The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-06-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they Are and How
They Are

" Etft tHt3 AAE anu hUW
They Are.
"A III. Donnelly, Paul Mccoy and
James Anderson, Of Fairmont, spent
Sunday in town with friends.
Miss Jennie Smith, the railroad
evangelist, who is knosn throughout
the length and breadth Of the land,
was overcome by the heat several
days ago in one of the eastern cities.
She was brought to bet home in
Mountain Lake Park and has i'm
proved very much.
Mrs. F. L. Emory, OF Indianapolis,
is visiting her parents Hon. Jno. A.
and Mrs. Ollie. Mrs. Emory's many
friends here are pleased to see her.
Mr.. D. E. Cordray, of Monongalia
county, was in town on Wednesday
and favored us with profitable bust
ness call. Mr. Cordray is among the
many favored ones In his county.
He lives In the oil field, and has had
two good producing wells on his farm
for the past four years Vest pr
ginten
DR.. VIM. L. McLane and family,
of West Union, are visiting their
friends in this county. Mrs. McLane
will remain for some time. We re-
greet to note that Mrs. McLane has
been in poor health for some time
and trust the genial atmosphere of
old Monongalia will restore her. The
report that the Doctor intended to
locate in Granville is unfounded.
Miss Bessie Kefover, of Mason
town, Penna.; is here visiting her
cousin Mrs. Isaac Franks, ON Front
street.
Mrs. Della Bunker, of Chicago,
and Mrs. Mary c. Hagans, of Con
fuence, Pa, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hagans and will spend
some time among old friends here.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding of Mr.. Charles NJ. Hart, prom
inent Clarksburg gentleman and
Miss Bruce Hyde, of Winchester,
Va; June 26th.
Capt. J. J. Thompson and daugh-
ter Miss Lizzie we're visiting relatives
in Connellsville last week.
Tom Pastorus will 90 to Brad
dock, Pa, in a few days and will play
with the base ball team of that place
this season.
Mrs. 5. G. O'Kelly is visiting her
parents in Fairmont.
Mrs. Sanford Pickenpangh fell
down the stairway a few days ago
cutting a cash in her forehead and
bruising herself badly. Fortunately
no bones were broken
Miss Alice Clute, very bright
and delightful young lady of Schen-
eetady, n. Y, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Wentworth here for
several weeks started on her return
home yesterday.
Misses Sarah Lazier and Myrtle
Dorsey went to Pittsburg last week
for a brief visit.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer came
down from Fairmont Monday and is
the guest of Mrs j. P Fitch.
Hon. VIM. G. Morley, of King
wood, is in town.
Miss Katharine Peddicord, of Bal
timore, who was the guest of her
aunt Mrs. II. Staley Dering, return
ed to her home last week
Rev T. w. Ireland went to Worth
ington Friday to attend a Sunday
School convention before which he
made an address.
Miss Fannie Berkeley went to Fair
mont Friday to visit the Misses
Watson.
Charles Travers, Travelling Pas
senger Agent of the North Western,
r. r., c. A Myers, Trav. Passenger
Agt.. Union Pacific r. r., S. II.
Thompson, Trav. Passenger Agt.,
Missouri Pacific and Fred H. Iris
tram, Central Passenger Agt., of the
Wabash r. r. Company, all of whom
are located at Pittsburg, Pa, were
here last Thursday in the interests
of their roads.
E. H. Steinman, Travelling Pas
senger Agt of the b. & o., wife and
child of Connelsville, Pa, spent a
day recently at Mont Chateau on
Cheat.
Mrs. j. c. Wilson was visiting in
Uniontown last week.
Miss Hamilton, of Grafton, who
was the guest of Miss Maud McVick-
er has returned to her home.
Geo. E. Williamson, formerly of
this county, but now one of the lead
ing business men of Van Voorhis,
Monongaia county, was a paying
caller at this office Monday He will
spend few days visiting friends at
his old home near the Valley Falls
before Grafton Leader.
Hon w. E. Watson, of Smithtown,
was recently visiting Rev. Geo. A..
Gibbons at Romney.
j. Russell Pancake, of Texas, who
is on his way home from school at
Front Royal, Va, stopped off to spend
a few days 9TH the family of his un-
Gle, JOS. A. Hampshire
Reviev. Russell formerly attended
the w. V, U.
Charles N. Ridgway, of Maids
vile, this county, who graduated
from the University this year depart
ed Friday for Kankakee, Illinois,
where he has secured a position in a
hospital.
Albert Wood, Esq, went to Green's
burg, Pa, Friday on a business trip.
Mr.. VIM. B. Neel and son Jack,
prominent citizens of Mt. Pleasant,
Pa, were here last week looking af-
ter their property in this county.
Mrs. James Kennedy has been on
a visit to friends in Pennsylvania.
Misses Rose Watson, of Smith
town, and Maggie Morrow, of Fair
mont, were guests of Miss Fannie
Berkeley last week.
Mrs. Showles and Mrs. Gregory,
who were guests of Mrs. E. M. Grant
departed for their homes several
days ago.
Randolph Boyd and wife, and Miss
Peters, of Galva, Illinois, are guests
of James Rogers, Esq.
Miss Annie MILAN, of Manning
ton, who was visiting her cousin Miss
Alice MILAN has returned to her
home.