Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-07
ABOrT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

@. d. Allebaugh has returned from
business trip to Pittsburg.
Hon. w. S. Meredith, of Fairmont,
was here to-day on legal business.
John Lewellen, of Monongah, is
here for a few days to visit his
friends.
Walter Hayes has gone TO Union
town on business and will return
this evening.
Geo. NJ. Stops valued attache Of
this office is quite i'll at his apart
ments at G. r. Hayes
Mrs. Sanford Norris, of Fairmont,
is here having been called on account
of the illness of her sister, Mrs. K.
K. O'Kelly.
Albert Cooper, of Mt. Pleasant,
Pa, arrived here yesterday to see his
sister, Mrs. O'Kelly, his mother and
other friends.
We are pleased to note that Hon.
Jno. J. Brown @ho Ids peeu III lo.
some time is improving. MRS. Brown
has also been sick but is much better.
Mrs. Pickenpaugh, OF Front street,
whose illness was mentioned in these
columns day or two since continues
quite i'll and to-day was thought not
to be any better.
Mrs. George w. Semans, Mrs. Frank
Pride and Mrs. Lee Laughed have
gone to Fairchance to attend the fu-
neral of relative who died down
there on Monday
Captain S. w. Hare has been called
to Smithfield to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. John S. Hare who died there on
Sunday. She at the time OF her death
was resident of McReesrort ara
formerly lived ia this county where
she is known to many of our people.
Miss Mary Murphy, Of Mounds
vile, arrived on Tuesday morning to
visit Mrs. Sanford Pickenpaugh. She
was formerly a resident of this place
and has a great many friends here
who are glad to welcome her to the
town.
S. NJ Hoff accompanied by his
wife has returned from Cumberland
where they have been in attendance
on the meeting of the Interstate Z.
M. G. A. which has been in session
there for several days. The session
adjourned on Monday. Mr. Hoff
was chosen as one of the vice prcsi-
dents of the organization. He rep
resented the branch at the Universe
| ty.
Ed E. Meredith who is well
known to the editors of the state has
taken charge of the Warrington AID
vocate and will have the editorial
over sight of the paper from this on.
He is one of the best young newspa
per men of the state and will make
his influence felt all over the state.
He has a good field and will accept
ably fill it. We wish him unbound
ed success and commend him to the
best treatment at the hands of the
people of Warrington.
! EVERY business man or other man
who has lot which fronts on the
street will confer favor on the en-
tire population and still he won't be
doing any more than he ought to il
he will clean off the pavement in
front OF his lot The snow ought
not to be allowed to lie where it
falls.
THE habit of sled riding seems to
be dying out. A few years ago a
snow like this saw hundreds of people
sliding down Bank hill. Old men
were there as well as boys and the way
they tore up the earth in the effort
to beat one another to the foot of the
hill was a caution. The sport was
very popular one winter in particular
about seven years ago and number
of very serious accidents were very
narrowly averted.
THE birds will have hard time
getting through this spell of weather.
They can find nothing to eat unless
the farmers put out little grain OF
something of that sort to keep them
alive. The pot hunter is in his glory
during such weather. He will slip up
on covey Of quail which are lowered
into fence corner to keep from freez.
ing and will kill the whole bunch at
a single shot. The farmers should
look out for this fellow and tell the
grand jury about him.
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