Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-28
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Where thef are and How they are.
Col. James c. Frazer is back from a
short trip to Martinsburg.
Mrs. Lynn of st. Paul, Mimi, Is
visiting Prof. and Mrs. r. G, Berkeley.
James Carraco and Gay Kerns
have gone to Homestead to work
/ Will Campbell has returned to
Mckeesport after short visit home.
Alfred Protzman has moved to
Plttsburg where he will make his
future home.
Miss Bessie Hagans is out after a
two weeks illness. Her many friends
are glad to see her out again.
r. W.. (Tip) Dorsey has recovered
from an attack of Illness which at one
time bid fair to end his earthly exist
ence and is over in town again,
e. G. Donley who was forced to go
to his home at Mount Morris some
days ago on account of Illness has re-
covered and is back at SCHOOL, again.
Lon Hartman has taken steady
employment from Schallenberger
and Former the Pittsburg builders
and has gone to the Smoky City
with them.
William M. Paul of Newburg father
of ]. w. Paul chief mine inspector of
the state died suddenly on Monday.
He was seyenty-six years old and very
prominent parsonage inPreston county.
Mrs. AL Layton of Front street is
quite sick with typhoid fever. While
fixing hot water bottle for her, her
husband cut mis- hand very badly and
he is unable to attend to his usual
duties.
Will Hewitt of Pittsburg has
been at his home for several days
at Vaudeville visiting. He came up
to town yesterday and is visiting in
Greenmont
Charles Hickman the great ball
tosser who has SO many friends here
arrived on the noon train and has
been shaking hands with his mum
erous admirers.
Col. Gilmore began to cart away
the dirt taken from the basement Of
the new postoffice building on Tues
day morning. This is taken to the
| lower end of Main street where ii is
to be placed on the Ollie lot
Jason Clark thought that he had re-
covered from the grip and came out
to announce the fact to his friends.
However he was mistaken and he is
again confined to the house with the
malady. We hope that he may soon
be rid of it permanently
A. Howard Fleming, of Fairmont,
has been making several trips
week here recently and it is under
stood that the coal deal in which he
and local men are interested is far
on the road to contamination. They
have a number of capitalists inter
ested and in case they are able to
make the deal great development is
bound to follow in this county.
Col. r. E. Fast has returned from
Charleston and will at once resume
his duties at the University. He was
accompanied by his son Raymond who
acted as one of the Senate pages dur
| ing the session and enjoyed the affair
| hugely. Col. Fast took very promi-
nent place in the councils of the solons
/ during his stay in the senate and has
made a record Of which his home
county can feel proud
f. M. Dawson has taken charge of
the Athens cigar company store and
will be glad to have all his friends
call on him when in need of anything
in the way of tobacco or smoking
goods. His line of cigars, tobies,
Lipes and everything to be found in
a first class cigar store is unexcelied
in the city and it will be to your adj
vantage to call and look over the
stock before purchasing.
Waitman Barbe arrived on Monday
afternoon after an extended absence
over the state in the interest. of the
University. The report of the board
of visitors gives him the greater de-
gree of the credit for the splendid in
crease in the number of students at
the University. They are right and
this was prophecy Of DIR. Reynolds
in his request said "In case this is
done we will have six hundred stu
dents here in four years" 1t was
done and the numhar went tn eight