Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-30
aBos r OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
nhae they are and How they are.

A, L. hOmluS aTTlNeu on the MORN
ing train for several days visit to
his friends here.
Jay Collier, of Uniontown, known
to many people in town came in on
last evening for brief visit
Ran Stalnaker, OF Wheeling, ar
rived on THURSDAY evening to spend
short time in Morgantown.
Prot. L. L. Friend was on the al
ternoon train on Thursday en- route
from Buckhannon to Scottdale,
Dwight Miller is back from Fair
mont where be had been for few
days TO visit friends and relatives.
Ralph Davis is at home from Way
nesburg for a weeks visit. He reports
every thing booming in Greeue's coun-
~ seat.
Tom Bowie who is employed at
Point Marion as clerk in the hotel
came in on Thursday evening for a
short visit home.
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan and Major
ID. &. Stewart went TO Arnettsyllle
to-day TO attend the funeral of the
late Mrs Fox. Her son was buried
at the same time.
Prof. J b. Johnston has moved
into Mrs. Naret's house on North
Main street and the latter has moved
to Gilbert Johns on Sunnyside
where she has rented rooms.
DIR. Wayne Wiley has recently
been rendered tlatteTing promotion
in the Baltimore hospital with which
he has been connected for some time
and will probably accept it and not
locate in Morgantown as was recently
announced.
Mrs. n. r. G. Morrow Of Fairmont
was again unable TO be present in
Morgantown at the entertainment
given by the Loyal Temperance Lee
gion Her absence was much regret
ted by all She is very popular in
Morgautown.
Col. Chill Hazard, who has been
i'll at his home since July last suffer.
ing from paralysis, is no better and
remalns without change. He $ able
to sit up twice a day for couple of
hours, hut has not materially chang
ed Monongahela Republican,
Miss Mary Semans will continue her
display of Easter hats all OF this week,
She has already done the largest bust
ness that has ever been done at her
Easter opening and still has some
very attractive bits Of millinery left.
The store has been crowded all Of this
week
Prof Wiley has been quite serious.
~ i'll for two days past. His suffer
ing has been intense at times. We
are pleased 10 note that he is Inn
proving aud we hope that he will
speedily recover. His ailment has
been Of neuralgia nature and affect
ed his back.
Prof. e. Il. Jones has gone to his
home in Taylor county Tor short
visit. He will return to Morgan
town before he leaves again for Cor
neil University He will be back
here at the opening of the Summer
quarter to resume his duties in the
University.
Col. S. A. Poster is moving from
the rooms occupied by him in the
Poster block and will board at the
Peabody until in the fall when he
takes possession OF the property on
Main street occupied by Or. Raymond
which theColonel recently bought Of
Prof r.. A. Armstrong.
Messrs Hall and Kellar with their
families have moved from Manning
ton to this place and are moving into
the Conner property on Sunnyside.
We are very glad to welcome them to
the town and to wish for them a
pleasant and profitable stay with us.
Those who have already had the
pleasure OF meeting the members of
these families speak in the highest
terms of them. Warrington loses
them with regret.
The following items are from the
Warrington Correspondence Of the
Index
Prof. p. @. McBee was the guest Of
his parents near Morgantown Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Bessie Adair, Of Terra Alta,
will arrive here this evening and will
be the guest of Miss Matte Adair for
few days. From here she will go to
Morgantown to clerk In Keilar 4
Jolliff's store.
There was very pleasant reception
given by the Epworth League in the
old NJ. e. church Friday evening, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. U. Kellar,
Mr. w. S. Jolliffe, Miss Estella Hall
and Mr.. W. III. Hall who will leave
for their new home at Morgantown
Wednesday. We regret very much to
lose them from our town. They will
be missed ia the church and business
circles, but we wish them success in