Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-23
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Perssaai Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are ans. dow they are.

Prof. A. L. Wade arrived home this
morning to spend Christmas.
Harry Kunst of Grafton is here
and will return to Grafton this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mcdonald have
gone TO Fostoria to spend the holt
days.
Richard Laishley of Homestead is
here visiting relatives in town and
county.
M. l.. Brown will leave for Halleck
in the morning and will be away for
several days.
Prof. r. L. Morris is back from a
trip to Nuzum's Mills where he has
been engaged in surveying.
Miss LYDIA kincaid, of South Nor
gantown, is at Warrington TO spend
the holidays with Mrs. Sturm.
Mr.. w. G. kunkle who has been
in Tennessee and kentucky for the
past year is at home tor vacation
Edward Domain OF Harrisburg is
here visiting his old friends and will
remain until after the FIRST of the year,
Tom r. Homer has gone to Clarks
burg to spend his holidays and rest
mp for another term at the Univer-
sity.
Mrs. Casteel and Mrs. Lantz who
have been in Pittsburg for several
days returned on the late train last
night.
Mrs. Sarah j. Fleming and grand
daughter Miss Bessie have gone To
Fairmont to spend Christmas with
friends.
DIR. Fitch still carries his arm in a
sling though he is recovering from his
late mishap His friends hope TO see
him sound again soon.
Mrs. Geo. Barb and son G. ID. Barb
have gone to spend the holidays with
the family of Rev. o. w. Waters at
Fredericksburg, Ohio.
Claude Maxwell who will be remem-
bered by many people here has located
in Kingwood for the practice of law
having come over there from Tucker
county.
Henry Mollissee who lives upDeckers'
Creek is quite sick and is hardly ex-
pected to recover. He is one of the
Oldest men in the county being about
ninety years of age.
Prof. p. l.. Kline has gone to Al
lance Ohio, to spend his holidays.
He will return to Morgantown in
time to be here for the opening of
the Public Schools.
Benson Jacobs OF Little Falls
came down on Friday afternoon to
do some more buying before Chris
mas. Business has been exception.
ally good with him this season.
Miss Lucy Wood who has been
teaching in Belington for the past
few months returned this afternoon
to spend Christmas. Miss Tillie
Bernhardt who has also been there
accompanied her and went on to
Uniontown to her home.
Walter A. South is at home te
spend the holidays. He is going te
school at the Baltimore Medical
College. During the football season
he played on the team representing
the institution and judging from the
Pittsburg papers made a fine record
with them.
Mr.. Mardorff is here from Browns
Vile to fix up the boiler in the rear o.
the pustoffice building and it will bt
gotten into first class condition al
soon as possible. 1t will be remem
bered that it was burned out som'
time ago mention of which was giyer
exclusively in this paper at the tim'
Of the accident.
Ed Donley the popular young attor
ney has gone home to spend day o
so and will be back the first OF thu
week ready for business. He will b.
engaged in ahstracting titles all dur
ing the holidays. Few Morgantowr
lawyers will get much time to res
even during this time. The coal deal
that are taking place in the count,
are responsible for the vast amount o
work that has to be done in this line
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