The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-09-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where They Are and How
They Are


Pleasant, Iowa, where she will remain
till next spriug with her daughter
Mrs. George H. Spahr.
Miss Grace Dering has returned
home after spending two months
with her grandparents Judge anC
Mrs. A. F. Raymond at their Mt
Lake Cottage.
Ike Hickman, of Taylortown, Pa
was shaking hands with his numer
Gus friends here last week.
Misses Jessie Dent and May Wat
son have returned home after a de
lightful outing at Mt. Lake Park.
j. P. Donley took three cars o.
fine cattle East few days ago.
G. Fred Dorsey was visiting Fair
mont friends last week.
Cashier John II. Hoffman, of tht
Second National Bank, was compel
ed to walk with a cruteh last week
owing to sprained limb.
Mrs. Charles w. Montgomery who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dent, departed fol
her home at Charleston Friday
Mrs. r. w Dawson, Of Uniontowo
was called to Fairmont last week by
the illness of Mrs. Kinderman.
Prof. Armstrong spent several
days in town last week having just
returned from the Worlds Fair He
departed Saturday TOR various points
throughout the State to look up the
interests of the University.
Lester Swindler, of Palatine
was visiting friends here last week.
Miss Nellie Piekenpaugh was Wis
ting friends in Fairmont for some
days recently.
Mrs. Col Lee Roy Kramer return
ed Friday after visit at Parkers
burg and Marietta, o.
Mr. Charles n. Finnell. of Nor
gantown, was here during the past
week, visiting Mr.. w. @. Conley.
These young attorneys are con
templating co partnership for the
practice Of law.-Ktngeood ArguS.
Clark MADEIRA, Of Grafton accom-
panied by his little son, arrived Sat
urday on brief visit to his mother
Mrs. Jane MADEIRA.
John Hackney and sisters Misses.
Carrie and Lille returned from the
big Fair Saturday.
r. W. Dawson, Esq, and wife OF
Uniontown. are visiting Mrs. DIS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nye.
MIS-. Margaret MADEIRA is visiting
her daughter Mis-. Phil Sloan at
Brownsville, Pa.
Prof. f. L. Emory departed for his
home at indianapolis Friday and
Mrs. Emory will remain here for
some time with her parents Judge
and Mrs. Jno. A Ollie.
Dr. and Mrs. J. f. Hawthorne, OF
Morgantown, drove in from New &c
neva Tuesday eyening.-Uniontown
Standard.
Richard Brand returned several
days ago after an absence Of some
weeks.
Rev. w. j. Eddy preached his
farewell sermon Sunday evening. He
will enter the Rockefeller Uuniversi-
ty, at Chicago Greensboro corr.
Republican.
Prof Will Ii. Mcdaniel who has
been confined to his home in Fetter.
man for the past two months with
fever, was on our streets Saturday.
GRAFTON Leader.
E. NJ. Grant went to Pittsburg
Friday on business trip. The
Misses Grant who have been visiting
Misses Edith and Bessie Grant de
parted fer their home at Foxburg,
Pa, Friday.
Phil Sloan and son Albert, of
Brownsville, drove up last week in a
buggy and are guests of Mrs. Frank
Domain, South Morgantown.
Rev. A. NJ Buchanan wife and
children returned home Saturday
after spending their vacation in
Pennsylvania
I. L. Courtney, ofGrove City. Pa.
has bought u l00,000-acre tract of
woodland near Charleston and IS
running 35 sawmils. He has built
20 miles Of railroad.
Theo. Maple came in from the
oil field last week and spent several
days at home
George I. Long and family, of
West Grafton, left for Las Animas,
Colorado, last Monday.-Leader
The next three personals are from
the Fairmont Free Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hall and family
of Morgantown, are here this week
to visit their son Fay who is i'll with
fever at the home of his grandma,
Mrs. Berkshire
Luther Sine, of Mooresville, Mon
ongalia county, was in town Mon
day. He with his father, w. N.
Sine, have extensive interests at that
place. They also handle the famous
Grown" Pianos and Organs.
Will Mayors, in company with his
uncle, Frank Mayors, of Staunton,
Va, left New York Monday for Chill.
George Vance and daughter Miss
Allie and S. Grove Chadwick have
returned home from Chicago.
Rev. Ross Ward was in attendance
last week at the Baptist Association
which was in session at Beverly.
Chas. j. Hammond, j. R. Wood,
j. Craig and B. f. McCallister of
Uniontown, spent several days in
town last week.
Jas. F. Hustead, Esq, of Union.
town, has been here for several days
on business
Mr. Goodwin of the Pittsburg
Leader staff accompanied by James
Taylor, ex -champion oarsman, left
Morgantown several days ago in a
row boat for Pittsburg. Mr.. Good
win highly complimented the peo-
pie here in an article in the Leader
and also said in point of beauty the
scenery on the upper Monongahela
equaled that on the Hudson.
At the Fleming reunion held al
Anderson, Indiana last week, ex
Governor Fleming of Fairmont was
elected president, Miss Amanda
Fleming, Of Fairmont, third vice
president. and Prof. u. S. Fleming