The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-11-24
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they Are and How
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+ Mrs. Vim. Moorhead has been at
Pittsburg for several days visiting
her daughter.
Dave C. Hogue, who had been at
Washington, D. c., for several
months, has gone ta Wlm;ngtou,
! Del. to work at his trade, carriage
painting.
H. Marshall, whose frequent trips
here in the interest of the Pittshurg
Saddlery company have gained him
a big acquaintanceship hereabouts,
was in town this week Mr.. Mar
shall is usually right when be makes
a statement, and especially is this so
when be says "Morgantown is one of
the prettiest places on EARTH" and
Morgantown says Marshall is one
of the best men on earth"
Mrs. Chas. r. Durbin and chill
dren have gone to Parkersburg to
spend the remainder of the month
with Mr. Durbin's mother Grafton
Leader.
Clyde Thomas, who spent a week
or two here visiting w. G. Brown,
left this week for Morgantown to
visit friends.-Rihg,eood Argus
Mrs. NJ. L. Casselberry is at Phil.
adelphia. She will visit her sons
and other relatives there for several
weeks.
Mrs. Harry Pride has as her
guest for a short time, her mother,
Mrs. Griffith, of Brownsville.
j. F. Snider and DIR. Turner we're
the Morgantown Masons who at
tended the grand lodge at Wheel
ing.
Mrs. c. F. Stephan is visiting
her parents, at Waynesburg.
Mrs. Jane MADEIRA is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Forsyth, at Salem,
Ohio.
Mrs. Lashley Weaver, of Toledo,
Ohio, who has been visiting her
brothers F. d. and w. r Basnett, of
this place, left for her home on Thurs
day.-ManniagtoR Neics.
Frank Cox is at home from bus
mess trip to Clarksburg.
Miss Mabel Mccormick, of Buck
harmon, well known to Morgantown
society people, has entered the New
York conservatory Of music for the
winter course.
Miss Annabel Hoke, who has been
for year or more sojourning in Ger
many, arrived in New York Tuesday
by steamer Friesland of the Red
Star line. She will visit friends at
West Point and Lancaster, Pa, be-
fore she arrives here.-King,cood
Journal
Mrs. j NJ Wood and Miss Daisy
Wood have been at Pittsburg for
several days. They witnessed the
performances given by the pupils of
the Pennsylvania College for Women
in which Misses Blanche Wood and
Miss Jessie Moorhead took part
Mrs. O. II. Ollie and Miss Mamie
Hough have returned from a visit to
Pittsburg.
Miss Salle Bennett went to Pala-
tine last week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Luther Jacobs, and while there was
attacked with typhoid fever. She is
too i'll to be brought to her home
here.
Ben G. Williams was here last
week, returning to Fairmont from
visit to his old Greensboro home.
Roma Gregg is a late aud valuable
addition to the statesmen force at the
Farmers store.
Will Brown, of Perry, Iowa, was
here last week on his way to his ma
tive land of Clay district. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Jessie Brown. He went to school in
Morgantown in former years.
W. S. Trickett and his estimable
family who have resided on the
Flats for many years will remove
to farm near Kingwood in few
days. We regret greatly to lose
them from our county, but many
good wishes follow them.
Mrs. Charles Kennedy and her
cousin, Miss Kate Miller, who had
been visiting at Rice's Landing,
have returned.
John C. Fulton, the Uniontown
architect, has been in town for sew
eral days.
Miss Neva Jolliffe has recovered
from recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jobes, who
had been visiting Mrs. Sarah Coop
er, have returned to their home at
Salem, Ohio,
Mrs. M j. Sonneborn will go to
New York soon to spend a few weeks
with her brothers.
Lindsey Wharton has been quite
i'll for week past, but is improving
at this time.
Mrs. j. P. Donley has returned
from visit with relatives at Mt.
Morris.
Hon. and Mrs. George c. Sturgiss,
who went as far as New York with
Mrs. Richmond on her return to Fort
Adams, returned to Morgantown
Saturday.
James Moreland has been i'll with
typhoid fever for three weeks, and in
that time has not once been delirious.
His rapid recovery is now assured
Jno w. Corothers is lying at his
home near Little Falls very ill of
pneumonia. We hope to hear of his
early recovery.
Isaac A Powell, of Clinton dis
trict, is on his annual trip visiting
relatives in Peasants and Calhoun
counties.
G. d. Newland, of Buekhannon,
has accepted the position of stenog-
rapher and book keeper at the ex-
pertinent station, having been APP
pointed by Director Myers to the po-
sition, which had been made vacant
by the resignation of Miss Susie V.
Mayors.
L. H. Ogden, one Of the contract
ors of the new Presbyterian build
ing, left Saturday evening for Nor
gantown, TO spend Sunday with
friends there.-Parkersburg SENT
mel.
Mr.. G. III. Turner, of Parkersburg,
and Col. S. r. Hanen, of Mounds
vile have been here since Monday