The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-03
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.

Mr.. S. S. Graham, Superintendent
of the Monongahela Navigation
Company, his wife and little daugh-
ter, Mr.. W. II. Colvin wife and little
son have returned home after spend
ing two weeks at Mont Chateau and
in this place. Mr.. Graham resides
in Brownsville and Mr.. Colvin in
Pittsburg. The latter is of the great
wholesale grocery firm of Colvin,
Atwell d Co. Our people were great
~ pleased to have the distinguished
gentlemen in our midst and we hope
they will come again.
Frank and Blanche Morgan, of
Pittsburg, the little nephew and
niece of Walter and Bernie MADEIRA
have come here to make their home
with their uncles.
Mrs. S. G. O'Kelly has returned
from visit to her parents at Fair
mont.
Mrs. George Jenkins, of Fair
chance, is visiting her mother Mrs
Arnett.
Charlie and Lille White, of Ale
gheny, are visiting their aunt Mrs.
Geo. W John.
Captain Frank R. Sapp, who has
been Yard Master at this place for
some time, has been appointed Agent
at lockwood, Pa, and Train Master
on the Somerset and Cambria divis-
ions of the B. & o., with headquar-
tiers at lockwood. He will leave
about August 1st for his new work.
Mr.. Sapp is very efficient and &C
commodating official, and a most
agreeable gentleman, and everybody
regrets that he is to leave Fairmont.
-Fatrmont Tnde1.
w. C. Jolliffe, of Warrington, was
recently visiting friends in town.
Hazel Mcdonald and Miss Nellie
Jolliffe are visiting Miss Title Mer-
rifeld at Mt. Harmony Miss Mel
lie is on her return home to Morgan
town.-Fairmont Free Press.
Hon. John Barton Payne, Judge
of the Superior Court of Chicago,
and wife are visiting friends in King
wood. This is their first visit to
West Virginia since their removal
to Chicago twelve years ago.
The next two personals are from
the Waynesburg Republican,
Mrs. Minnie Munnell, this place,
accompanied by Mrs. j. H. Allen, of
Washington, are visiting at Nor
canton, W. Va.
Joseph A. Bell, Esq, of Louisville,
W. Va, was a Waynesburg visitor
yesterday. Mr.. Bell has been spend
ing a few weeks at Jefferson.
Walter MADEIRA, Will Hayes and
w. H. Morgan attended the picnic
and festival held last Thursday at
Morris X Roads. A big crowd and
pleasant time is reported.
Prof Geo. M. Ford, of Hundred,
the popular assistant principal of
our school the past term was visit
ing friends in town the first of the
week. Mr.. Ford though graduate
Of the University will enter that in
stitution and take a professional
course the coming term.-Gratton
Leader.
The following seven personals are
from the Fairmont West Virginian
The venerable Smith Hood, of
Monongalia, was in town on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. d. p. Fitch returned from
her visit to Frostburg, Md, on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. E. E. Trickett and daughter,
Miss Edna, are visiting at Halleck,
"old Monongahail."
The Rev. d. L. Jamison, of Chica-
go, is in town on visit to his broth
ers, Drs. w. G. and Jesse Jamison.
Mrs. H. C. Posten and daughter,
Miss Ruth, of West Fairmont, spent
last Saturday and Sunday in Nor
gantown.
Z. F. Yost and wife, who had
been visiting friends in this county,
passed through here on Wednesday,
being en- route to their home in Pom
tiac, Illinois.
Mrs. A. f. Lawhead and daughter
Mrs. Ollie Thomas went to Clarks-
burg Saturday to visit relatives.
Rev. Jos. B. Feather and son
Frank were greeting their Morgan
town friends few days ago. All
were glaJ. 10 see them.
Mr.. r. f. Sheppard, leading cit
izen of Connellsville, was here on
business recently. Mr.. Sheppard is
interested with some other Pennsyl-
vania gentlemen in some West Vir-
ginia timber lands.
To Mr.. A. j. Kincaid, of Clinton,
we are indebted for a very courte-
Gus visit few days ago
Jack Donley went to Moundsvi,le
few days ago to see his mother and
sisters who have a cottage on the
camp grounds.
Prof and Mrs. j. S. Stewart, have
returned home from Boston.
Thos. Cans, of Morris Cross Roads,
who was injured at Brownfeld has
about recovered and is back at home.
Alex, B. Purman, of Waynesburg,
formerly of this place, was in town a
few days ago visiting friends.
Joseph Maple, of Dolls Rul, is in
Sistersville on business trip.
Frank Rutter, leader of Rutter s
famous band is very i'll from typhoid
fever from which be has been suffer
ing for several weeks One of his
daughters is Frustrated by the same
disease and Mrs Rutter is i'll. The
members of the band have secured a
nurse to take care of the family and
in the near future will give benefit
performance for their leader.--Gen-
ius of Liberty.
Miss Amanda Farnsworth, of PIT.
Marion, is visiting her sister Mrs.
VIM. Bricker
Mr.. Ed. Smith, of Wheeling, is
visiting M. Hennen's family,
Jake Hewitt, the famous pitcher,
has been at home several days on a
visit.
Mrs. H. Hall and daughter. of
Uniontown, who were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. L. b. Williams returned
home Monday.
Superintendent Scrafford, of the
Eureka Pipe Lines, spent Sunday