Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-25
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

UhcIS tAcf are anu now tneY are
w. w. Hayes has gone to Pittsburg
on business and will be away for sew
eral days.
Miss Bessie Sterling of Masontown
Pa, is visiting Miss Chloe Miller of
South Morgantown.
Mrs. JOS. MeDermott has. gone for
visit to relatives in Pittsburg, Steu-
henville and other points
Prof A. w. Lorentz is back from
/ Washington where he has been to Wis
1T his neice Miss Mary Lindsay.
/ Frank B. Bannister returned on
Thursday morning from Pittsburg
where he had been for several days.
! L. Y. Keck came in on Thursday
from Pittsburg having been there
since Sunday on legal business.
Mrs. j. p. Donley has gone TO
Wheeling where she will visit her
daughter Mrs. w. G. Meyer.
Mr.. Fogle of the firm Mcdonald
and Fogle is in town looking after the
work under progress on the river.
y. L. iSONiAC vi ibt~OutE 10 III u1G
city on business connected with his
oil interests in this county. {
Frank A. Domain has gone TO Pied
mont where he will spend some time
visiting his sister Mrs w. G. Cramer.
Mrs John w. Mason of Fairmont
is here to visit her many relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Waters of Mason
town are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George Samsel on Sunnyside.
r. e. Chrisman has gone to Wash
ington on business connected with
the treasury department with which
he is engaged and will De away
for several days.
Prof. A. j. Hare is having his resi-
dence on Main street painted He is
doing all that he can to maintain the
high reputation made by that section
of town for pretty residences.
Miss Bette Jones who has been
suffering from very severe attack Of
typhoid fever now has malaria as
complication with the former attack
She is very i'll but we hope that she
may soon recover.
Waitman Barbe has returned from
Charleston where he has been attend
ing meeting of the state board Of
Normal regents Some rather i'm
portant business was transacted but
it is not of very great interest TO the
public
Jerry Joseph has returned from
Belington here he had been to visit
Jackson Evans who has been very sick.
He has not been well for some time
and recently but little hopes were en-
tertained for his recovery. He is very
little If any better now and seemingly
has but short time longer to live.
G. Fl. Quinby left on Thursday
morning for Pittsburg where he has
accepted position. He is member
of the senior engineering class at the
University and is the sixth man to
leave before Commencement. There
is only one civil engineer left in the
University.
r. L. Long has received his Ram
bier. 1t came in on Thursday morn
ing. The wheel is very handsome
one and has his name neatly placed
on the frame. The Rambler is the
most popular wheel in Morgantown
and it is the best that can be bought
at any price 1t sells for only forty
dollars this year this price being the
lowest one at which strictly high
grade machine is sold.
Mr. j. D. Mckay is here represent
ing the Wheeling Register and is
making canvass of the town in the
interests Of that paper. The Sunday
Register now gets into Morgantown
three hours ahead of any other Sun
day paper and it is destined to be the
most popular Sunday paper hereafter.
We can get our Sundays reading at
eight thirty in the morning instead of
having to wait until noon for it.
Work on the fence around the ath
letic ground goes on steadily and the
place will be enclosed before the games
with tho w and r.. rHbic will canca