The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-12-22
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.


Sam Newman is able to be out
since his attack of fever.
Mrs. Walter MADEIRA will visit
/ Piitttts5urg relatives during the hol-
idays.
Mrs. Oh. McLane, of Steubenville.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R,
Z. Fast.
Prof. Anderson is at his old home
in Monroe county for the yuletide
festivities.
Newton Mapel, of Rosedale, left
Monday for Lake City, Iowa, to Wis
it his brother.
Miss Lizzie Moreland has re-
turned from an extended visit with
Pittsburg friends.
Attorneys Charles Powell, j. A.
Haggerty and F. T. Martin, of Fair
mont, were here this week.
Thomas Lanham is on the fair
way to recovery from his recent Sc
we're attack of typhoid fever,
Miss Minnie Mccoy returned to
her home in Fairmont yesterday af-
ter spending few days here.
Albert Jones will leave tomorrow
for Piedmont to get something nice
from the home Christmas tree.
Miss Lavaria Hartman has rel
turned from St. George, where SHE
was employed on the Democrat.
Miss Blanche Wood and Miss Jes.
sic Moorhead will arrive from Pitts.
burg to morrow for the holidays.
The many friends of Hor. B. F
Martin, of Grafton, will be glad &c
learn that he is improving in health
Master Ralph Kinderman came
up from Uniontown to spend the hol.
idays with his brother Harold, at A.
L. Nye's.
Hon. James NJ Anderson, Dele
gate-elect to the Legislature, came
down from Battelle Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. l. n. Kalbaugh, of Pittsburg
spent day here last week to visit
her aunt, Miss Rebecca Evans, ano
other friends.
Sherman Watson, one of the clev
crest and most successful drummeri
on the road made his regular visi
here on Monday.
The members of the family of j
Ii. Phillips who have had fever ar,
all past tie danger point safely anC
improving gradually.
The Huntington papers note tn,
serious illness of Mrs. b. c. Wilson
who is now visiting Mrs. T. Z
Hodges IN that city.
Bert Baker left Tuesday for Pitts
burg to assist his brother Ed, who 4
in business there. 1t is probabl
that he will remain permanently.
Carl Frame always takes the pres
ent season for his annual visit to hi
old home at Athens, o., and thi
year will be no exception to the RUE
VIII Layton, of Cassville, left her
Sunday for Lake City, Iowa, to Sc
his sister Mrs Walter Mapel, who i
reported to be in an alarmingly 10y
condition of health.
Mrs. Nj. j. Somehow is spendin,
few days with friends in Charlie
Town. From there she will go t.
New York to remain until after tn
holidays
We learn that Mr.. |. c. Ralphsny
der, who has been in Colorado 70
some time, has recently been suffer
ing from a severe attack of typhoit
fever. We hope to hear of his earl
recovery.
Arthur Lazier overstayed his tim
in Ohio by two weeks, but be 90
back safely Saturday, bringing wit
him quite perceptible quantity G
additional adipose, which showed
that his trip agreed with him.
James Moreland was out for th
first time since his illness on Satul
day He had fallen off greatly i
flesh, but has already begun to loo
better than the day he came out
Miss Nellie Moreland is still quit
i'll.
E. E. Hayes returned from an eS
tended commercial trip South las
week and has gone to New York o
business for few days. Mr.. Haye
travels over a territory comprisin
a half dozen states and sells a grea
amount of goods.
Mr. j. G. Cole, a son Of Jno. f
Cole, of Laurel Point, who left thi
county some years ago, has bee
prosperous. He is located in Shar
non City, Iowa, and is in the real es
tate business. He also edits the .Su,
a sprightly little publication.
In a private letter to the New Dc
MINIoN Mr.. S. A. Mccartney incider
tally remarks that Hon. W. L. Wi
son should be the next Governor Q
West Virginia. He also desires t
be remembered to all his friends i
this vicinity. Glad to hear fror
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. A. Haldema
returned from the West some day
ago after an absence of more tina
two months. They were visitin
their children in Missouri and Kar
sas. Of course the trip was pleas
ant one and their friends are gla
to know they enjoyed it.
J. Ewing Davis arrived in MOI
gantown Monday and will visit hi
parents at Vaudeville during the hol
iday period. Mr.. Davis has for som
time been practiclng law at Chicago
and is prospecting finely. He look
well and happy. His partner in tn
profession is James E. Brown, ar
other well known native of thi
county.
A. F. Hustead, of Wheeling, VIII
but few years ago left Morgantowr
is now one of the toilers in the joul
nalistic profession, holding the pos
tion of associate editor of the Obi
Valley Manufacturer, an influentis
class publication which has bee
published a great many years, owne
by the principal manufacturing an
commercial concerns of Wheeling.
Will S. Hoffman, seeing that tn
electric light was good and brigh
and the plant in splendid shape, lei
Saturday evening for Keyser, wher