Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-01
aB0g T OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.


train to-day for several points east
Miss Laura Shisler has gone to
Clarksburg on visit.
Mrs. j. H. Kinkead. OF Fairmont,
is in town
Miss Ida Weaver is here the
guest of her sister Miss Belle Wea-
yer She lives in Uniontown.
w. w. Keener has returned from a
trip to Weston looking after business
interests.
Edgar B. Stewart has returned from
visit home. On his way back he
attended the convention at Keyser.
f. X O'Kelly has come back from
fishing trip to Deep creek Md, dur
ing which he had delightful time.
Mrs. A Cameron is back from
stay at Mountain Lake and is very
much benefited by her trip.
Dr. S. S. Wade has returned from
accompanying his wife as far as Fair
mont on her way for visit at Clarks-
burg.
Mrs Simon Garrison is sick with
indications of fever We hope that
her illness will not be very severe or
of long duration.
DIR. William Berkeley, of New York
city has returned there, after spend
ing some time here visiting his par
ents, Prof. and Mrs r. c. Berkeley
President A. w. Lorentz, OF the
Farmers & Merchants Bank, is
spending few days with friends at
Germantown, Md.
Mrs Emmett Cotton, the wife of
prominent member of the Pittsburg
bar is at the Franklin, having come
here for brief pleasure trip.
Mrs E. G. Smith has gone back
to her home at Wheeling, after
spending some weeks visiting her
parents on Front street
Rev. Prescott White, who has been
visiting his parents on Sunnyside has
been called to Weston by the serious
illness of one of the members of his
church
Conductor Porter of the f. NJ. & 2.
is taking his first vacation for long
time. He will be away for week or SO
yet and will be greatly missed by
those travelling on the line.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Living
stone, of New York, are guests of
A L. Protzman. They are on their
way to Michigan where they will
go after spending few days here
Miss Rose Howe is spending her
vacation at Mountain Lake and
Weston and will probably not re-
turn to Morgantown until the first
of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hough have
returned to Washington after spend
ing some time in Morgantown We
are very sorry to see them 90 and hope
that it wont be long until they can
pay us another visit.
Emerson Carney the affable man
ager of the Smiths store on Main
street has gone for two weeks trip
during which he will visit his old
home at Indiana, Pa, and the eastern
cities.
Col. r. e. Fast has returned from
a trip east during which he visited
the convention at Keyser and present.
ed the name of Hon. Geo. @. Sturgiss
OF this county for the nomination for
Congress.
John j. Corn we'll, the talented cdi-
tor of the Hampshire Review. is the
/ Democratic nominee for tate Senator
in the 18th district. The nomination
is equivalent to election, and Mr.
! Cornwell will take rank among the
ablest members Of the body.
| George Goodwin, of South Morgan
| town, is at home for the first time in
two years. He has been at Leech-
burg for that length of time, He
hardly knew the town as there has
been so many changes and improve
ments since he left the place. He
speaks in the highest terms of the adj
vancement shown in the town and the
way in which it is forging to the front
now.
Sergeant William ST. CLAIR OF the
First West Virginia, is at
home having arrived on Thursday
morning. He went away from here
weighing one hundred and ninety
two pounds and weighs sixty less
now. He has malarial fever but is
recovering from the effects of the i'll
ness. We hope to give an account