Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-04-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal n ntion of Promine Mt People
Where & .eY are and How they are.

tism to be able to attend to his duties
again.
Ira Gregg is quite sick at his home
on Main street with fever. He has
been sick for about ten days but has
only been In bed few days
Prof Corbett leetured on Thurs
day night to the members of the Ag-
ricultural society
Wait Hartman has been unable to
attend to his duties at Hirschman' s
store for day or so on account of
illness.
Miss Tillie Bernhardt has gone to
her home in Uniontown, Pa. She
will be back here during commence
ment.
w. H. HELEN, the popular clerk at
the Wallace House, went to Michi-
gan this morning to look at sum
mer resort the owners of which are
anxious to have him manage.
Mrs. Jas. H Stewart and Mrs. S.
6. Chadwick have returned from
Grafton where they went to meet
Miss Matte Stewart, Mr.. Stewart S
sister of Putnam county, who will
spend the summer here.
Mrs. M. M. McVicker, who has
been east to lay in her supply of sum-
mer millinery has returned home.
She was accompanied by her daughter
Miss BERTHE, who visited friends in
Baltimore. While away Mrs. Nc
Wicker laid in very large supply of the
latest and most fashionable millinery
which can be seen at her opening on
next Friday at her home on Main
street.
Rev A. NJ. Buchanan who could
have had the chaplaincy OF the reg
iment of volunteers from this state
for the asking did not apply for the
position. He is the ranking chap
lain and if he had intimated that he
wanted the place he could have had
it with no trouble at ALL However
he felt that his duty was elsewhere
and he will remain in Morgantown.
There are many other ministers in
the state who want the place and
there is a regular deluge of applica-
tions for the position which is con
sidered plum of no mean dimen-
sions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Showalter, of
Fairmont, arrived on Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Showalter will be here
for some days visiting friends while
Mr.. Showalter had to return home in
the evening He was seen and asked
about the progress on the locks and
dams as far as he was concerned. He
stated that everything he had to do
had been done and that there would
be nothing more in his department
for a year or so, except the purchase
of some more land at number ten
which had been found needful since
the work had begun. This will be
bought shortly and probably still more
will be purchased before the lock is
done.
r. B. Whaley of Uniontown, has
entered the University for the spring
term. He is one of the best short
stops that ever played here and is a
most valuable acquisition to the team,
which is expected to be the best that
the University ever had.
Mrs. David Keighron, who has been
visiting at Warrington, has returned
to Morgantown. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Way who will spend
some time here.
Mrs. Frank Bannister has returned
home after ii short absence.
THE government has ordered 300
more cars Of West Virginia coal for
the war vessels.
The Whiteday Council No. 1856
j. .. g. A. NJ will join the large
procession in Morgantown on he
30th seventy-fve strong on horse
back and in full regalia.
THE mayor OF Sistersville is making
it interesting for those who break the
law Of Sunday closing, formulated by
the new city government. The ac-
ton of the new administration is
very unpopular, however, as in an oil
town a few business houses open on
Sunday is a necessity, to accommo-
date the numbers of the workmen in
the country who cannot get off to
come into town on any other day.
A NUMBER of new two dollar bills
s1v-f, al 1o%s -
tefeit. They are of the Window series.