The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-27
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.

I Lizzie Stoper, and Miss Fannie ia
cobs, of Brownsville, were the guests
Of Mrs. 2. Golay last week.
Charlie Goodwin has concluded
not to go to New York to practice
law, on consideration deciding to
open an Office and remain in Nor
gantown.
George Chalfant, of Newark, Ohio,
is visiting his old home here. His
special errand was a sad one, being
to attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. W. W. South, at Taylortown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Alexan-
der have returned to their Fairmont
home, after an extended visit with
relatives here.
Ernest Hayes is at home from his
periodical extended tour through the
South
Two men, one from Fairmont and
one from Conneaut Lake, have tried
within the last week to lease places
to start billiard and pool rooms, but
could not find them. The week pre-
vious a man from Connellsville was
here to secure a room for the same
purpose, and failed.
Mrs Jeanette l. Tate, who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. John J.
Brown, has gone to Kingwood to Wis
it relatives for a time. and will come
to Morgantown again before return
ing to her home at Louisville.
Joseph Jackson, of Kingwood, has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. l
c. Lazzell
Mrs. Thomas Hennen, who had
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. w.
A. Mestrezat, has returned to her
home at Palatine.
President d. B. Purinton, of the
Granville, Ohio Baptist College,
formerly of the state university at
Morgantown, is in the city, guest
at the MeLure.- Wheeling InteH
gencer Of Monday.
Mr.. Thos f. Watson, of Monon-
gala, was one of our callers on Wed
nesdav Mr. Watson is the prinei-
pal owner of the big hotel in this
place that will soon be ready for
business He says it will be com
pleted by the first of next month, at
least that is the time specified in the
contract for its completion Vest
Tirgiaiaa.
Rev. Ross Ward and Prof B. c.
Anderson attended the Baptist Gen
eral Association for West Virginia
at Grafton, which commenced Thurs
day of last week and adjourned Tues
day. Representatives were present
from almost every congregation of
the denomination in the state
+. A. Brannon, former student
of the University, has been admitted
to the Weston bar.
Mrs. Turner, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. S. Brock, has
returned to her home at Uniontown.
Mrs. Denny Smith, of Pittsburg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George c.
Steele.
Miss Belle Merrifeld, of Marion
county. has been the guest of Miss
Neva Jolliffe for several days.
Mrs. Imri Taylor, of Greene coun-
ty, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. r.
Curt Hayes.
Rev w. d. Slease and son Clyde.
Jos. S. Stewart, Ralph O. Stewart,
and j. r Schooly, editor of the News,
all of Homestead, spent week in
the mountains along the Cheat, re
turning to their home Friday. They
were pleasantly impressed with the
beauty of the mountains in their au-
tumnal yarigated array.
Harry Meredith came d Town from
Fairmont on business last week. He
has established an Office in that town
where he does stenography and type
writing for all who want it done and
have the price, aside from being the
regular court stenographeI for Mar
ion county.
Col Fred T. Martin, of Fairmont,
has been coming down and going
back the same day off and on during
court, and brand new boy at his
home probably has a good deal to
do with the brevity of his visits.
Miss Matte Brock went to Union
town Monday to open term of a
select school she had been requested
to conduct for the remainder of the
school year. Quite a number of the
young ladies of that place are in the
school.
Charles Powell came down from
Fairmont the first of the week. He
is a member of the Democratic exec
utive committee of Marion county
and he says that county will give
Democratic majority of close 200
this year. There is no disaffection
there, on the contrary every Demo
crat is devoting his energy to the
good of the cause. They are all
wide awake up there this year.
w. j. Holden a well known stu
dent who was detained at his home
for some time after the opening of
the school year by severe attack of
typhoid fever, has returned to his
studies. Mr.. Holden will graduate
this year.
j. c. Wallace has been in Pitts
burg since Monday on business.
Mrs. John W. Mason, who has
been visiting relatives here for two
weeks past, will return to her home
at Palatine Friday.
James Mills, renowned as the ed
itor Of the Pittsburg Post, accom-
panied by his wife, was visitor
here and in the mountains of Cheat
this week. He was out for rest and
recreation purely, and when asked
concerning the political situation
said he had all he wanted at home
and that talking politics was like
talking shop" to him, and that if
he expatiated at all it would be con
corning the beauties of nature so
beautifully provided around here.
This was his first visit, and he said
that it was his intention to bring
Mrs. Mills here next season and
stay good portion of the summer.
Mrs. Eliza A. Dorsey, of New York
City, after few days stay with rel
atives here, left Wednesday to visit
her son Wilbur near Mount Morris.
Mrs. C. c. Pearson has returned
! from an extended visit in the eastern