Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-16
AB0l t OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

( Personal Mention of Pr0mine MT People
Where they are and How they are.
Col r. f. Fast has been in Wash
ington on business.
Miss Allie Wade, of Randall, is in
town for visit TO relatives.
f. NJ. Grant is back from bust
ness trip to Fairmont and Grafton.
Floyd Utterback came in yester-
day for a short visit to his family
acre.
Mrs Carlow has returned from a
brief visit to friends and relatives
in Fairmont.
Miss Bessie Fleming is spending a
few weeks with her grandfather, VIM.
N Stewart. at Georgetown.
Joseph Underwood, of New Mar
tinsyille, has assigned for the benefit
of his creditors.
Hon. A B. Fleming, of Fairmont.
who is a distinguished member of
the bar is here attending court.
Miss Maud Jennings who has been
in school at Hagerstown, Md, will
spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Bloom, in Greenmont.
Miss Blanche Morgan who has
been here for some time visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Walter MADEIRA have gone
to her home at Jeanette, Pa.
Max Boyers, Harry and Addie
Waters who have been in attend
ance on the School for Deaf at
Romney, have returned home for the
summer vacation
Mrs. DR.. Casselberry who has been
visiting her sons and daughter in
Philadelphia and Brooklyn has re-
turned home accompanied by Mrs
Lindemuth and her little daughter.
Twelve candidates will contest for
the Republican nomination for house
of delegates in Ohio county Hon. n.
E. Whitaker seems to have the field
to himself for the State senatorship,
and will be nominated without ques-
1 tion.
The resignation of Miss McClelland,
matron Of the Deaf and Dumb Insti-
tute at Romney, was accepted, by the
board of regents, at their annual ses-
sion this week, and Miss Handley, of
Greenbrier was appointed. The retir-
/ ing matron has been in the service of
the school for quarter Of century.
THE way that the material is put
back into the trenches in the street
is very different from the old plan.
The dirt is replaced exactly as it
was before it was disturbed and
when the job is completed there are
no holes left for horses and wagons
to fall into
THE building which is to be occu-
pied by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Carlow
on Maiden Alley is well under way
1t is on the corner in the rear of the
Second National Bank Of which Mr..
Carlow is the president When the
building is completed they will move
into it and make Morgantown their
future home
Rev. l. A. Barnes, Rev A Nj. Buch-
anan, Joe Buchanan, 9. o. Colebank,
Mr. Himler, +. NJ Brock, and Misses
Sallie Lawhead, Maud and Gertrude
Barthlow, Ida Pastorius and Miss
Romp have returned from Fairmont
where they went to attend the con
vention of Grafton district Christian
Endeavorers which has just closed
there.
THE following three personals are
taken from the Fairmont Expositor:
Mrs. Marion Carlow, of Morgan
/ town, is the guest Of the family B. L..
Butcher.
Miss Lucy Raymond, who had been
visiting her cousin, Miss Grace Der
! ing at Morgantown, has returned.
Lieut.. Eaton has not yet opened
the recruiting station, but is hearing
men here, there and everywhere
around who will be ready to be ex-
amined as soon as the station
is opened This delay is caused by
the difficulty in getting quarters, but
all that is to be fixed up tonight and
the place opened regularly tomorrow,
and the news spread to all the coun-
| try round giving the boys chance to
enlist who wish to defend their coun-
try's flag, and there will be plenty OF
/ them, or all signs fail.