Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-17
AB0ur ORR rgIENDs.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are aud How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
Ed Herd left this morning for
klondyke.
B. II. MADEIRA has been at Union
town to. day on little business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. TAFT have gone
to Randall to spend the day visiting
friends.
Harry Shank has returned from
Pittsburg where he had gone on
Sunday for short visit.
Hon. George C. Sturgiss is in the
east looking after railroad matters.
He has been absent for several days.
Mrs. Mary Walters of Masontown,
Pa, is here visiting her friends and
attending To some business matters.
Col. Simms left on the noon train
to-day for Clarksburg where he goes
to inspect the company at that place.
Miss Annie Dunn who has been
quite low at the Wallace House is
somewhat better at last reports and
there is now hope for her recovery.
Elmer F. Jacobs and Russ Hus-
Ion landed a twelve pound pike at
;he mouth of the creek on Monday
evening. This is the largest catch
of the season so far.
Miss Dell Hennen is quite sick at
her home on Front street with rheu-
matism. She is somewhat better
to day bnt has been off duty for sew
eral days on account of the vista
ton.
Miss Louise Richie, of Uniontown,
Pa, who has been visiting relatives
in Falrmont has stopped off here to
visit Prof. and Mrs. T. @. Miller.
Mrs. j. b. Hamilton, we'll known
lady, of Fairmont, is also guest Of
theirs.
Tom Bowie is back at home to stay.
He has been clerking in the hotel at
at Point Marion for several months.
He reports that there is great deal
of business down there and that the
town hardly knows how to take care
Of the strangers that have swoopped
down on it.
Charles Hughes one Of the baseball
players was struck in the mouth with
a ball at practice on Monday and bad
| " cut. The ball rebounded on the
rough ground and struck him before
he knew it. The cut resulting was a
very deep and painful one. DR.. Glib
bons had to put several stitches in 1t.
Hughes will probably be out OF the
practice for few days.
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THE Funny Dancing Dolls viii be
ut the Opera House Monday, April
%.
MOTHER earth is DOMINIC her garb
of green and will soon he decked in
her summer attire.
As USUAL the Turn Verein ball
was glittering success and all whe
were present enjoyed the evening tc
the greatest extent possible.
Nor ofteh do our people have q
famous actress in their midst. Fan
ny Rice is one OF the best known ac-
tresses on the American stage. See
her at the Opera House Monday,
April %.
THE condition of the Evanson fam
lily on the West Side is favorable and
they are all expected to recover. II
this paper and the charitable people
of the town had not taken the matter
in charge when they did nearly every
member of the family would have
died.
THREE capitalists from Pennsylva-
MIA, one Of them prominent Penn
sylvania Railroad man came here at
noon to-day and drove over large
part Of the Union district coal field
returning to Piont Marion where they
took the train for Pittsburg. They
desired to remain incog but one of
them said he had great faith in the
future Of Morgantown and In few
weeks would give an interview for
publication. Those who knew OF the
visit think there is much significance
in tho visit