The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-01-06
ABOUT QUE rRIExps
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.

Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.
Prof. Miller and family returned
Tuesday from visit with Fairmont
friends.
Prof. Stewart has returned to Fair
mont to resume his school work
Miss BETTE Mcclure, of Wheeling,
has been with her Morgantown rela-
tives during the holidays and will ex-
tend her visit for several days yet.
Attorney d. L. Jamison, of Parkers-
burg, has been with relatives in and
near town for several days. 1t is a
pleasure to know that Mr.. Jamison's
prospects are bright in the city Of his
adoption.
w. c. Meyer, an alumnus of the
University and now in the law school
at Yale, is spending few days with
friends here.
DIR. ia. Jamison, one of the leading
physicians Of Fairmont, was here yes
terday.
Fred Dorsey was visitor at Par
kersburg during the holidays.
DIR. John Logan Casselberry spent
the vacation allowed by the Medical
College he is attending at Philadelphia
with his parents here.
E. T. Hartman has to come over
occasionally from Kingwood, and its
bright welcome smile he receives
every time, and last week was one of
the times.
Floyd Utterback has resigned his
position in Posten's store to accept a
place offered by Wheeling wholesale
dry goods and notion house as travel
ing salesman. He will take the terri
tary in the interior of the state of
which Buckhannon is the most GEN.
trail point contiguous, and he will,
with his family, remove to that town
to permanently reside. Mr.. Utterback
is well qualified business man and
popular as well. His and his wife's
removal from Morgantown will be re-
GREETED.
Jacob w. Slime with two of his four
sons have been visiting the family of
ID. Fl. Slime for several days past.
This is Jake's first visit here for five
years. He is now employed as catch
er in the Woods iron mill at McKees-
port. He says he will never get over
| his desire to come back to Morgantown
| to live.
Miss Reta Heavier, a charming
| young lady of Buckhannon, will be
here the latter part of this week to
visit her cousins, the Misses Brown,
Chancery Hill.
Mrs. Myers, who was with her broth
er, William Hogue, during his long
illness and when he died, has returned
to her home at South Bend, Indiana.
II. Ray Dering and family who
were holiday visitors with friends
here, returned to Chicago Friday.
Prof. S. W. Graham, of the Fair
mont Normal School, was a guest at
Charles N. Finnell's old home on
Sunny Side during the holidays.
Mr.. Finnell also returned to his bust
ness at Parsons Saturday.
Capt. Dave Myers, conductor of
the Drake Stratton Company con-
struction train is back again from a
holiday spent at his old home at
Keyser.
Miss Mary Kitchens was visitor
at Wheeling during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Laishley Weaver left
for their home at Toledo, Ohio, Wed
nesday last, after pleasant visit with
friends in and near town. Mr.. Wea-
yer is one of the members of a firm
which does a big tobacco mannfac-
turing bu4iness.
Mrs. John l. Harvey is at Hinton,
where she will visit her parents for
several weeks.
Miss Lou Hogue has been visiting
Miss Blanche Hough at Fairmont for
several days.
Hon George G. Sturgiss is ON the
program of the Florida Chautauqua
for an address. The session will con-
tinue one month from Feb. %. and is
to be held at Funiak Springs, one of
the most beautiful resorts of the pen
insula.
John Kiger was visitor at Pitts
burg during the holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. d. Hawthorne went
at Asheville, North Caroline, last
week to spend the winter. The eli
mate of that place is very fine and it
was for the benefit of this that
they went. DR.. L. N. Burchinal, of
Wheeling, was to accompany them.
We trust all will return in the spring
invigorated.
Joseph Hindman and family have
removed from Weston to their for
mer home up Decker's creek, to re-
main permanently.
Miss Mollie Jackson is visi ting
the family of DR.. E. M. Turner.
Mrs. L. A. Lindemuth of Moosick.
Pa, is making visit with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. M. L. Casselber-
ry.
Rev. II. G. Stoetzer came in from
Princeton College Thursday to spend
few of the fast flying vacation days
with the people hereabouts.
George M. Alexander and wife, of
Fairmont, have been visitors here for
the past week.
Mrs. ]. M. Reed is visiting her par
ents at Wheeling.
Miss Bessie Finney, of New York,
formerly a resident of this place, is the
guest of Mrs. /. G. White.