The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-30
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
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MISS carrie hackney went 10 LII
tie Falls Saturday to visit friends
Mrs. j. C. Longenecker is visiting
her parents at Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Miss Julia Gregory who has beef
the charming guest of Mrs. f. NJ
Grant returned to her HON in Al
legheny city Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Koontz, of the Flats
is visiting relatives in Fayette coun
ty.
Misses Ella Smith and Mary
Farnsworth have returned from {
visit at PIT. Marion.
DIR. j. W. Hartigan went to Park
ersburg Monday and will spend 8
week in that city and neighboring
towns in the interests of the Uni
yersity.
NJ. d. Shafer, of townsville, spent
several days last week with his son,
n. E. Shafer.
Rev. Charles White who has been
preaching at Clarksburg is at his
home here for the summer. Mr..
White is in need of rest and his pull
pit will be filed until Fall by his
brother, Rev. Dewitt White, who
left for Clarksburg Saturday.
Z. NJ. Hukill, the Pittsburg oil
man who has operated SO extensively
in Greene county and West Virginia
has leased 1000 acres of oil land in
Luzerne township and will develop
st at once for gas and oil. The first
well will be put down somewhere be-
tween Merrittstown and East River
side. Hukill is drilling a line of
wells from Mt Morris to the river.
-ConReltsriHe Courier.
Miss Maude Basnett, of Uniontown
who was the guest of Miss Jessie
Moorhead returned TO her home last
week and was accompanied by Miss
Moorhead and Miss Blanche Wood
Miss Lestelle Smith, teacher of
music in the Chenille Normal
School has departed for her home at
huntsville, w. Va, after visiting
Mrs. A. w. Lorentz for a few days.
Mrs. l. N. Kalbaugh, of Pittsburg,
came here on Saturday remaining
until Monday to see her aunt Miss
Rebecca Evans.
Mr.. D. II. Chadwick came here
from Chicago last week and went to
Browning's in,.Preston county yester.
day to spend ten days trout fishing
When resident of Morgantown Mr..
Chadwick and party of friends
always made their annual trip trout
fishing. We trust he will have an
enjoyable time.
We regret to learn that c. L. Shu-
man, one of the clever young men OF
McCurdysville, was recently kicked
by a runaway horse and had his arm
broken. We hope to hear of his re
eovery very soon.
Miss Norma Schloss, a very pretty
young lady from Charles Town, is
here the guest of Mrs. Somehow
and Mrs. Hirschman.
Mrs. Thompson wife of Col. F. w.
Thompson, came up from Uniontown
last week for a brief visit with
friends.
John. D. Rigg, the we'll known
manufacturer of Terra Alta, is Wis
ting Capt. j. j. Thompson.
Miss Lizzie Thompson will visit
relatives in Connellsville next week.
j. L. Shriver, of Jollytown, Pa,
and j. M. Shriver and Solomon Rus
sell, of Wise, Monongalia county,
are the guests of J. D. Russell in
West Fairmont.-Fairmont Free
Press.
Maj. W. c. M cGrew was recently
in Kingwood on a brief visit
Rev. Conaway and wife, of New
burg, were recently visiting friends
here.
Mr. W. E. Clapp, Special Agent
of the Pension Department, has been
here this week looking after the evi-
dence in some cases in this county.
He has been stationed at Morgan
town, since May LIST, investigating
cases in Monongalia and Preston.
He is accompanied by his wife, and
they have been stopping at the Ho-
tel Gordon.-Kingacood argus.
Prof. Wayland F. Reynolds has
been in Clarksburg to look after
connected with the Clarks-
burg Institute of which he was re-
Gently appointed principal.
Jr. j. p. Fitch is in Denver where
he went as a delegate from this
state to the National League of Re
publican clubs. Outside of the pol
itics of the thing we wish the genial
Doctor pleasant trip.
Bud Davis and family have moved
into the residence formerly occupied
by M. M. Dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Stewart and
their sons o. B., of Chicago, and E.
r., of the U. S. Military Academy,
West Point, were in town a day or
two since. The pleasant reunion
was broken by the summoning of
Olney back to his office in the windy
city.
Mrs. B. G. Williams, of Fairmont,
was in town Saturday en- route to
Greensboro, Pa, to visit friends.
Elk. Governor Fleming, who is
largely interested in coal mining
when asked how the coal business
was in the Fairmont region during
the strike said, 1--WE sold everything
in sight, slack that had been dump
ed over the hill and in fact the de-
mand was so great that they even
swept out the mines, but now that
the strike is over business will re-
sumo its normal condition"
E. L. Mathers will visit friends at
Richie c. H. next week.
John r. Hughs, well know mail
carrier of Pittsburg, is visiting at
William Bricker's.
T. W. Fleming, Esq, Senator
Smith and W. S. Meredith, Esq, of
Fairmont, were in town yesterday.
Prof A. j. Hare returned home
yesterday from trip to Grafton and
other points.
We are pleased to note the i'm
provement in Mrs. James Sanders,
of Vaudeville, who has been very i'll
for some time.
Marshall M. Dent is able to go
about again.