Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-24

Personal Mention Of Promine MT People
Where they are and How they are.

Where theY are ana How theY are.
DR.. George I. Keener, of Weston,
is in town on visit to his brothers.
Our Randall correspondent sends
us these personals:
Mrs. Baremore, of near Usage, is
sick from fever.
Mrs. Shriver of the same neigh
horhood who has been sick tor sew
eral months is still very low.
Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh returned
20 Baltimore yesterday, after spend
ing the summer here.
VIII Wilmington has returned from
Kingwoed where he had been for a
couple of days on business.
Miss Bette Ramsey of Weston, has
been visiting her Uncle l. n. Weaver
here for time aud win go TO Mt.
Morris to visit Mr.. Will Ramsey.
Judge Okey Johnson went to
Charles Town on Friday where be
had some business before the su-
preme court.
Or. p. B. Reynolds has started out
over the state on trip the sole pur-
pose of which is TO get some very much
needed rest and recreation.
Miss Margaret Donley has returned
from Waynesburg where she has been
for some time visiting her sister Mrs
John Dougan.
w. Ii. HELEN, w. E. Lazier and
Bruce Fee of Uniontown are at the
Wallace House where Mr. HELEN was
formerly clerk. This is his first visit
to Morgantown since he went to Mich
igan and his many friends here are
glad to see him.
Miss Mary Gregg who has been
visiting in Piedmont for couple OF
weeks has returned to Morgantown.
She was met in Fairmont by her
brother John who had been on the
Ohio river for week or more and
he accompanied her home.
George Burris of Marion county
has announced himself for the house
of delegates and will likely receive
the nominations. 1t may be fight
of town against country but the
chances are that he will land the
plum as he is hustler and very popu-
lar with a great many people.
Jesse L. Turner and bride who was
Miss Lulu Hoge have returned to
Morgantown from Hoytssille, Ohio,
where they have been since the mar
riage which took place on last Tues
day at LOUISVILLE. The young couple
are both very well and favorably
known here and their many friends
unite in congratulating them and
bidding them welcome home.
Lieut.. Roy Stewart is visiting his
home in this county. He came into
town on Friday afternoon to visit
friends. He has been stationed at
Sandy Hook during the war where
he had charge of the plant
ing of torpedoes and other APP
planes for welcoming the Dons
had they taken "a notion to pay the
city of New York visit. He will
60 from here 10 Chicago and from
that place return to New York. His
future assignment is not known to
him but it will not be back to San
dy Hook.
Mai. Charles T. Powell returned
yesterday from short trip to Nor
gantown, W. Va He had not learned,
until informed by IA representative
of The Times, that he had been APP
pointed by President John Bindley,
ofthe Chamber of Commerce, on the
committee to endeavor to secure an
army post for Pittsburg Maj. Pow
ell said he had been much interest
ed in the question, and hoped to see
its consummation. He does not IA
vor the use of the arsenal on Butler
street, but desires the securing of
much larger tract of land somewhere
in the suburbs that will accommo-
date an entire regiment. What we
want here" said the major, lis q
regimental post. "-Pittsburg Times.
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