The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-10-26
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are.

Woods.-PhiiiPpi Plaiadealer.
From the West Union Record we
learn that the firm of Drs. McLane
d Griffin, of that place, has been dis
solved by mutual consent.
DR.. P. B. Reynolds was chosen
Moderator of the Baptist General
Association that recently held its
annual session in Anderson.
The members of the Henry j. Mel
notte company spent Sunday here
They are very agreeable folks and
are well thought of by all who met
them.
Guy Shoemaker formerly night
operator at the F., NJ. & p station
was recently visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Mckee, of
Pittsburg, returned home Monday
after visit to Morgantown friends.
Walter Hornor the genial CONNER
cial traveller is nursing mashed
thumb which was caught in clos
ing door.
Mrs. Leroy Kramer is visiting
relatives in Greensboro. She will
return Friday and after remaining a
few days with Morgantown friends
will go to Marietta, Ohio, where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Jane Lazier went to Wheel
ing last week. After spending few
days with her niece Miss Bette Nc.
Lure she will visit her daughter Mrs.
Jno. I. Harris, of Parkersburg.
Miss Laura Forgey, who has been
visiting Mrs. Jason Clark returned
to her home in Wheeling Monday.
Mrs. James Parriott who was Wis
iting her brother, Jason Clark, has
returned TO her home in Cam ron.
Miss Bertha Scrafford, of Pitts
burg, was the guest of the Misses
Hayes from Friday till Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Miller have re
turned from Washington, Pa, where
they were called by the illness of
Mr. Ms sister, Mrs. VIM. Clark,
who is improving slowly now.
Walter Hough returned to Wash
ington Monday after visit to his
sisters and friends here.
Miss Myrtle Parker, of near Cam
eron, arrived last week to take pc
sition in the office of DR. Myers, Di
rector of the Experiment Station.
Miss Mcdonald, of Jefferson coun
ty, who was visiting her brother,
student Mcdonald. returned to her
home Monday.
Frank Huggans was in Fairmont
the first of the week on brief visit
DR.. A. NJ. Lazier is off on a bust
ness trip in the interest Of the A. NJ
Lazier medicine Company.
j. Marshall Jacobs one of Fair
mont's leading business men was in
town Monday.
Benson Jacobs, the Little Falls
merchant was at the County Seat
Monday
Dr. VIM. Danser is again employed
as a janitor at the University and
has charge of the gymnasium and
the dissecting room. We are pleased
to note the Doctors good fortune.
James Giles, of Pittsburg, and
John Giles, of Pennsville, Indiana,
who are among the most prominent
oil operators of the country were
guests few days ago of II. j. Sedg-
wick. The gentlemen while here
drove over and inspected their inter
ests in the Mt. Morris oil field.
H. J. Sedgwick and family have
moved into the l. c. White cottage
near the University. Mr. S. has been
prominently connected with the oil
operations in the Mt. Morris field
for several years and he and his fam
lily are warmly welcomed to Morgan
town.
DIR. Myers has returned home
from Atlanta where he attended the
Farmers National Congress in whose
deliberations he took an active part.
In referring to him the Constitution
says: One of the most popular men
in the congress is DR.. John A. Myers,
director of the West Virginia Agri-
cultural Experiment Station. He is
graduate of the University of Der.
lin and has travelled much abroad.
Wilbur Posten and son, of King
wood, were recent visitors in town.
Miss Annie Lemon, of Brownsville,
Pa, who was the guest of Mrs. F.
NJ. Dawson, returned to her home
Saturday.
j. w. Paul, of Newburg, arrived
Saturday on visit to friends.
DR.. Geo. l. Keener, was in town
last week visiting his mother.
A. J. Barbe, of near Morgantown,
was visiting friends here Monday
and Tuesday.-Free Press.
A SON of Hon. Ira c. Post was
thrown from a horse here Wednes-
day and quite seriously hurt. 1t is
hoped, however, that his injuries are
not so serious as was lirst thought
ClnrbSburg NeWs. We are pleased
to say that Sidney is rapidly recov-
ering from the injuries sustained by
his tumble
Mrs. George Doty has returned
to her home in Columbus, Ohio, af
ter visit to her father John Parfitt,
Esq, Mr.. Parfitt will go to Colum
bus soon to spend the winter.
W. H. McDaniels returned to
Warrington a few days ago after
visiting here.
Miss Florence Protzmsn is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Howard Stur
giss, at Uniontown, Pa.
Mrs. Jennie T. Permar, Of Union
sown,is visiting her parents Col. and
Mrs. F. W. Thompson.
Mrs. Joseph Cans, of Morris X
Roads, is visiting her mother Mrs.
j. p. Keener.
Mr.. n. E. Michael, one of the solid
young Democrats of Grant, was here
last week and favored the New Do
MINIoN with call. We we're pleased
to meet him.
That excellent lady Mrs. M. M.
Conway, of Vaudeville, has placed us
under obligations for recent business
favors.
w. w. Dering has returned to
Louisville after visit here. He
went by way of Washington.