Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-19
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominen mt People
Where they are and How they are.


Grafton school, is registered at the
Wallace House.
q. L. Watson of Fairmont a former
student here was in town on Tuesday
evening for short time
Paul Mccoy has gone back TO
Fairmont after a stop of here on
his way home from Pittshurg.
John Sinister has gone to Pittsburg
where he will hear the musical treat
which is being enjoyed down there
this week
Col. S 4. Poster is attending Che
meeting of the state Grand Lodge
A. o. L. w, at Grafton No others
went from Morgantown
Mrs. James Cox has returned from
Masontown where she has been on ac-
count Of the illness OF her mother
Mrs Menear. The latter we are glad
to learn is very much better
L. B. Williams is back from Union
town where he went 10 look after some
brick contracts. The council will not
act on the matter until next Monday
when he will go down to see them
again.
Col. JOS. McDermott is back from
d trip over the county looking after
his oil interests in this section. He
reports the roads as being very dry
and as getting into fairly good eondi-
ton.
Miss Jennie staggers left on Wed
nesday for Illinois where she will
make her future home. Everyone
is sorry to see Miss Jennie leave
Morgantown but they hope she may
find her new home pleasant one.
DR.. V. V. Cameron has returned to
Parkersburg after stay of week
here. While he was in Preston
county he registered for the practice
of his profession. He has not vet de-
cided on the place where he will locate
for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Meminger have
left here for Philadelphia where they
will make their future home. The
family has made many friends while
they have lived here and they part
with them with regret.
Rev. l. A. Barnes is conducting
revival meeting at Bakers Ridge that
is proving of very great interest and
has aroused the people of that section
great deal. A number Of people are
under conviction and the meetings are
expected to result ia much good.
John Harvey has left for Hunting
ton here he will accept new posi-
ton. He has been in the office of
McDermott and Company for some
time and has proven to be very
industrious and capable young man.
He will make a success in his new
position.
G. w Maxwell of Tucker county
was an arrival on Tuesday afternoon.
He is graduate Of the law depart
ment of the University and has been
pracsicing law with his father since
his graduation making quite Il sue
cessful beginning. He is on his way
to Martinsburg where ne will attend
Federal Court.
Frank Caples has gone to his old
home in Ohio where he has been
called by the serious illness Of his
father The latter is very old man
being far advanced in the eighties
and there seems to be no hope of his
recovery. We hope however that
the relatives are mistaken and that
he may be spared many years yet.
Mr. Clark Jones of Pennington
Marion county who recently remov
from this county was in town We'd
nesday morning looking after some
business interests He likes his new
home but regrets thai he had to re-
move from such :. good county as
this one is
Philip Konrad left on the morning
train on Wednesday for Chicago
He was joined at Randall by Gordon
TAFT who is also a member of the SEN
ior engineering class at the University
and who is to have position with
the same company. Fred Furman
has gone to Colorado and he accom-
panied them to Chicago.
Prof. Robt. A. Armstrong of the
W. V. u. will deliver the principal
address here on Memorial day. Prof
Armstrong was engaged by the G. A.
r. post to deliver lecture here on
the both OF May year ago, but cir
cumstances over which he had no
control interviewed and compelled him