The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-08
ABOUT OUR ta-ESDs.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.

Misses Nellie and Bessie Finney
returned to their home iii New York
on Monday after spending several
weeks in Morgantown. They were
always popular ladies here and many
of our people would be glad to have
them again as permanent residents.
Miss c. S. Burnett returned to
town Wednesday last from quite an
extended lecture for the "Woman's
Christian Temperance Union" She
leaves soon again for the western
part of the state. While in Fair
mont she was employed by the gen
eral officers as state organizer.
Mr.. J. E. Lazzell was recently APP
pointed member of the faculty of
Pennington College at West Farm
ington, Ohio, and is there ready to
enter upon his work. The school is
good one and has a large attend
ance. Mr.. LIS Monongalia friends
wish him a pleasant and profitable
year's work there
Mr.. S. J. ZEARLEY, the manager
of the new planning mills now resi-
dent of Morgantown. He has moved
for the present into the Sturgiss
property on the depot corner.
Jno. L. Harris was here on Mon
day to accompany his daughter lit
tie Miss Ruth home. Ruth will be
missed from here as she is great
fayorite
DIR. S. 7. Hall left yesterday for
Baltimore to attend medical college.
He will return in the spring with his
diploma and be ready to enter upon
the practice of his profession. His
brother J. s. Hall accompanied him
to this place.
Mr.. Jos. S. Allender has arrived
safe in Europe and has spent few
days visiting places of interest be-
fore settling down to business in
Antwerp. He has been at Frank
fort on the main, Brussels, and the
battle field of Waterloo During his
stay he will make his headquarters in
Antwerp. Mr.. Allender sent home
a number of photographs taken dur
ing the voyage showing interesting
scenes. Among them WAS very
impressive one, it being burial at
sea.
Commander r. NJ. G. Brown, of
the U. S. Navy, left here on Monday
after brief stay with friends, hav
ing driven from Oakland on Satur-
day with his sister Mrs. Totten. The
latter will remain for time. Our
readers all know the history of Com
mander Brown and will recall his
heroism in saving his ship off the
island of Samoa some years ago.
People in Morgantown are always
glad to meet him.
Hon. Chas. E. Brown, of Cincinna-
ii, has been IN this place for some
days past to visit his sisters Mrs.
Ollie and Mrs. Moreland and other
friends. Mr.. Brown has become one
of the leading lawyers of the city of
his adoption.
The Baltimore County Democrat
gives very complimentary notice
of the recent visit Of Emil T. Schultz
and bride to Towsontown.
Prof. A. W. Lorentz left on
Monday for few days visit in Glen
vile. His niece Mary Lindsey who
has spent the summer there will re-
turn with him.
Mrs. Jno. ]. Brown went to Phila-
delphia on Monday where she will
be met by Mr.. and Mrs. Stoetzer and
Guy Brown who went home with
them. Mrs. Brown will spend few
days at Mooredale before returning,
George Snider and daughter Miss
Lucy, of Laurel Point, started on
Monday to visit several points in
Illinois and Iowa They will stop
at Springfield, Rock Island, Daven-
port and other points. Numerous
relatives, old Monongalians, are 10
Gated at these places.
Mrs. r. w. Dawson and little son
were here for short visit recently.
Mr. Dawson came up and accom-
panied them home on Monday. He
has recovered from his recent severe
illness.
Our young friend Dan Tenant,
of Battelle, was here last Saturday.
Dan will be the nominee of the Dem
ocratic convention for House of Del
egates and he will make things
lively not only in Battelle but
throughout the county.
Prof. NJ. d. Helmick, of the Glen
vile Normal School, joined his fam
lily here last week and all will re-
main few days yet before returning
to their home. The school term at
Chenille will begin on the 18th
The next three paragraphs are
from the Kingwood Argus:
Lieut.. R. NJ G. Brown, of Wash
ington, D. c., and Mrs. Della Tot
ten, of Oakland, Md, are visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
Attorney Grant Lazzelle, of Nor
| gantown, came over to Kingwood on
his bicycle last Saturday. He is get
ting to be quite an expert wheelman.
W. W. Graham and family return
ed Sunday from visiting relatives in
Monongalia county. Mrs. West, the
mother of Mrs. Graham, came back
with them tor visit
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Evans, of At
, lanta, Georgia, went to Pittsburg on
+ Tuesday after spending two days
here the guests of Mrs. Della Evans.
OF course they visited and received
3 very many other friends during their
r brief stay and all were delighted tc
see them. Mr. Evans is a native Of
e Morgantown but left here when a
boy 35 years ago. He has been in
railroad businessly near ever since
and is now Superintendent of the
Western & Atlantic whose headquar-
tiers are in Atlanta. That their stay
was so short is regretted by all theil
friends.
> Prof A. L. Wade is in Washing
!, ton, y. G. on business this week.
e Mrs. DIR. Hill and daughter Miss
: Kate, of Steubenville, Ohio, are
spending few days among Morgan
= town friends. Miss Dora, another
: daughter of Mrs. Hill, will join then
8 soon. All are bright, vivacions la
: dies and have large circle of friends
s here Miss Kate will teach in Wash
ington, D. G.
y Misses Mae Porter, M. j. Tor