Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-06
sB0ur OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.


Miss Milton Harner, of McKees-
port, Pa, is visiting at the home of
her parents inClinton district,
Miss Annie Richards was probably
fatally injured while crossing the
railroad tracks near her home at Key
ser. W. Va
Miss Belle Finnell has returned TO
Keyser after spending part OF the
winter in Morgantown. Everyone Is
sorry to see her leave.
Benson Jacobs of Little Falls was
on the afternoon train Monday on his
way to Philadelphia and New York
on a business trip. He will be gone
for several days.
DR.. koon Of Aurora has been in
town for day or SO looking over the
ground here. He may decided to To-
cate in Morgantown for the practice
of his profession.
Miss Dell Hennen one of the OPP
orators at the Bell central has gone
to Wheeling where she will spend a
couple of weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs L. G. Smith.
Attorney Charles A. Goodwin has
gone to Pittsburg on visit. George
Goodwin who has been at home for
couple of weeks has returned to
Youngstown, Ohio, where he is at
present located.
Miss Villa Brand who has been
i'll for a week and unable in conse
quence to attend TO her duties at
the Public School has recovered and
is back at her post Miss Mabel
Reynolds was the substitute teacher
NJ. H. We'll & Company have re
ceived their line OF Spring neckwear
in the latest styles, shapes and
eolors. Their window has very
attractive display. Those who are
interested in keeping up to date will
do well to look at the window.
George Vance has bought the
property next to |. 6. Lazzelle's res
idence on Wiley street belonging to
Mary Lockwood, of Boston, for So,
500. The sale was made through f. b.
Stewart who represented Mrs. Lock
wood. The property is very de-
sirable one.
+. Fl. Yost of Fairview has moved
TO Morgantown from that place and
will make his home here for the next
few months or until next fall. He
thinks that there is no place like Nor
gantown for business opportunities
and he is conveniently located for
trips TO any part Of the country. At
his former home he was too far fran
the railroad. He has moved into the
Sigma Chi house ana will make his
home there while in town.
For SaIe-la Bargain.
Farm of 1852 acres. For particu-
lars call on,
Jason CLARK,
Moroantown, w. Va.
THERE will probably be some trou-
bic in delivering the packages men,
toned in another column but this
will not be due to the fact that there
won't be applicants for the mail.
TIE Adam Jacobs will not be here
to-day. The boat burst flue down
the river and will not be able to make
her trip to Morgantown. The news
was brought here by the Dewey this
morning.
News this Afternoon is to the effect
that the weather man has just post
poned that matter of the cold wave
until tonight and that it will be
here in full force between this and
tomorrow. We needn't feel that we
have escaped the visitation just be-
cause it did not come in on SEIZED
ule time
FRESH country produce is special
ty at the grocery of j. A. Weaver,
Peasants street.
A CAR load of glass workers from
Murcle, Indiana passed throug here
on Tuesday morning bound for Point
Marion where they got work in the
new glass factory which will start up
on next Monday morning. The new
factory will mean much for the little
town down the river and great boom
will take place there this summer.
This lot Of workmen is merely the
advance guard Of those that will 60
into the place to enter the factory.
THE sale of seats for the show on
Wednesday night has been very
large and one OF the largest audi
ences of the year will be seen when
the curtain goes up. The best shows
of the season are to come in the next
two that appear and they close the
season The Trip to Chinatown on
next week is one of the best Of the
Hoyt plays and it is put on by
company that has been in Pittsburg
recently.