The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-11-03
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.


sides at Moundsville, is visiting here
having come to attend the Fredl0ck-
Wells nuptials.
Mrs. Joseph jackson, of King
wood, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. |. G. Lazzell
/ Mrs. Christina Stoneking, former
I " of Vaudeville, has been the guest
Of the family of Mareelius Davis for
few days, previous to going to Phil
adelphia, where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs Pat
terson.
Will T. Johnson has returned from
Athens, Ohio, for the winter and he
will make flyers of some of the young
stock hereabouts.
Engineer John 6. Samsel is at
home from Uniontown, having COM
pleted the construction of several
hundred coke ovens for the Mcclure
Company He adds his testimony
to that Of the daily papers in regard
to the unprecedented good times in
the coke country.
Mrs. w. n. Simpson has returned
to her home at Mount Pleasant, Pa,
after a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
J. G. Longaneeker.
Prof. S. b. Brown has been np at
his fathers, in Clinton district, for
q few days, several members Of the
family being i'll with fever.
Anna Hennen, daughter of Mat
thew Hennen, is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever
Mrs. Lizzie Kramer of Philadel-
phia, who has been visiting friends
here and at Greensboro for the past
month, left this week for Marietta,
her native home, where she will spend
the winter.
Misses Jessie Moorhead and
Blaneh Wood we're at home, for a four
days vacation, from Pittsburg,
where they are attending school, re
turning Monday afternoon.
Miss Louise Houston, who for
three weeks was in an unbroken
round of society gayety while the
guest of Mrs. w, T.W Barbe at Par
kersburg, has returned home.
Judge Ollie has returned from
Spencer, where he was in attendance
at meeting of the directors of the
insane asylum there DR.. Row, of
Huntington, was chosen superintend
ent, and DIR. V II. Gwinn, also of
Huntington, former student of the
University and well known here, was
chosen as assistant superintendent.
DR.. L. N. Bnrchinal passed
through town this week for his home
at Point Marion. He had been Wis
iting at Warrington. Dr. Burcbi-
nall return to Point Marion to prac-
tice his profession is a matter of
qualification to the people of that
thriving town.
Ed r. Domain, of the U. S. Signal
Service, located at Jacksonville,
Florida, is spending his annual va
cation at his old home in South
Morgantown.
Jimmy" Anderson came down
from Fairmont Monday to see the
boys and girls.
Mrs. Ella Jacobs, formerly Miss
Genie Anderson, of Warrington, has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
George Parfitt, for several days.
Hon. w. B. Cornwell, who has
been holding Democratic meetings
at various points in the county for
the past week, is graduate of the
law department of the University
and is well remembered by many
Morgantown people. He is now
prosecuting attorney of Hampshire
county. Every meeting in Monon-
gala where he has spoken has been
very successful, as. he is both logical
and eloquent as we'll as drawing PEG
pie to him by charm of manner
that is irresistible. He will return
to his home in Hampshire Sunday.
Mrs. A. F. Hustead, of Wheeling,
is visiting Mrs. T. NJ. jackson on
Main street. CIarbSburg Telegram.
D. II. Slime has returned from
Pittsburg, where he was visiting his
sons
DIR. A. B. Hall left for his home at
Parkersburg Monday. He had been
visiting his uncle, DR.. Morris, and
was accompanied By his son George
B. Morris Hall, who is a cute and
manly little fellow, even if ALI Jack
son did get him into the exaspera-
ting habit of yelling "hnrrah for
DaytonW
H. Staley Dering will be at his old
home here tomorrow, to stay until
after the election. He has been at
Chicago since last spring working
for the Postal Telegraph company,
"holding down the heavy market
wire" which is said to be one of the
most difficult positions in telegraph
ic service.
Frank Pride is lying at his home,
on Front suffering from a very severe
attack of rheumatism.
DR.. Geo. l. Keener was here a few
days ago to visit his mother and
family. DrGeorge is one of the ris-
ing young men of our state.
Clark Miller, brother of Marshall.
has been at his home in Cass dis
trict for several weeks his first visit
for about sixteen years. The great
er part of the time absent Mr.. Miller
spent in the far west. Old friends
are all glad to see him again.
A. j. Corrothers, of Battelle, has
been in town for several days and
reports some gains for the righteous
cause of Democracy up his way.
Frank Cox and Ellsworth Glass
cock are at home from Pittsburg,
and the resumption of business and
good times generally there, as com
pared with Mckinley times, robs
them of considerable thunder.
Campbell Nelson came up from
Connellsville Saturday night and
stayed till Monday morning.
Miss Ella Campbell is at home
from a visit with relatives at Fair
mont.
Mr. Simon L. Boyers, one of our
Oldest and most respected citizens,
whose home is at Randall, fell some
days ago and dislocated his should
er. DR.. Wade reduced the injured