Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-25
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine Mt People
Where they are and How they are.

visitor IN town TO day on business.
Prof. B. II. Hite has gone to
Wheeling where be will spend Sun
day.
Mrs. Frank Cox is still improving
and it is to be hoped that she viii
soon be on her feet again
Clarence st. Clair is going to
have very pretty lawn in front of
his restaurant
Miss Margaret Meyer and daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth are visiting her
daughter Mrs A NJ Lazier They
are of Ada. Ohio.
DR. and Mrs. GeorgeI Keener and
Miss Beulah keener have returned
from Cans where they visited rela-
tiyes for a short time.
Miss Harriet Reed, daughter of |.
S. Reed, who has been i'll Of pneumo-
MIA for some time is better and her
friends hope will soon be we'll again.
DIR. and Mrs George |. Keener and
Miss Beulah Keener have gone To
Cans where they will spend Sunday
visiting friends.
Hon. j. c. McGrew and Miss
Heermans who we're at Major Nc
Crews for short visit went to their
homes in Kingwood on the 1897
train to day
Miss Belle Finnell, OF Keyser, who
has been visiting her friends here
for some time, was summoned home
yesterday by telegraph on account
of the illness of her mother No
particulars were given.
Mr.. j. 5. Yates who represents the
Providence Lie Insurance Company
of Wheeling, has located in Morgan
town. He resides on the north side
He is well versed In the insurance
business and will be glad to give any
information on the subject.
Mrs. r. f. Naret, whose daughter.
Miss Mary, is sick with the fever In
Fayette county has gone to her side.
Since Mrs. Naret left telegram has
been received stating that Miss Mary
Is better and is getting along as we'll
as could be expected. At one time it
was feared that small chance existed
! for saving her life.
Dir. j. j. Hall and j. l.. Wharton
have returned from Fairmont where
they went to pay visit to the post
master and look into his way of
running the office They are deter
mined to spare no trouble to get the
office here into the very highest state
of efficiency and this visit is part of
the plan looking toward that end
Guy Wiley has finished wiring
the Wallace House The service is
very satisfactory and he has been
receiving many compliments on his
ability in this line. Several other
big contracts have been given him
and il is being demonstrated that
the people appreciate and patronize
a first class man in his line of bust
ness, that of practical electrician.
/ Mr. and Mrs. j. Irving Miller, of
Mt. Morris, spent Friday night at
the Wallace House on their way
home from near Altoona, Pa. They
were recently married. They will
go to housekeeping at Mount Morris
where they will make their future
home. We extend our heartiest
congratulations to the young couple
DR.. E. p Lemley, of Cassyille, was
in town on Friday evening. He is
still at Cassville and will be there
until he passes the examination be-
fore the state board which is held on
July fifteenth at Charleston. After
that he will more than likely locate
at Moorsville where we hope that he
will have abundant success in his
profession.
Duke Dent failed again on Friday
to get his revenge out of Johnstown
which beat him on their grounds
some time ago. He tried to get even
with them this time but they got on
to him again and he came out be-
hind. The score was four to two.
The people here take great interest
in the games which he pitches and
are sorry to hear of any defeats ex-
perienced by him.
Frank st. Clair is full fedged
passenger brakeman on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. He is running ex-