Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-10
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Mrs. Il. l.. Emory has gone to Wash
ington TO visit relatives and will be
absent for some time.
Norman Smith has gone to Dawson
and other points in Pennsylvania for
a few days visit to his old
stamping grounds.
G. H. Showalter one of the lead
ing officials of the Maccabees is
in the county on business con
neeted with the order.
Messrs w. B. Neel and B. Hurst,
two prominent and well known citi-
zens of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, are here
looking after some property in this
county.
Mrs. Fleming of Fairmont and Mrs.
Jarrett of Grafton who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Hayes for
week or more have returned home
much to the regret OF their Morgan
town relatives and friends.
DR.. W. II. kunst, of Fairmont,
was greeting his numerous Morgan
town friends yesterday all of whom
were pleased to meet him. He was
accompanied by his wife who is a
well known Monongalia Lady. They
were guests at the Wallace House
Lee Lewellen will leave on Thurs
day morning for Garrett, Pa, and
will be absent for several days on
surveying expedition. This will
prevent his appearing against w.
and j. and Pittsburg College. His
place will be taken by Dickey in all
| likelihood.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong has re-
turned from trip to his old home
at French Greek and Grafton. He
delivered an address to the public
schools at the latter place which was
one of the finest things ever heard
in Grafton according to the papers
up there.
A Howard Fleming OF Fairmont
was here on Tuesday looking after
his interests in the coal deal that
he has been engineering in this
county for some time. There are
some very interesting developments
in regard to this deal that may come
out in the next few days and we
shall be glad to be able to give them
to our readers.
p E. Green has gone to Sioux
City where he has a good situation
as engineer. He was member of
the senior class at the University
and is the fourth man to leave the
institution before graduation this
year This shows the esteem in
which the University is held over
the country.
Guy Wiley went up to Fairmont
on the evening train on Tuesday to
look at the Peoples Telephone switch
board up there. The exchange here
is going to buy new one and he want
ed to see some good ones before he de-
cided what to get The business Of
the exchange here is steadily climbing
up and the company is constantly
making Improvements to meet the de-
mands that are being made on them.
WHEN you are wanting ice cream in
any quantity come TO Kidd's.
ALL qualities of mating at Hirsch-
mans.
| ALL orders for ice cream will be
promptly filed at Kidd's
THE iron work of the new bridge
across Deckers Creek between here and
Greenmont has been put in place and
the floor With be laid pretty soon SO
| that it can be used. The travelling
public is very glad Of this and they
will not be slow at making use of the
improvement.
TO-DAY is the day that the circus
appears at Warrington and every
small boy in town wishes that he were
a resident of Warrington if for only a
day. Not very many people went
! from here but few took the freight
route for the scene Of the festivities.
All the shows seem to be giving US
the go-by but this fact is not one to
sorrow over as circuses are always ex-
pensive luXuries and place is much
better without them.
THESE two items are from the
/ News Standard:
A change Of schedule will take
place on the B. & O. next Sunday,
May IA. Very little change, if any,
will go into effect on the State Line
so far as the daily trains are concern
ed. 1t is reported that the train