
Obediah Stillwell, of Iowa, has
been visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity for ten days past. This
is his first visit for over 40 years to
the home of his youth. His father
was Jerry Stillwell member of one
of Morgantown's old and highly re-
spected families.
Mrs. Margaret Brand was recently
visiting friends up the railroad.
Misses Lora and Effie Miller and
Bertha Seratford have returned from
their trip to Chicago Mr.. Miller,
father of Misses Lora and Effie is
still in Chicago.
Miss Ella Fordyce who spent the
summer here with her parents has
returned to Shepherdstown and has
commenced her work as a teacher of
music in Shepherd College
Guy r. c. Allen and wife were
here few days ago en- route to their
home in Wheeling after spending
some time at Mt. Lake Park. They
were accompanied by Master Guy
Guy Wiley.
r. K. Crisman, Of Holson, Kansas,
spent Sunday here with R. E. Fast
and on Monday morning both went
to Stubenville, Ohio, where on Thurs
day evening Mr.. Fast will be united
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