Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-19
AB0ET OUR FRIENDS.

Where they are and How they are.
Mrs. L. r. Evans has returned from
Uniontown where she has been for
week or more visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Wood and Mrs. NJ. A.
Carlow have gone to McKeesport and
Pittsburg for two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Bower who
have been at Waynesburg have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Hubbard has gone to Wheel.
ing for weeks visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jacobs together
with Misses Ruth and Lucy Wood
have gone to the Cheat Canyon club
house for weeks stay
Miss Jennette Domain is at home
from Piedmont after visit of sew
eral months there. Her large circle
of friends are glad to see her again.
Mrs. NJ. Somehow and daughter have
gone to New York for a visit stop
ping on the way at Cumberland 10
visit relatives.
Miss Bessie Fleming is at homo
again after spending three weeks at
her grandfathers in the country near
Georgetown.
The many friends of Mrs. Cape
hart will be glad to learn she is re-
covering from prolonged attack Of
neuralgia Of the stomach.
Mr. and Mrs. III. L. Swisher are
back from Fairmont where they went
on short trip to meet friend who
was passing that place.
John Shisler is back after an ex-
tended trip to a number of points in
the state during which he had a fine
large time.
Dell Ireland came in from Fairview
ON Saturday. He is on his way to
Baltimore where he is attending med
ical college and called here TO pay his
respects to his friends and relatives.
Staley Dering is here from Chicago
having come in to enjoy his vacation.
ton. His large number Of friends
are delighted of course to see him
here again.
DIR. w. t. Wiley has returned to
Baltimore after spending several weeks
at his home here and has resumed his
duties as physician at one of the
largest city hospitals.
Director James Stewart of the
Experiment Station is here after
spending some time in the southern
part of the state in the interests of
the station.
Albert Dorsey who was formerly
connected with this office came in
from Kfngwood on Saturday and re-
NAMED over Sunday. He is at pres
ent located again at Kingwood on the
j ourna1.
Friend Clark came in on Sunday
afternoon on his way home from
Berkeley Springs where he had been
for month treating his rheumatism
He will attend school the coming
year atJohns Hopkins, in Baltimore.
Earl A. Brooks of Upshire county
stopped here on his way to Pittsburg
where he will again enter a theologi-
cal seminary for years work. He
occupied the pulpit at the Presbyter-
ian church on Sunday evening and
those who heard him were very well
pleased with the promise that he gives
of usefulness in his chosen cal ling.
Mr.. W. r. Basnett came from Man
nington Monday morning on his wheel
making the run in about four hours
distance of 80 and sixteenth miles.
From here he Will go to Point Marion
for short stay. For a number Of
years when Il boy Billie was compos
itor in this office. He is now sue
cessful merchant of Warrington.
John Moore who is known to al
most every one as he is the driver of
Frank Pride's express and mail wagon
has gone to a point near Brownsville
where he has taken charge of the old
farm. He has been here for more than
a year and has proven faithful man
who attended strictly to his business
in every particular. We together with
every one who had dealings with John
will miss him but wish him all posi-
BILE success in his new work.
A M InhEn