Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-11-03
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.

Person denton of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.
Mrs. S. E. Jones is quite sick at her
home on Wiles street.
DR.. G. NJ. Joseph is back from an
extended visit to Pittshurg and other
points.
/ George Gramm has returned from
Grafton where he has been for several
days on visit home.
Harry Garrison was in the post
Office on Wednesday during the alb
sence of NJ. L. Brown who was out
helping to shake the bushes.
Ray Hess has gone to Florida where
he will spend the winter for the bene.
/ fit Of his health. He is son Of Will
liam Hess of the West Side.
Isaac Hite had several men on
Walnut street to day picking up
litter which has made the street
unsightly. The other streets also
will have some attention directed
toward them.
e. Bunker Reynolds Of Keyser who
is known to a great many people here
and who has relatives in town has
been here visiting but has returned
home His friends were sorry that
he could not stay any longer.
d. c. Reay assistant to the clerk of
the court of appeals came in on Thurs
day morning and will remain here
until after the election. This is his
first visit home for some time and his
many friends are very glad to see him.
Dr. T. III. Lanham who has been
stamping the county in the interests
of his candidacy for the state senate
will leave for home TO morrow after
being at McCurdysvllle to night
Charles f. Holden of Harrison coun-
ty who went home some time ago in
expectation Of having an attack of
fever has been heard from. He is now
certain that it was not fever which
threatened but that what it was
matter with him was break down
due to continuous application.
SEVERAL of the football men left
on the noon train for Fairmont
where they will make arrangements
for the game to morrow afternoon.
THE B. Y. 2. q. intends to have
social some night next week but the
arrangements have not been definitess
ly made yet.
THE Andrews Opera Company
made decided hit here last night.
1t is said an effort will be made to
have them give another entertainment
here soon. If so they will have
crowded house.
THE second team of the University
will likely play Brownsville on
Thanksgiving day. They have many
pleasant memories Of the trips down
there and they want to repeat the
experience Details for the trip are
now being arranged and the team
will probably go down.
THE places between the side walks
and the paving while very unsightly
in most cases can be made very attrac-
i UlNb Will d. llUblc WOIk. ut property
owners ought to fix them up. Some
grass would look well on the most of
the places and it ought to be tried.
Shade trees should be set out also and
the whole appearance Of the street
would be changed The town cannot
only gain in good looks by little care
in this direction but it will help the
health of the citizens as we'll
THE geese are flying over" which
means that we are in for a hard win
/ ter At least this is an old supersti-
1 tion, and geese are very convenient
things to base prophecy on, because,
| if it should turn out TO be incorrect,
the fault can be easily put to the
credit of the geese without fear of
their coming hack to argue the ques-
tion. However, if the geese know
their business this year and the old
time weather prophets should be right
we may look forward to some cold
weather very soon.
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