The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-01-20
ABoUr orr FRIENDS
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are

/ w. u. SNdue}, Ol new tumbef-
land, visited among his friends here
last week.
Robt. c. Berkeley, who is now To-
Gated at Chicago, has been the guest
of his parents here for several days
Watson Achley has returned to
his work in Virginia Mrs. Achley
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Name
Williams, at Fairmont.
Prof and Mrs. Davenport have re-
turned from their visit to Charles
town.
DIR. Dorsey p Fitch is still i'll at
his home at Fairmont, bnt the pros
poets are Hattering for his being
able to be out at an early day.
Little Louise Hopkins, whose i'll
ness from scarlet fever was the most
severe of any of those affected who
recovered, is changing for the better
and is going to be fully restored to
health if indications are to be relied
upon.
Mrs. Thomas r. Evans has been
quite i'll for several days past.
DIR. Reynolds is improving in
health and it is probable he will be
restored sufficiently to resume his
work at the University soon.
Mrs. Jennie Hill came down from
Fairmont to visit her sister Mrs. III.
S. Dering, during few days of last
week.
Miss Mamie Marsilliot, of Pitts
burg, is visitor here.
Postmaster R. S. Lantz, of Blacks
vile. has been business visitor
here for few days.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Sadie, oldest
daughter of DR.. 7. H. West, and w.
Clifton Kinsey at the M. Z. Church,
Keyser, Jan, "a Miss West has
frequently visited Morgantown and
made many friends who will extend
felicitation.
! A. w. Jones and sister, Mrs
Adella Shafer and son, of Morgan
town, left Monday for that place af-
ter very pleasant visit to their ia
ther, Mr.. c. S. Jones. of Western
port Hill.--Ptedmont Herald.
Mrs. l. C. White returned Satur.
day from New Castle, Pa, having
been called there by the illness of
her father.
Frank Kaufman. of Des Moines,
Iowa, was here last week the guest of
of his cousins, Clarence and Clark
McVIcker. He was on his way to
Amherst College to attend school.
Maj. McGrew, accompanied by
Mrs. McGrew and daughter Miss
Julia. were visiting in Pittsburg
last week.
Job Swindler has been visiting at
the old home down on the farm"
for the past few days.
Grove Cooper came over from
Kingwood to help Fred Dering
through a rush of work. Charlie
Dering is at Kingwood temporarily
in charge of the saddlery establish
ment
DR.. and Mrs. III. B. Lazier return
ed last week from Connellsville,
bringing with them their son Hen
ry, who had been quite i'll with ty-
phoid fever at that place. Since his
return home there has been mark
ed improvement in his condition.
Mrs. r. Z. Fast has returned from
protracted visit with her parents
at Steubenville, Ohio, arriving here
Tuesday.
Charlie Berry, who formerly was
employed in Lough's factory here
and afterward went to Iowa. has re-
turned to bis home at Cassville, af-
ter western experience of a year.
Will Madagan has gone to Wash
ingtop, d. c., to 90 into the meat and
grocery business with his consin,
Robert O'Neil, who was visiting here
for sor1e time The two start in
business life under especially favor
able auspices. This community lost
an industrious and capable one of
its young men when Will cast his
lot in the Capitol City.
W. c. Never has gone back to
Yale to resume his studies.
S. d. Hirschman has returned to
his business in New York after
spending several weeks here.
R. E. Fast has been confined to his
bed for near a week past. His NAL
ady is relapse of the grip.
L. p. Carr, one of Fairmonts,
leading citizens, was here for a short
time on business Monday.
F. K O'Kelly is planning for an
other trip south. His going soon
will depend upon the weather, that
is, if it grows damp, dark and driss-
ly he will go for the subtle influences
of the Gulf coast.
Mr.. M. j. Somehow, of Bellaire,
Ohio, is here the guest of his broth
er-in-law Milton Hirschman. Mr..
Somehow is prosperous merchant
of that city
E. M. Grant is at Emlenton, Pa,
attending the annual meeting of the
Union Improvement Company and
other corporations of which he is a
member.
A private letter from Mr.. j. E.
Lazzell informs us that he is spend
ing the winter at Tarpon Springs,
Florida. 1t is a very beautiful and
delightful place and he is having
pleasant stay. Among other things
Mr.. Lazzell writes us he has been
feasting on new water melons. He
will probably return to Morgantown
to locate in the spring.
Lew Greynolds, of Beverly, form
erly student here, entered the Uni
versity again since the holidays.
Lew is good boy and we hope will
remain until he graduates.
Rev. j. G.. Longanecker has been
quite seriously i'll for several days
past.
Dale Grant returned home from
Emlenton, Pa, Monday, entirely re-
covered from his recent Illness.
c. w. Swisher, of Fairmont, is
here on business.
Judge Il. Perry Jacobs, of New
Martinsville, is holding court at
Clarksburg for Judge Hagans.
DR.. and Mrs E. H. Coombs are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. c.
Davis, at Brownsville. During the
absence of DR.. Coombs President A.
w. Lorentz is acting as Cashier of
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