Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-25
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
Frank B. Bannister has been in
Pittsburg for several days on bust
ness.
Rev. |. A. Barnes is back from a
] short absence in the interests of his
conference.
Hon. w G. Brown and Rev. I'll. G
Stoetzer arrived here this morning to
attend the funeral of Miss Gay Brown.
Mrs. Eliza A. Smith arrived from
Boston yesterday and will remain for
some time among her Morgantown
| friends.
Mrs. Thomas Leonard and daugh-
ter, Grace, have returned to Man
nington after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Keighron of this place.
Rev. II G. Stoetzer and Hon. w.
G. Brown, of Kingwood, arrived on
the morning train to attend the fun
eral of the late Miss Gay Brown
Col. S. A. Posten has been at
Smithiield, in Wetzel county, where
he installed large lodge of Knights
of Pythias. The affair was an elab-
crate one and it was greatly enjoyed
DR.. Raymond was to have lectured
in Wheeling last night to the teach
ers OF that city but the chances are
that he remained in Charleston until
the legislature finished on the APP
preparation bill.
Miss Daise Wood on Thursday act
ed as one Of the maids of honor at
the marriage of W. r. Scott and Miss
Claire G. Henry at Steubenville. The
wedding was notable as one Of the prin-
cipal society events of the year in that
city.
Mr.. N. Daniel has returned to his
home at Beury after visiting his son
j. w. Daniel who is law student
here. Mr.. Daniel is one of the pioneer
coal operators of the southern part OF
this state and is still extensively in
the business. He is an excellent gen.
tleman.
Ernest E. Rice and wife of Prov
idence, r. l., are here to visit
III. F. Rice, Ernest has been
living in New England for a long
time past and has not been here for
six years. He is greatly surprised
at the changes that have taken
place in Morgantown since his last
visit.
Mr. VIM G C+ovoeo, 30 1e,;r.s,,,,4
who is well known here, has just re-
turned from six weeks trip on the
Pacific Coast. He was at Portland,
Oregon. and visited all points of in
terest from there South as far as
Southern California. Mr.. Stevenson
gathered a vast amount of information
on his trip and talks very entertain
ingly of his experience.
THE "Elks" intend giving THE
show of the season 1t costs them
money, but that means success"
THE Elk's minstrel performance
announced for March 3Oth promises to
be one of the most popular entertain
ments of the season. 1t will be given
entirely by home talent and will be
full of side splitting local hits.
A finer day than this has seldom
been seen The air is bracing
enough to be pleasant and the sun
gives us enough of his genial warmth
to make one feel that life is worth
living by great big majority.
A LARGE number of people will be
out at the various services tomorrow.
the weather will be very fine and it
will be delight to hear the sermons
which will be inspired by the change
from the arctic conditions that have
been prevailing for some.
The volume of poems which is to
be issued by HI. L. Swisher of this
place is about half way through the
press. 1t will contain over the hun
dred and fifty pages and will in ad-
dition to those written by Mr..
Swisher have number composed
by the young men of the state. The
volume is expected to be very hand
some one and will add in great
measure to the splendid reputation
of the gifted young author.