The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-08-14
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.


Personal Mention Of Prominent People
I Where they are and How they are.
S. P. Boyd, of Uniontown, who is
camping over Cheat was in town
Friday.
Miss Mary jackson, OF Clarks-
burg, is visiting her sister Mrs. E.
NJ. Turner.
Thornton Dorsey, who has been In
Pittsburg for some time, is at home
On visit.
Senator A. G. Hughes, OF Ravens
wood, jackson county, will enter the
University this fall.
| Col. Wm. A. Hanway, of Baltimore,
was in this section recently looking
after his business interests and visi-
ting old friends.
! Clarence st. Clair is passed the dam
ger point in everything except in that
which indescretion in eating may
bring him. His Hines has left him,
but Of course he is still very weak. He
has begun to eat sparingly of solid
food
Miss Allie Vance is still on the
mend and is now able to take short
walks about the house and yard.
Time is all that is needed to bring
her around all right.
A few evenings ago an elaborate
dinner was given at the Hotel Glad
stone, Cumberland, in honor of Miss
Dickson, a visitor of Buffalo, n. Y.
Among the guests of honor we no
ticed the name of Miss Catharine
Read who is known as one of the
handsomest young ladies of this
place.
Mrs. Ida Rinehart, wife of Prof.
Rinehart, of Waynesburg College, a
very popular lady, and her little
daughter have been the guests of
Mrs. Donley and family for two
weeks past.
Thanks to Clark Raber for recent
business courtesies. Clark is known
as a good fellow.
Rufus West returned yesterday
from an extended absence during
which he took course at the Spring
Garden Institute in Philadelphia in
his chosen profession. He visited a
number of points of interest among
them Atlantic City stopping at
Washington and Mt. Lake Park on
his return from which place he ar
rived yesterday.
Col. Jos. McDermott who was re-
Gently appointed to position on the
Governor staff has received his
commission. The Warrington peo-
pie who have been congratulating
Chas. McDermott of that place were
a little too previous in their CON
gratulAtions and will have to with
draw them.
Mrs. p b. Reynolds has returned
after an extended visit to friends in
the southern part of the state.
Miss Clara links who has been
visiting Miss Villa Brand, OF Front
street, for some time has returned
home
Hon. J. Ewing Davis, of Chicago
is back again visiting his old home
near Vaudeville.
| Will Stewart, of Pittsburg, has
returned to that place after a week s
visit to relatives in the country.
Miss McClusky, of Burgettstown
Pa, who has been visiting Miss
Nellie Moreland for some time has
returned home.
Hon. and Mrs. Jos. Moreland are
at Niagara Falls for weeks visit.
Miss Sallie Bennett is in Fairmont
where she will spend a couple Of
weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. w. C. Meyer, of Wheeling, af-
ter visiting friends here left Friday
afternoon for home going by way OF
Pittsburg.
Lloyd Friend has gone back to
Pennington after attending the SEES
sion of the board of regents.
Miss Mary Naret has returned to
her post in the southern part of the
state after short visit at home.
Judge j. NJ. Hagans has returned
from visit to Asbury Park for the
benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. O'Kelly have
returned from visit to friends in
Garrett county, Md.
Walter South accompanied by his
sister Miss Winnie are at Wadestown
visiting friends.
L. r. Taylor, of Wadestown, passed
through town last week on his way
to Cheat where he is camping with
the Just-for- Fun club.
Alfred Frost, of Uniontown, will
shortly move here and open a boarding
house.
We are endcbted to Mr.. George
r. Kisner, of Triune, for recent fav-
ors.
Brice Hall former graduate of
the University and at ;present prin-
cipa| of the New Martinsville school
was here last week taking the state
teachers examination under Prof. T.
E. Hodges.
Mrs. Luther Brown who has been
i'll for so long we are glad to note is
somewhat better.
Mr.. j. c. Massey, of Sistersville,
has rented Ewing Martins new
house ON Sunnyside and will move
into it the first of next month. He
has four children the youngest OF
whom is fourteen and our excellent
educational advantages is what has
brought him. He is in the oil bust
ness and may make Morgantown his
permanent home.
Miss Arab J. Evans is back at
home after a months stay at Web
ster Springs.
Col. Fairchild was visitor to
Uniontown Saturday.
Col. c. L. Thompson, of Hunting
ton, was recently the guest of his
sister, Mrs. John l. Harvey.
b. NJ. POLLOCK, of Buckbannon,
and family are soon to move to Nor
gantown where they will make their
future home.
Rev. Father Boutlou, of Fairmont,
was in town recently.
Major McGrew spent Sunday at
Mt. Lake Park with Mrs. McGrew
and Miss Julia who have been up