The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-05-05
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
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Postmaster at Masontown, Penna.
Reub's Morgantown friends send
their congratulations. He is clev-
er gentleman and will make first
class Official
Isaac A. Powell, one of Clinton's
cleverest citizens, was circulating
among his friends in this place re-
Gently. Always glad to meet him.
Misses Jettie Joliff and Rosetta
Devault, of Smithtown, were guests
of Morgantown friends few days
ago.
Wilbur T. Dorsey and c. E. Beat
ty, Mt. Morris, were in town a few
days ago.
J. Shan Margarum, of Washing
ton, Pa, was the guest last week of
Capt. J. R. Miller.
Samuel Goodwin has been over in
the Fayette coke region for some
days on business.
Mr.. j. p. Keener who haze been ill
nearly all of the past winter has SO
far recovered as to be able to drive
over to town. On his first visit
friends by the score were greeting
him cordially and rendering hearty
handshake All were glad to see
him out again.
A. c. Wood is at home for a short
visit.
WmR. Fordyce, of Hamilton, o and
Mrs. Geo d. Purinton, of Columbia,
Missouri, are here having been called
on account of the dangerous illness
of their father Daniel Fordyce.
A. J. Corrothers, one of the rising
young men of Battelle, was here on
Monday on business.
Mayor Fast spent Sunday in
Steubenville, returning home on
Monday.
j. E. Dawson, of Uniontown, was
recently visiting his numerous
friends and relatives here.
Miss Cora Calvert, of PIT. Marion,
was recently the guest of Miss Eva
Kiger.
Job Swindler, came down from
Fairmont few days ago to see bis
friends in Monongalia.
Dave Reay spent Saturday and
Sunday with his father in Pittsburg
Jacob Linn spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents in Union
town.
Miss Winifred South was recently
visiting friends near Tayloitown, Pa.
Miss Hattie Pride of Morgantown
came here on Saturday to visit Con
nellsville and do some shopping
Connellsville has some fine storse
and their proprietors are live mer-
chants who appreciate the value of
advertising.-Courier.
James Brand is at home for a visit
after an absence of about three years
spent in several western states He
is engaged with the Canton, Ohio
bridge Company.
Mr.. F. G. Ross is the resident en-.
gineer of the firm now building the
immense water works for the city o.
Steubenville. Mr.. Ross is a very
excellent young man.
Lieut.. Ramsey made a trip tt
Parkersburg last week where hi
drills the Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. S. Shriver, one of the clever
citizens of Amos, Marion county
was here on Monday looking afte
some business matters. Mr.. S. wai
formerly citizen of this county.
Geo. and W. E. Price, our furnitur,
men, were in Pittsburg yesterday.
A. c. Wood was recently at homt
to visit his family. He is now il
Richie county.
| Mr.. Fred Griffith, of Baltimor
arrived here on Monday. Mrs
Griffith has been here for severa
days. Old friends always glad t,
see both.
Miss Marguerite Donley, of Mt
Morris, was the guest last week o.
the Misses Donley.
d. M. Shinn. of Shinnston, wa
here on business a few days ago.
Miss Annie M. linn, of Beechurst
departed Thursday for Wooster, o.
to visit her brother Joe who ha
been quite i'll for several weeks. III
will probably accompany Miss Ann'
home.
Miss Sallie Bennett has returne
home from a visit at Palatine.
Russell Bates and wife, of Union
town, will probably move to Nor
gantown in a few days. Mrs. Bate
is daughter of our townsman L. b
Williams, manager of the Morgan
; town Brick yards.
Charlie Stephan was in Wheelin,
a few days ago looking after his bus
mess interests there.
viii Birch, of Greensboro, il
working at Tough Bros. carriag
works.
Mrs. c. w. Finnell and son Harr,
went to Pittshurg Friday for brie
visit
Thomas III. Carr, will go to Wheel
ing to have his eyes treated. Ever,
one hopes that he may be greatl
benefited. Uncle Tommy com
menced to work for the B. q o. Rail
road A years ago. In that time h
has, never worked for any other com
pany.
The two paragraphs next below
are from the Grafton Leader.
Judge NJ. H. Dent returned Fri
day from Charleston where he ha,
been holding special session of tn
Supreme Court.
Prof. U. S. Hayes, of Morgantowr
assistant principal in our publ
school last year, was in town a few
hours Monday. He was ON his wa,
to Philippi and other points in Bar
bOur.
Ed Snyder has resigned his posi-
ton in S. L. Aliens store at CRATIC
and is again with I. Pickenpaugh.
M. w. Woods and HI. S. Chalfan
, of Pittsburg, were here last week i
the interest of Cincinnati mel
chant tailoring firm. They are bot
pleasant young gentlemen and mad
many friends.
Mrs. A. D. Boyd, of Uniontowr
, passed through town few DAYS 40