The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-09
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
How They are and Where The are

Col. James G. Frazer has returned
from business trip to Fairmont and
other points.
| DR.. r. G.. Mitchell, of Baltimore,
a former University student is here
on visit to his friends.
j Mayor and Mrs. w. c. McGrew
have returned frosl short shop
ping trip to Pittsburg.
| Mrs. Earl II. Smith, of Fairmont.
is spending few days at her old
home In Keyser.
Mrs. J j. Long of Mt. Morris Pa,
who has been visiting Mr.. T. N.
Smith and other friends the past
week returned home to day.
The Married Ladies Whist Club
will be entertained Monday after
noon by Mrs F. j. stellar instead
of Friday afternoon as enormously
announced in these columns.
Mrs. Charlotte Williams, a well
known Mt. Morris lady, was in
Morgantown Saturday on business.
"Bill" Lewis,of Clarksburg. is In
the city for a short visit to his old
friends. He was formerly student
in the University.
Fleming Anderson, who has had a
severe attack of typhoid fever is
slowly convelescing He has been
very i'll, but he crisis has passed, and
| he is now out of danger. His father,
Hon. John d. Anderson, who has been
III at his room 10 the Hotel MADEIRA
for week or more, is also able to be
out
f. Brown Baker, the well known
contractor of the firm OF Baker and
Judson, has returned from trip to
his home in New York State. His
firm is building the concrete retain
ag wall in the rear of Science Hall.
Prof. and Mrs. G. f. Macarthur, OF
Fairmont, were guests of John L.
Hoffman, the veil known musician,
while here Thursday evening Nc
Arthur's orchestra furnished music
at the reception following the
Brightwell- White wedding.
Mrs. G.. S. Proctor, wife OF DR..
Proctor, of Pittsburg, is here the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank ST
Clair. Mrs. Stellar will entertain the
Married Ladies Whist Club and a
number OF other friends in her honor
Monday afternoon.
Rev. David r. Breed d. d. who oc-
cupies the chair of Homiectics In the
Western Theological Seminary at
Allegheny, will arrive here this eve
airg at S:45 and will be the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Moorhead over
iunGay. He will preach at the Pres
Dy tetian church tomorrow as announc-
ed in another column.
Robert Black. who was student Of
the University during the fall term,
has accepted position in a bank at
home, and will probably not return to
school until the spring term, or pos
sibly next fall. His home is at Con-
fiuence Pa.
Hon, Geo. c. Sturgiss has gone to
Pittsburg On business trip.
Mrs. w. d. Chadwick has returned
to her home in Washington
Miss Charlotte Williams a we'll
known lady of Mt Morris was a visi-
tor here on Saturday.
Mr. W. II. West was one of the
prominent citizens of Clinton who was
here on Saturday.
Col J, c. Frazer made the address
before the Elks lodge of Connellsville
yesterday and conducted the exercises
Mrs. Alfred Frost returned to her
home In Brownsville to-day after ten
days visit with friends here.
Dean Wrlghtson will go 70 Wash
ington on Wednesday for a brief rest |
and to visit friends for few days.
James r. Barnes and George L.
Hibbs were prominent coal men from |
Uniontown here Saturday.
Ben Hornor the Fairmont engineer |
has been in the city for short visit.
He returned to that city Sunday.
Miss Nora B. Hogue of Fairmont,
was a guest AT the Peabody hotel here |
Sunday.
Rev. Jesse S. Hall who has been TO-
Gated at Cadiz, Ohio, for some time
Poop bao JOihCd OIOOhSl nCiC duu |
will make Morgan town his home.
Mrs. l.. j. Beabody has issued in
vitations to card party at the Hotel
Peabody Wednesday evening.
"Bill" Lewis has returned to |
ClarSsburg after short visit to
friends here.
DR.. S. V. Leech is doing an excel !
Mt matrimonial business in Charles |
ton. He unitc1 three couples 10 as
many hours one day recently.
Bert M. Laughed who is in charge
of the tunnel on the Core farm at |
Mooresvile, spent Sunday at his home
in town.
S. f. Glasscock returned Saturday |
afternoon from Fairmont where he |
had been on business before the cir
cult court.
W. Z. Meyer of Wheeling was
here to spend Sunday with his wife
who is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Katharine Donley.
Miss Addie Snyder went to Nor
gantown Saturday to spend Sunday
at her home re.-Uniontown |
Standard.
Mr.. and Ms. Harry Matthews
are here on visit to Mrs. Matthews
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Semans.
Mrs. Frank st Clair will entertain |
the Married Ladies Whist Club this
evening in honor of her sister, Mrs. |
Proctor, OF Pittsburg.
Adam Bower has been suffering Sc
verely for several weeks from rheuma-
tism but is gradully getting better. |
Sixty members of the Elks lodge went |
to visit him yesterday
Sweeney Flemin and 1usca Morris
OF Fairmont, we're here to attend the |
TN e. initiation and banquet Satur-
day night. Both returned to their |
home Sunday.
Everett Moore, former Univer-
sity student now employed by the
Fairmont Coal company at Fair
mont was in town Saturday night |
to attaad the L. N. E. initiation and |
banquet
Rev. j. Alfred Selby, President of
Muskingum Al. p. conference of
Ohio, who mas been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. L. M. Westfall, has gone to
Morgantown to visit his mother and
sister before returning to his home
in Mt. Vernon, Ohio.-Uniontown
News Standard.
Hon. John d. Anderson, of Mich