Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-21
ABos / 0tR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promiue mt People
Where they are and How they are.

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Wheie they are and How they are.
Charles Bowie is back from
brief visit ia Uniontown.
Miss Kate Bunner is at home from
Pittsbnrg for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. S. B. Allen has gone to Par
kersburg where she will spend some
time visiting her old home,
K. f. l.. Allen is back from Tyler
county where he has been for the
last week attending court.
Mrs. |. A. Barnes will entertain
the Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. z
church, at her home on Sunnyside,
to morrow afternoon.
Col. 5. a. Poster has returned
from Grafton where he had been in
attendance on the meeting of tue
state Grand Lodge A. O. IT, w.
Speaker Mckinney aud Col. G. L.
Smith came here on business Thurs
day afternoon. The former returned
home the same evening but the
Colonel remained until Friday exc
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Hayes have
gone to Mckeesport to spend sever
al days visiting. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Taylor who has been
their guest for sometime and who
has returned home.
DR.. Raymond will deliver the last
of his series of lectures before the
Wheeling Teachers Association to-
morrow evening. The subject will
be: Arnold Toynbee and Humane
tarianism
Rev. II. G.. Stoetzer has returned
to Moredale, Pa, after pleasant
stay here Next month Mr.. Stoetzer
will attend the Presbyterian Gener-
al Assembly in Minneapolis and will
be accompanied by Mrs. Stoetzer
who will remain here until that time
Captain w. r. Standiford of the
Second West Virginia came in on
Friday morning and is visiting
friends here. He is a graduate of
the University and is known to a
great number of our readers. Cap
tain Standiford was one of the best
officers in the regiment and made
very enviable record while in the
service.
Charles D. Allebaugh. represent
ing the firm Of c d Allebaugh &
Co. of Morgantown, w. Va, whole
sale and retail dealers ia fine blown
glassware, passed around among his
customers here last week and did
nice business. His ware is pro
nounced by those who profess to be
judges of that kind Of goods to be of
IA high grade -Uniontown Democrat.
A Uniontown correspondent few
days ago spoke Of one of our towns
man thus: James G Wallace, of
Morgantown, owner OF the famous
old Wallace Hotel. is visiting friends
in town. Mr. Wallace has retired
from active business life and devotes
all his time to horse raising. He is
very fond OF good horse and has
quite number on his string.
John NJ. Addy of Pittsburg who is
a member of a large firm of plumbers
down there has made a very large con-
tribution to the Disciples church here
and in consequence the church has
been able to have lot Of plumbing
done. Mr.. Addy is now here engaged
in doing ii. He is a friend of Prof.
Woolery's and il was on account of
the latter that the donation was
made.
J. B Lilly who has been engaged
with Wilmington the shoe man has
contracted with the G. L. Tea Com
pany TO manage their business in
Wheeling and viii leave tor that
city early in MAY This is one of
the largest concerns of its kind in
j the country sIr. Lilly will handle
the stock sold by this company in
West Virginia and parts Of Ohio
and Kentucky. His friends here
regret to have him leave the place
THE revival III Bakers Ridge
grows in interest with each service
Eight persons have made profes-
sion of religion, and there are
number of anullirers still at the altar