The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Arc

lHSSS WIN ptCasuiC'
DR.. Mackey and family recently
spent a few days at their summering
place on Cheat. The Doctors health
has not been as robust of late as his
friends wish
Walter ?. Mapel, of Lake City,
lows, is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mapel and his brothers
and sisters at Rosedale. Mr.. Mapel
has become a prosperous Iowa farm
err
Rev. S. Z. Jones and family are
here the guests Of Mrs. Anderson.
After spending a few days they will
90 to their new home at Ellenville,
n. Y, Mr.. Jones having been trans.
ferred to that state.
DR.. Frank Williams and wife, Miss
Ella Kramer and Mr. I. c. Gabler,
Of Greensboro, spent Sunday here
They were guests Of the Peabody.
The families of Judge and w L.,
Jacobs have returned TO their homes
in New MartinsYille and Indianapo
lis after pleasant though brief Wis
it here 1t was a very pleasant oeca-
sion for Squire and Mrs. Jacobs.
All their children and grand-chil-
dren were at home together
Matt Allender stopped here for a
time to see his friends as he return
ed from the encampment at Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Jos. Allender was visiting
friends in Granville recently.
Mrs. Phil Sloan has returned to
her home at Brownsville after visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Margaret Ma
dera.
Mr.. and Mrs James Dawson and
children are visiting relatives at
Beaver Falls, Pa, and Youngstown,
Ohio.
Mrs. Col. F. w. Thompson will
return this week from Uniontown
where she was called some time ago
by the serious illness of her niece
Miss Drue Cox.
Mrs, DIR. F. H. Patton and little
daughter of Dayton, Ohio, who have
been visiting at Morgantown, came
down to-day and are guests of Capt
and Mrs. Hustead, Fayette street.
UntontoWn Standard.
Charlie Allebaugh and son Dell
returned this week from visit to
Mr.. AS sister in Pitteburg.
Miss Lizzie Thompson is visiting
the Misses Graham at Herring, Pres
ton county.
Mrs. NJ. n. Dent has gone to
Charleston where she will reside in
the future with her daughters, Mrs,
Chas. Montgomery and Miss Jessie
Dent. Mr. Dent will 90 to Granville,
soon and board with his brother
Squire James E. Dent.
The Uniontown News Standard
says: The Pennsylvania Railroad
people are just beginning to realize
what great mistake they made in
not pushing the Southwest into
West Virginia. The passenger traf-
fc on the State Line branch of the
b. 81 o. is something wonderful for
these times.
Mr.. Elijah South, of Orion, H.,
is spending few days with his
daughter Mrs Marion Carlow in
this county Next week Mrs. Gar
low and daughter Miss Lulu will go
to Philadelphia near which city Miss
Lulu will enter a famous school.
Our excellent friend w. w. South,
of Dunkard, was in town recently.
Mr. South has entirely recovered
from the effects Of the accident with
which he met last summer.
A private letter from Attorney
James E. Brown, of Chicago, was re
ceived by the New DOMINION yester-
day. Mr.. Brown was still enjoying
his summer vacation at Oshkosh,
Wis, but is back at his office in
Chicago to day ready for business.
He is the kind of man who will be
heard from whether he is in Chicago,
Oshkosh or Hoboken
J. S. Mathews one of the clever
citizens Of Mt. Morris, was here on
Mon lay and placed the New Do
MINIoN under obligations for fayors
Mr.. w. c. Meyer who has been at
Yale since graduating here started
back to New England yesterday af-
ter spending few days with Nor
gantown friends.
Jno. F. Cooper, of Parkersburg, is
one of the West Vilginians who is
attending Harvard. He recently
spent few days here before return
ing TO his studies.
Mr.. f. H. Vickers has gone back
to Harvard to resume his post grad
uate studies. 1t was a great pleas
ure foI his Morgantown friends tc
meet him again.
Congressman Cannon and family
who were recently visiting j. j
Wharton and jefferson Tenant;
families are very delightful people
All who met them were greatly
pleased and hope they will return
to Morgantown and spend more o.
their vacation,
Thos. r. Evans, Esq, was among
the folks from here who attended thu
Fairmont fair last week. He hat
some horses there.
All our people who attended thu
grand army reunion in Pittsburg
have returned home Every one was
pleased with the occasion.
The report that Clark Wade, o
Mt Morris, had fever is mistake
Clark has been i'll but is recovering
Lieut. e. l.. Wade, of Monteseno
Washington, has been here for ;
short time the guest of his brothe
Prof A L. Wade. Lieut.. Wade wa
q soldier in the late war. He wen
to Washington Is years ago wher
he has become prosperous He is
neighbor of E. L. Morgan who lief
this county about nine years age
He says that Eek" has fine farm
in that state and will grow rich.
Lew Greynolds is one of the popu
lar old students who is here agail
for a year Of good work.
Messrs. Chas. Holden, c. Osborn
and Cecil Jarvis, three of Harrison
county's brightest young men, lef
for Morgantown Monday evening
where they will enter the State Uni
versity C1arhsburg Ne,es.
Mrs. Celia White, widow of Dl