The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-07-29
ABOUT OUR FRIESBs,
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are.


turn to Toledo, Ohio, where they will
be the guests of DIR. and Mrs. p. ii
Strauss for while and 60 from ther,
to Fort Adams where the Captain
has been stationed for the past two
years.
Rufus West went Monday to Nuz
um's Marion, Co., to attend the fun
eral of his father John West who
died Saturday of Bright's disease
aged 20 years.
Omer and Charlie Chalfant return
ed their home in Newark, o., Mon
day.
Judge R. L. Berkshire wife and
daughter left Monday for Mt. Lake
Park to spend the summer.
Maj. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lee have re-
turned from the Worlds Fair and 6
subsequent visit with friends at Hel.
days Cove and Wheeling. The
Major, as is everyone else is enthusi-
astic over the fair He is strong in
the hope that the exposition will
keep open another season, as those
who could not go this summer could
probably go then. and he says every
one should go. He and his family
are in good health, much invigorat-
ed from the summers recreation. -
Huntington Advertiser.
Mrs. Clark MADEIRA and little son,
of Grafton, are visiting Mrs. Jane
MADEIRA on Front street.
Nate Kiger has been severely i'll
for the past week and is not yet out
of danger.
Samuel Pickenpaugh, Jr. and sis
ter Miss Mary have returned from a
visit to relatives in Washington, Pa.
Drs. ID. B. and A. L.Purintan are
enjoying their stay on Cheat. They
will remain during the present week.
Miss Mary Pickenpaugh has re-
turned home from visit of month
in Washington county Penna. Miss
Mays friends are glad to have her
back again.
Rev. w. J. Eddy came up from
Greensboro Monday morning and
went to his old home in Battelle dis
trict for short stay.
Miss Laura Shisler went to Pitts
burg on Sunday from which city she
went to Chicago on Monday with
the Times excursion to attend the
Worlds Fair.
Col. Hester, one of the University
Regents, is the owner of a fine
Orange grove in Florida and makes
an annual trip to that state to look
after his interests. He b as invited
number of friends to join him next
winter who will accept.
Miss Blanche Clear is visiting rel
atives at Greensboro, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates, of Ohio, are
visiting Mrs. US father, John Par
fit, Esq.
Mr.. C. N Finnell will go to Welsh,
Mcdowell county, next week on a
prospecting tour and will probably
locate. Mr.. Finnell is most excel
lent young man, an upright, indus
trious lawyer and will do well any
where. We bespeak for him cor
dial welcome from the people of that
growing place.
Miss Maud McVicker is visiting
her sister Mrs. Chas. A. Reed in
Wheeling.
Jesse Gregg returned to Pittsburg
Sunday after spending his vacation
with his parents here.
Harry Boggess passed Saturday
and Sunday in Pittsburg
Pilot Sam Hendrickson was with
friends in town for several days last
week.
Squire S. p. Tenant, one of the
leading citizens of Clay district, was
recently at the county seat on bust
ness.
5. j. Snider, one of the solid and
progressive young democrats of
Grant district was in town recently
and favored the New DOMINION with
a call, Glad to see Jerry looking so
bright and happy.
Mr.. M. L. Snyder, the real estate
man of Pittsburg, was here last week
having been summoned to the bed
side of his mother, Mrs. Elisha Sny-
der, who was stricken with paraly-
sis. Mr.. Snyder is one of the bright
boys who left Monongalia, years
ago and is now prosperous real
estate agent in Pittsburg.
Prof. VIM. S. Aldrich and family
have returned from the sea shore.
Ed Boyd of Uniontown, popular
young W. V. U. boy came up last
week on his bicycle to see the
boys,
Geo. W. johnson, of Leetown, a
former we'll known student of the
University, was in town last week
Braxton Davenport class of -93 w.
Va, University spent the past week
in the city.
F. VIM. Rane, Horticulturist of
the Experiment Station arrived a
few days ago from visit to his old
home in Michigan. DIR. Rane will
remain in town during the heated
term.
M. d. Post, one of the most popu-
lar and distinguished young lawyers
of Wheeling, as well as Democrat
ic politician who will eventually
represent his District in Congress
was with friends here the past week.
John A. Grier of Parkersburg, who
graduated from the West Virginia
University, Glass of 1892, was a
pleasant visitor to friends in town
last week.
A LARGE party of the employees of
Sam Brown, the millionaire coal king,
came up Thursday on the Voyager
for few days recreation. The party
is composed of pleasant steamboat
men who enjoyed their outing to the
fullest extent. Come again, gentle
men.
Miss Villa Brand cane home Fri
day after pleasant visit in Rives-
vile.
Miss Maggie Carr is at home after
a very pleasant visit among West
ernport, Nd, relatives aud friends.
Mrs. Cornelia Davidson left for
her home in Bridgeport Friday after