Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-03-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine MT Peep lie
Where they are and How they are.

LcESoHal Meutl0M OF fF0mtue nj fe0ptc
Where they are and How they are.
Walter South has returned from
few days visit at Fairmont.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller will return this
evening from brief trip TO Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan, Of Halleck,
arc visiting their daughter, Mrs. NJ
L. Brown.
State Mine Inspector J. w. Paul
who has been here for ten DAYS has
left for Charleston.
Miss Jettie Jolliffe, of Smithtown,
and Miss Valley Riggs, of Clinton
district, are visiting friends in town.
Before purchasing your spring mil
linery don't fail to see the nobby
trimmed hats at any and all prices at
Miss Mary Semans.
Al Layton has fever and is quite
sick. His wife has been sick for
some time but we are glad to learn
is now on the road to recovery.
Mrs. Keene has gone to Emporia,
Kansas, where she will spend some
time visiting her Old home Prof.
Keene accompanied her as far as
Pittsburg on the road.
Mrs. r. W Dawson, son George
and little daughter Mary, of Union
town, are here to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Nye and other relatives. They will
remain until the first of next week.
Col. L. Moore Jackson, of Clarks-
burg, is at home from New York,
where he conferred with eastern par
| ties interested in the building of the
short line railroad Col. Jackson
thinks the work will be begun this
| summer, and pushed rapidly.
/ John Hickman is able to be about
again. He burst blood vessel in
his head on last Sunday and was
very nearly killed by it. One side
was partially paralyzed. We are
glad to hear that the bad effects
were shaken off as soon as they were.
McCalley Pollock, of Morgantown
was visiting the family of John S.
Pierpoint, few days ago. He is.
an agreeable and intelligent young
man. His mother, Mrs. Bernice
Pollock, is well known here, and his
father, Samuel Pollock, is an occas-
ional yisitor.-Ritehie Gazette
Charles Kennedy who has been
employed on the pipe line through
this state into Ohio is ct home sick
with fever. He was called home a
week or ten days ago by the illness
of his child and was taken down
himself. A nurse has been secured
and has taken charge of the case
and Mr.. Kennedy is getting along as
well as could be expected.
THE seats have all been placed in
the new school building. The board
has been looking over them and is very
we'll satisfied with the Accommodations
| afforded.
THE people are losing their faith in
i the weather man because the latter
has failed to deliver the goods as he
has promised for several days They
forget that he has been faithful for
! long time and that the hits he has
made have far out numbered the
misses scored.
THE official meeting announced to
be held at L. W. Anderson's office
on Tuesday evening to determine
upon site for the new Methodist
church was postponed on account of
the absence Of a majority Of the
members. There are numerous
opinions as to the propriety Of going
ahead with the work at this time.
/ IT IS announced that il the Ameri-
cans take his capital Agunaldo has
declared that he will surrender. II
! is thought that this matter will be
| finished within d few days and the in
surgent chief will give up the unequal
struggle. There are so many lies in
circulation regarding the row across
the Pacific that one does not know
what to believe.