Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-31
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal MeatIon OF Prominent Peopi
Where they are and How they are.


several days with sore throat.
1t troubles him every year
and becomes quite serious at times.
Will TAFT has returned to the
west after shore visit to his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. TAFT, at
Randall
E. o. Weidman, of Cassville, was
in town yesterday to meet bicycle
salesman and talk over the outlook
for next season. He may come to
Morgantown to locate.
Adam Nye has returned from a
very brief visit to his daughter, Mrs.
r. w. Dawson, at Uniontown, Pa.
George and Joe Cans, of Morris
Cross Roads, were in the city for a
short time yesterday.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill has returned
from visit to Beaver, Pa.
Miss Beulah Hubbard is visiting
relatives at Randall
Miss Gay Brown will give a watch
party at her home on Chancery hill.
Clyde Stewart will start back to
school in Baltimore this evening. He
will stop for day or so in Fairmont
to visit relatives
Prof Jas. S. Stewart has returned
from short visit to his old home
at Empire, Ohio, where he spent
Christmas.
Prof w. r. Standiford, of the
Fairmont Normal passed through
here last evening on his way to the
upriver town. He had been at home
and on his way back to his duties
Ind spent few days in Pittsburg.
Edgar Stewart is back from Mar
tinsburg where he spent his Christ
mas. He undoubtedly enjoyed him
self as he always does when he goes
there.
Harry Garrison who has been at
grandfather on Pedlar's run has
come back to town.
Miss Flora Friend is visiting the
Misses Miller in South Morgantown.
j. c. Thompson is registered at
the Wallace House. His family are
all at Parkersburg for the holidays
A T. McAllister, of Monongahela
Cit,, has gone home after a visit
here.
Miss Mollie Field has returned
to Uniontown after a brief visit to
her sister Mrs. Ewing Martin on
Sunnyside. She was accompanied
by her nephew Frank who will visit
at Uniontown and Smithfeld.
Staley Dering has gone back to
Chicago after spending the holidays
here
Prof. T. E. Hodges has returned
from a trip to Huntington on bust
ness.
John Keener has gone ia Pitts
burg for short stay.
Harry O'Kelley is in Pittsburg
tor pleasure visit.
f. j. Brock is back at his duties
in the Acme after spending several
days at his home near Louisville.
Mr.. James c. Wallace has been
indisposed for several days and has
been oniined to his bed. His health
has not been very good for some
time We hope that he may soon
recover
Pro-. ). b. Brown who attended
the funeral of Mrs. Virginia Fairfax
Morgan at kingwood has returned.
Judge Okey johnson arrived from
Wheeling this morning where he at
tend the funeral of o. S. Long. The
funeral was conducted by the Ma
sonic fraternity of which the deceas-
ed was very prominent member
and it was the largest which ever
took place in the state. People from
all over the country attended to
show their appreciation of the dead
man. Mr.. Long was universally be-
loved and his death has caused great
sorrow. He was a model man In
every respect.
Lloyd Friend passed through yes
terday on his way to Scottdale where
he will spend several days visiting.
He will return here on next Monday
evening and stay here for one day.
His school at Montgomery is getting
along finely. His many friends here
rrlo b. l. q L.