Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-31
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine mt People
Where they are aud How they are.

Uniontown.
Mr.. d. r. Tappan, of Fairmont, is
visiting friends in Keyser.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Vance have
returned from a trip to indianapolis
and other points in the west.
Mrs. D. Chadwick has returned
from delightful stay at Mountain
Lake,
John Fogle who was formerly con-
nected with this office is in town for
visit to friends
Mrs. Frost of Main street has
gone to Uniontown for an extended
visit to her mother and friends.
Keith Thomson leaves this evening
for Lexington, Va, where he will at
tend the Virginia Military Institute.
Mrs Elizabeth Pickenpaugh who
has been i'll for the past six weeks
is we are glad to learn now GONZALES
cent
Mrs Jos. Gilbert has gone to her
old home at Vevay, Indiana, for a
visit,
Miss Watson, of Pine Grove, is
visiting friends in Granville, being
now at Mathew Larkins.
Cyrus Fife is very sick at his
fathers with fever having been down
for some days We hope for his
early recovery
A child Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Blaney, of Easton, was buried here
on Tuesday. 1t had only been sick
a couple of days when the death oc-
Cured.
ALI X. Smith and Arlie Christie
have gone to the mountains for a
weeks hunt. They expect to have
one of the greatest times that has
ever happened in this section.
DR.. S s. Wade and wife left on
the noon train for Clarksburg The
former will return shortly to Nor
gantown and the latter will visit rel
atives there for some time.
w. S. Allen has received the nom
nation for state senator from the
district in which Peasants county
is a part He was formerly stu
dent here is known to many of our
people,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. B. Stewart of
Charleston who have been visiting
relatives here for some time have
gone home. They will return later
when Mr.. Stewart will enter the law
department and take the course.
Miss ELLA Fordyce and Mrs. Pur-
inton have returned toFairmont after
spending several weeks on Cheat and
visiting friends in Pennsylvania.
We would be glad to have them re-
turn to Morgantown permanently.
f. II. Yost has gone home after
spending a few days here. He will
start on Thursday for Omaha where
he will take in the exposition and
then he will go to the University of
Nebraska to take charge of the foot
ball team.
Melville Bowers who was so badly
hurt at the school building some
weeks agois able to be around again
He 10 at his home near Randall and
will not be able to get back up town
Tor duty for considerable time yet.
His recovery has been but little
/ short OF a miracle.
Misses Maud Noble, Of Wheeling,
Myrtle Parriott. of Warrington, and
/ Lizzie Loudenslager. Of Moundsville,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jason Clark have returned 10 their
homes Miss Loudenslager will re-
turn to Morgantown in couple
weeks.
j. r. Miller is moving into his
house on Main street from the Pea
body where he and his family have
been quartered since the late fire.
DR.. and Mrs Allen will occupy the
third floor of the building and Frank
E. Wood will shortly move his fam
lily here and occupy a part of the
same floor
Mr.. d. r. Tappan, of Fairmont,
has gone home after looking after
the placing of some poles on the av-
enue and the extension lines down
there to take in the new brick plant,
The company is rapidly extending
its exchange and the number of
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