Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-31
ABOUT. OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine Mt Peopl
Where they are and How they are.

granted a partial divorce from W. n.
Lynch at Martinsburg She was one
of the Worlds Fair managers.
We regret to note that Mrs. Jefier-
son Tenant is in rather poor
health.
Justin NJ. Kunkle, of the DAILY
New DOMINION, has returned from a
brief sojourn in Pittsburg.
Mrs. w. p. Wiley will go to Bal
timore in a short time to visit her
son DIR. Wayne Wiley and other
friends for few days.
Howard Satterfeld, of Fairmont,
spent Sunday here Mr. Sattettleld
shows good taste in both the place
and the patty he visits.
Prosecuting 3 ttorney w G. Mey-
er, of Wheeling, will return home
this afternoon after a brief visit
among his friends and admirers here.
Mrs. Anderson is thought to be
improving slowly and her friends
have some hope of her recovery. Mr..
John G. Anderson who was here on
account of her illness will return to
his home in Philadelphia this after
noon.
We are pleased to note that Miss
Mary Gregg has about recovered
from her recent illness.
Matt Eddy of Cross roods this
county has gone home after a short
visit to his brother Alex. who is a
student in the University
THE University orchestra made its
first appearance in chapel this morn
ing. Under the instruction of Prof.
Keene the orchestra is doing fine
work, and are to be congratulated on
its success.
REV. L. e. PETERS, talked to the
Students in chapel this morning.
His remarks were well chosen, and
well received by all.
GEORGE DAVIS, the tobacconist,
was presented with a fine pair Of
twin boys, the other evening, by his
-Waynesburg Independent. -
Georges Morgantown friends extend
congratulations
The regular term of the circuit
court for this county will convene on
Tuesday, February Sth. Judge Ha-
gans will preside. A great number
of cases have been set for trial,
probably a great many more than
can be dispoeed Of A number of
lawyers from other places will be
present at times during the term.
The orchestra gave special per-
Torrance at chapel this morning.
The students enjoyed the program
very much. Rev. l.. E. Peters, of
Petersburg, gave short talk which
took the fancy of the audience great
ly.
Col. PosTEN's letter seems to have
settled the X. of P. business, at least
they are all keeping very quiet since.
Truth sc Magazine Day at the
Acme February l.
MAGAZINE DAY at the Acme Feb
ruary LIST.
The hungry man should drop In
at S. V. Thompson's new restaurant.
Everything first class. Lunches at
all hours.
EVERYBODY who has been about
bit is aware of the restricted range of
the toby smoker The obseryant
traveller will tell you that the use of
the toby is limited to territory that
rarely extends more than $50 miles
from Pittsburg in any direction. And
it is safe to say that 80 per cent Of the
toby trade in this country is confined
to circle half that size, with Allie
gheny court house as the center. Such
ring would inclose Wheeling, where
the so-called stogie output Of West
Virginia ranks next to Pittsburg's pro-
duction of the providential toby.
Now the cigar is essentially cosmo-
politan. 1t is in evidence wherever
men smoke tobacco, while the toby is
almost unknown outside of small
section of the borders of western
Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio and north
ern West Virginia. News.
NJ