Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-28
AB0uT OUR FRIEyrs.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Pittsburg where she will spend sev.
eral days visiting.
r. Frank Nelson who has been
visiting in Hampshire county is
back at his post here.
Miss Francis Wilgus has gone To
Monongahela City TO visit relatives
and will be absent for several days,
Mrs George Davis who has beea
visiting here for some time has re-
turned to her home at Mannington.
ID. G, Keighron is able to be over
town again after severe seige of ILL.,
ness Everyone is glad To see him out
again.
Mrs. L. v Keck and children have
gone to Pittshurg where they will Wis.
it her sister Mrs. Or. Seip for some
time
Mrs. r. w. Dawson and two chill
dren of Uniontown are here to spend
several days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Nye.
Prof. A. L. Wade will spend
Thanksgiving with his friends here.
Prof. Wade is glad To be among them
and all are glad to have him.
Rev. and Mrs, Ira Wallace have
gone to Uniontown where they will
attend the special Thanksgiving ser.
vices which are TO be held down there
Hu Maxwell OF the Acme Pub
fishing company is back in Morgan
town after an absence of several DAYS
on visit to his old home in Ham
shire county.
Miss Maud Emerine is to be married
tomorrow morning Her friends in
Morgantown are interested in this
event. They send their best wishes
in advance.
Harry O'Neil and Stanley Hodges
left on Tuesday afternoon for Pitts
burg where they will be for several
days. They will take In the big foot
ball game tomorrow afternoon.
John Lantz, Dick Myers and
Chauncey Huston made up crowd of
Morgantown people who went to
Pittsburg yesterday afternoon. They
will have all the fun there is before
they come back
| Bennett S. White will leave on
Thursday morning for Providence
where he will resume his duties with
Mossburg and Granville. HIS friends
here are sorry thai his vacation has
ended.
Senator Elkins and son Captain
Davis Elkins left for the east on Tues
day afternoon after having spent a
day here looking over the situation.
They are expected to return before
very long.
Harry Matthews continues to inn
prove and his temperature has
dropped below one hundred degrees
1t is now thought that he will be
well again In short time. His many
friends are very much gratiffed over
his recovery.
Charles A. Goodwin and M M.
Nicely went to Fairmont last night to
be present at the hearing before Judge
4 Mason to-day. Hon. George G. Stur-
| giss also went up to attend the hear
! ing. There is much local interest in
the outcome.
Omer Jenkins had finger bitten
nearly off by mule on Tuesday. He
was trying to sling the animal when
it caught him and gave him terri
BILE bite. The wound is very pain
full one but it is not very serious aside
from the inconvenience that it causes.
JOE STURGEON has delivery wag.
on that makes all the rest Of the
wagons take back seat It is a
very pretty one and be sits on the
box with much complacency on his
countenance. The wagon is one of
home manufacture and it shows that
in making such things the home me
chanict do not have to stand back
| for any one.
John Moore who is in charge Of
| the express at the depot has been
very busy for the past few days.
A great deal Of express Is being
handled on account of Thanksgiving.
Yesterday he was sent to Con-
nellsville to help the other ex-
pressman. There was an extra Car
on the train and an immense amount
of express was placed on the train be-
tween this place and Connellsville.
MINOR accidents are being reported
from every direction but we have been
| fortunate this fall In the small num-