The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-12-05
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.



j. III. Garner, of Kingwood, regis
tered at the Wallace House Monday
j. Scott McWhorter who was form
erfy a'well known student here has
located at Lewisburg for the prac.
tice of his profession.
Misses McLane, Wood and Dering
and Joe McDermott attended the
Thanksgiving Ball, at Fairmont.
The ball which was the most elabor-
Ste ever given in Fairmont was held
at the Z. F. Watson. Kilmyer, OF
Wheeling, furnished the music.
About one hundred couples enjoyed
the affair.
George II. John went TO Pittsburg
Wednesday and remained to see the
great game.
Dave Reay left last week for sew
eral points In Pennsylvania and was a
witness Of the Thanksgiving game at
Pittsbufg
M. S. Thacher, who is at present
stationed at Warrington, visited his
family here last week
r. e. L. Allen returned last week
from Tyler county where he had been
for sometime on legal business.
Mr.. L. " Keck who was absent in
Washington, Pa, last week has re-
turned.
Miss Grace Dering, one of our most
charming young ladies spent some
time visiting in Fairmont recently.
Judge Berkshire who has been hold
holding court at Fairmont in the
place Of Judge Hagans spent Thanks
giving at home Having adjourned court
on that day.
Frank st. Clair spent Thanksgiving
day in Brownsville.
Miss Jennett Domain went to
Brownsville, Pa, last week to visit
relatives.
viii Hayes accom- panied the boys to
Pittsburg last week.
jamie McGrew spent Thanksgiving
day in Pittsburg.
G. E. Bell of Fairmont was wish
tor here last week.
DIR. A. NJ. Lazier was In Fairmont
short time recently.
DR.. A. M. Buchanan went to Pitts
burg Friday and spent short time in
that city.
Prof. T. G. Miller delivered several
very able talks to teachers institute
at Masontown Friday and Saturday.
Dr. S. S. Wade paid short visit to
Clarksburg recently.
Miss Mary Holland, of this county,
visited relatives at Palatine last week.
Mrs. Anna Debolt was at her faith
er's in Palatine on visit recently.
Mrs. Lee Hall, of Palatine, came
down last week to join her husband
who has been employed here as a car
penter for some time.
e. B. Stewart went to Wheeling last
Friday to attend the grand ball there
Friday night.
Capt. j. r. Miller was one of the
rooters for our team last Thursday at
Pittsburg.
Messrs. Staggers, Blaney, Allen and
Garrison accompanied the second team
to Waynesburg and witnessed the ter
rible slaughter of the innocents.
Mr.. and Mrs Mack Watson, of
Masontown, were recently visiting
Mrs. Watson's brother, S. A. Poster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reiner at
tended the funeral of Mr. VIM. Bry-
son rho was Mrs. Reiner's brother.
Mrs. John Krepps of the Flats has
been at her fathers, Mr.. Henry Bak-
er's, on Front street for several days.
Ed Naret returned last week from
Pittsburg where he had been for
some time.
f. H. Yost spent Sunday at his
home at Amos.
II. W. Cissel, of Palatine, was a
visitor here one day last week.
Miss Eva Davis, of Amos, stopped
at the Franklin recently.
w. H. Koontz, of Grafton, was in
the city last week.
Prof. A. L. Wade returned yester-
day from short business trip to
the southern part of the state
j. L. Stoneking has moved his
family from the West Side into his
new house on Sunnyside.
A. L. Lowrie, of Pittsburg, came
in Monday and will remain in town
some time.
Mr.. A. J. Carothers of Wadestown
who has been ill with fever for some
time we are glad to say is very much
better.
Rev. John Franks of Brownsville
was here yesterday, the guest of Rev.
Ross Ward.
Mrs. j. L. Keener and children re-
Gently spent some time in Pittsburg.
S. S. Jacob, of West Liberty
spent his Thanksgiving with friends
here. He was formerly well known
student and is at. present a member
of the faculty of the Normal School
at his home.
Mrs. Eliza A. Smith and her
daughters Mrs. Crosby and Miss
Caroline arrived from Boston last
week. The two latter have returned
to New England but Mrs. Smith will
remain in Morgantown.
DR.. John A. Myers returned Sat
urday from Wheeling where he had
been for some time with his brother
who was seriously i'll with pneumo-
MIA. We are glad to learn that his
brother is now out of danger and will
be completely restored to health in
a short time.
Miss Spencer left Tuesday evening
for her home in Iowa after a stay of
several months in town. We regret
very much to lose her as she made
friends of all with whom she came in
contact.
Mr.. Robert Lynn of Benton's Ferry
spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
l. A. Barnes on Sunnyside.
Judge Hagan's returned last week
from Cambridgeboro where he had
gone for the benefit of his health as
the water there proved positively
hurtful to him.