The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-12-01
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.

I I1Oultsttdu, Nueft ne HdQ Ottu hOEh-
ing for tie Carnegie Steel company.
j. B. Ames, of Boston, was the
guest of Prot. A. L. Wade last week.
Mr.. Ames is book publisher and
prominent figure in the literary cir
cles of the Hub of the Universe"
Capt. Doyle BOUCHER has sue
ceeded Capt. NJ. A. Cox in command
of the steamer Adam Jacobs. Capt
Cox has retired from the river for
the winter and it may be for good,
as he is now in the 18th year of his
age. He has spent over fifty years
on the river.
Judge Hagans went to Fairmont
Monday morning to preside at the
regular session of the Marion eoun-
ty circuit court
Miss Mary and Mrs. Agnes Moore
have bought Mrs. Mary Madera's
store on Walnut street.
Rev. S. A. Hunter, NJ. d., formerly
a missionary to China, now of Bea-
yer, Pa, will deliver the annual ad-
dress to the Ladies Foreign Mission
airy Society in the Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday, Nov. 2Slh, at
1902. NJ Mrs. Hunter, who will
also be here, is native of this place.
Her maiden name was Morelsnd.-
Connellsvi1ie Courier.
Mrs. r. j. de Roode and little
son Louis have returned from visit
TO her old home at Baltimore Mrs.
de Roode accompanied her husband,
DIR. Myers and Prof. Rane to the Ma
tional meeting of experiment station
officers which was held at Washing
ton last week, and besides being
with her relatives for a time attend
ed the reception at the White House
given by President and Mrs Cleve.
land to the visiting officers and their
wives. The stations of nearly all
the states were represented at the
meeting.
Col. Geo. W Johnson came home
from Pittsburg the latter part of last
week, bringing with him a hand
some pair of carriage horses. On
Sunday night one of the team took
sick and died early Monday morn
ing of lung fever
Miss Jennie Wells has returned to
her home near town from a visit
with relatives at Brownsville.
Miss Betha Morgan has been quite
i'll for the past week.
Arthur Lazier has been out in
Ohio for several days, the city of
Ada being the objective point to
which he makes semi-annual pilgrim
ages and there, amid buckeyes and
beauty he is Reconstructed completely
from any tired feeling and comes
home with expansive smiles
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Cans, of
Fayette county, were the guests of
the family of William l. Protzman
this week. Mr.. Cans had not been
here for Is years, and he said that
hearing and reading of many chang
es here in that time had not pre-
pared bin for the full realization Of
what had been done to build and
beautify the town He failed to
find many old land marks he looked
for.
Frank Hawkins, who had been
clerk at the Peabody for some time
has gone to Pittsburg. AL. Layton
now presides in the Office of that pop
ular hotel.
Dave c. Hogue returned from Will
mington, Del, Monday. Since he
was here last he has been most of
the time at Washington, D. c. He
will probably ttay at his home here
for some time
Harry S. Sands, minus the whisk-
ers which marked the last days of
his bacheiorhood was here a few
days last week. He has located at
Wheeling in che electrical business.
Miss Leslie Morris, daughter of
d. W. Morris, was the guest Of
Misses Gillie and Gussie Jamison,
on Sunnyside, last week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wood and Miss Daisy
Wood returned Saturday from Wis
it of ten days at Pittsburg,
Miss Lilly Conn has returned to
her home at Point Marion from a
visit here with her sister, Mrs. G. P.
Berkshire
Major McGrew returned Wednes-
day from visit to his parents at
Kingwood. He made the trip by
carriage.
Revs. Prescott and Charles White
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. c. White
The report that Cameron Harvey
had resigned his position with the
G. d o. railroad proves not to have
been correct. He will return to his
work soon.
Mrs. F. X O'Keliey is visiting her
brothers at Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
James c. Wallace is at Philadel-
phia on business.
John G. Samsel came up from I'm
iontown to spend Thanksgiving at
his home here.
Col. Hanway is at his farm on the
west side and will eat turkey of his
own raising.
Mrs. W. G. Davis, of Brownsville,
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
E. II. Coombs They will accompany
her to her home the last of the week.
Mrs. Z. M. Showalter, of Fairmont
formerly Miss Sallie Norris, one of
the few women to become alumni of
the University, and her sister, Miss
Mary Norris, of Glenviile, are the
guests of Miss Allie Boyers.
George G. Baker has returned
from Fairmont, where he had been
attending court, interested in some
of the oil cases that are being tried
there.
General and Mrs. l. HI. Duval, of
Wellsburg,are at the Wallace House.
in attendance at the bedside of their
son, who is employed in the oil field,
at present quite i'll.
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