Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-12
About OUR FRIENDS.
Personal MERTON of Prominent Peopl.
Where they are and How they are.

AVCNAh- 0ANNt us tAAC1tGbSs
Clarence Hare is here to visit his
parents Captain and Mrs. Silas w.
Hare.
Mr.. NJ. Hennen of Front street is
we are glad to say somewhat better
to-day.
f. L. Cole has gone to Manning
ton and Fairmont for a visit of sev
eral days.
George Kiger has gone to the
mountains for a weeks hunt for
squirrels.
George Brand has gone back to Con.
nellsville after four days leave from
his duties on the road
Col. w w. Arnett of Wheeling
who has been in town on legal bust
ness has returned home.
Miss Georgia Wilson who has fever
on Front street is very much better
and has but one degree Of fever.
Mrs. Mary Bowers is spending the
week at the home of DR. Boyers par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs Simon Boyers at
Randall
Miss Maggie Carr, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at
Piedmont tor several weeks, has re
turned home.
G. II. f. Holy OF Pittsburg is in
town for weeks visit on his return
to his duties from visit to his old
home at Grafton and Sutton.
Jason Clark has gone to Fairmont
to meet his mother who will spend
some time visiting him. She has
been in Cameron all summer.
Rev L. A. kaufman, accompa-
MED by his wife, are here to open a
Holiness meeting. They will use
the Municipal Hall for the purpose.
Charles Derbyshire is back to re-
enter the University. He is Hunt
ington boy. He states that there will
be an unusually large attendance
from that place this year.
Harry Garrison has been at Grafton
looking after the matter of uniforms
for the republican club TO be organic
ed here. The uniform has not yet
been adopted but it will be soon and
the club will be QUILTED.
j. A. Meredith Of Tyler county who
is recent graduate of the University
is here for short visit. He has
located for the practice OF law in Mid
dlebourne and has been meeting with
very satisfactory degree Of success.
Captain j. r. Miller has gone &c
Buffalo where he will attend a meet
| ing of the National Laundrymen.
From there he will go TO New York
and other eastern cities being away
| for a couple of weeks before he will
return home.
| Miss Louise Hopkins entertained
the members Of the j. L. Co. club
at the home OF her parents DR.. and
Mrs. A. d. Hopkins last night. The
evening was very pleasant one FOL
the young folks who spent 1t In games
and kindred amusements. The clul
is composed Of lot of the younger
people and is proving very popular
with them.
Prof. S. B. Brown, who had been
called to Barbour county to adjust
the differences between two of the
large coal companies up there has
returned home, having performed
his mission. He states that there is
tremendous development in pro-
gress in that section of the State,
and that before many years Barbour
county will be one of the greatest
mining counties of the State.
Major J. M. Burns who is one OF
the Vice Presidents of the Army OF
West Virginia has gone to Fairmont
to attend the reunion now in pro-
gress up there. Tonight he will
conduct camp fire of the veterans.
The Major was member for four
years of the First and Second West
Virginia Volunteers during the civil
war and is very glad to get back
with his old comrades. He expect
ed to 90 to Mountain Lake for a few
days before he returns to Morgan
| town
These two items are from the
| Uniontown Genius:
The rumorcd elopement as pub
lished Saturday turns out to be I'M
true. The two young people went
away on the same train and thus
the report was started. 1t was only
coincidence, however, and simply
shows how easy it is to mistaken.
Charles Sturgiss, a well known
undertaken Of Morgantown, passed
through here to-day on his way to
Brownsville on business. He was
formerly in the undertaking bust
ness at Carmichaels, Greene Co., and
only recently removed to Morgan
town.
THE regular prayer meeting will
be held at the Presbyterian church
to- night at 1870 o'clock. Work ON the