Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-12
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
Frank Bannister has returned
from flying trip to Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. MADEIRA have
returned from a visit down the river.
Harry Kunst, of Grafton, who is
practieing law at that place spent
Sunday in Morgantown.
Ben. F. Rice who has West Vir-
ginia as his territory has been here
Tor several days visiting friends
DIR j. 2. Fitch has gone to I'm
iontown having been called there to
attend some one who is sick. He
will be back to morrow
W. H. HELEN, of Uniontown, spent
Sunday here with his wife who has
been spending some time at the
Wallace House.
Miss Belle Weaver went TO Union
town this evening where she will in
future make her home with her sister
Mrs. W. M. Lewellen. She has made
her home for several years with her
uncle Jos. E. Weaver,
Mrs. Golay has sold about all of the
household goods she wanted TO dispose
of and will in few days remove to
Cincinnati to reside. Mrs. Golay is a
most excellent lady and our people
regret to lose her as they did her dis
tinguished husband.
Judge Hagans is back from Fair
mont as the term of circuit court
which he was holding up there has
closed. The Judge has been suffering
from a severe cold and has not been
able to be out of the house until to-
day.
Russell Hayes is back from Phila-
delphia to spend the holidays. He is
| attending a school of engraving and
has been making very satisfactory
to the city after the holidays and
finish the course.
Prof. A. L. Wade is back in Nor
gantown after an absence of some
duration during which he has visited
number of places over the state in
the interests of the book concern
which he has represented for SO
long.
Miss Maud Harner of this Office who
has had very severe attack of fever
is much better and is now far on the
road to recovery. We hope that
nothing may interfere with her con-
tinued improvement until she has
been completely restored to health.
E. J. Eddy of Battelle district was
in town on Saturday and was a pleas
ant caller at this Office. He has gone
to spend the winter with his daugh-
ter Mrs. Lemasters of Fairmont but
| says that he is still citizen of the
best district in the best county of the
state.
Every one was glad to see Prof. A.
L. Wade. He came in and remained
from Saturday until to-day He has
been here very little of late and came
up from the Southern part of the
state to see his family before starting
on another long trip.
Prof. Ellenberger has been giving
some some instruction in music to the
NJ E. Sunday School and on Sunday
morning received some very nice COM
pliments from the Superintendent
that were echoed by the school, Prof
Ellenberger has awakened great inter-
est in music in Morgantown.
Luther Garrison who has been in
Pittsburg for several weeks under
gong treatment for gravel has been
brought back home He is much
better but is still unable to get
around. His father who has been
with him IS now in town looking af-
ter him.
W. G. Meyer prosecuting attorney
OF Ohio county has been in town
visiting friends. His many friends
here are always glad to see him and to
learn that his success at the bar has
been keeping up to the high standard
which was set in its beginning He
has just won notable victory in the
courts at home after very hard legal
fight.
Peter Gill, of Clarksburg, promi
nent Democratic politician and the
pit boss at Farnum mines was
killed on Saturday. He was on top
of car going to the tipple when an
iron rod caught him under the chin
throwing him under the car. He
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