Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-07-31
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention or Promine MT People
Where they are and How they are.

MISS Lucy Bowie Is FiSlDlnk IrlenQS
In Duquesne, Pa.
Rev. Geo. M. Kelley and wife are
visiting friends here.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Dougan are here TO
visit Mrs. James P. Donley.
George Kincaid and family have
moved from this place to Vevay, In
diana.
Hon. Charles Powell OF Fairmont
was here for short time ON legal bus
mess Saturday.
E. B. Stewart who has been home
Tor couple of days visit is back at
his duties again.
DR.. j. w. Hartigan is back from
Mountain Lake Park where be has
been for few days visiting his fam
lily.
! Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Smith have
gone over Cheat for stay OF indefi-
mite duration They are at Mont
Chateau.
Capt. ]. E. Watson, of Fairmont,
who has been III so long is much bet
ter and his physician now says he will
soon be out again.
Our excellent friend Imri Hunt, of
Dunkard, was among the visitors here
on Saturday. Imri is one of those
men whose friends are always glad to
! see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Rumsey and
little son have gone to Van Etten,
n. Y, to spend a month with Mr..
Rumsey's mother OF course they
will have pleasant visit.
Mrs. j. r. Miller and Earl will
leave on Tuesday morning for Wash
ington, Pa, where they will visit for
some time. They will be followed
in day or so by Capt. Miller.
Mr.. f. B. Bannister has returned
from his trip East. The trip had
some bearing on the future of the
Seneca Glass Works and it is under
stood the outlook is very promising.
THE lecture room of the Methodist
Episcopal church was well filed last
evening when the Epworth League
held its service. Miss Ruth Wood
conducted the meeting which was full
of interest.
Miss Marsillott, of Pittsburg, and
Miss Blose, OF McKeesport, are visitg
ing Mrs. Harry Google. They were
accompanied to this place by Messrs.
Halfway and McGuff who returned
home on Sunday afternoon.
A. HI. TAFT of Randall who is hav-
ing his residence on Front street fixed
up for the occupancy of himself and
fam lily will in very short time re-
move to town. Everyone is glad to
welcome him to the place
Mr.. Geo. r. Kisner, of Triune, was
recent visitor here Saturday. In a few
days Mr.. Kisner will go TO Illinois to
spend sometime with friends. Everyone
here will wish him pleasant trip
which he no doubt will have.
o. J. Sigwart has given up his po-
sition at the Seneca Glass Works
and gone to Tiffin, Ohio, to reside.
Joe was quite popular among the
young men here and there is much
regret at his departure.
Mrs. A. M. Buchanan left on Mon
day morning with the children for
Beaver county, Pa, where she will
spend several weeks on the farm.
Rev Buchanan will start to drive
through the country on Tuesday.
DR.. G. Evans, prominent physi-
clan Of Pittsburg, and his family are
members of a party Of friends who
came here yesterday on a private yacht
for an outing. DR.. Evans was class
mate of Hon. Joseph Moreland, at
Washington & Jefferson.
Rev. t. E. Winecoff has gone to
Pittsburg where he will preach during
the month for Calvary church East
End. This is one of the largest and
most fashionable churches in the city
and the choice of him for pastor is a
! great compliment.
H. S. Dering who has been here for
some time visiting his family and his
mother has returned to his place at
| Chicago. He is one of the best oper-
ators in the city and has very desir-
able place there. Everyone was sorry
to see him leave.
Col. Macker Babb, OF the First Reg
iment National Guard has been in
town for a short time the guest of
Captain G. r. Jones. He left on the
noon train Monday. An inspection Of
the condition of the comnanias in this