Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-01
ABOUT DER FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are ana sssw they are.

Edgar b. Stewart who has beer
ont of town for the past three weeks
has returned home.
I. G. ,olfitfe has fever at his HON,
near town. He is one of the membe,
of the local military company
Aubrey Romine is back at hi.
post here after an absence of week
or more az his home in Harrison
county
Rev. |. A. Barnes who has been
sick for several days Is improving
though he is not able to attend to his
church duties.
Rev. DR.. j. II. Lucas, of Pittsburg,
stopped off here yesterday TO visit Mr..
I. n. Lucas. He was en- route to
Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. l. G. Lazzelle has made the
final location of his residence in Green.
mont and the work of constructing ii
will soon be under way.
Henry Penny hacker is here te
take the Bar Examination. He il
an old student who win be remem
bered by many Of our people.
Mrs. Amanda Laishley, of Wilkins,
burg, Pa, is visiting Mrs, Mary e. A.
kiger. She is accompanied by hel
grand daughter, Miss Mary Howell.
T. d. b. Stewart will leave next
week to attend the encampment OF
the Second regiment which takes
place at Charleston beginning on the
seventh.
Mr.. Greene Rutteneutter and wife
of Fairmont are here to look for a
place to live. They are excellent PEG.
pie and we will be glad to have them
come here.
Rev. Doctor Tagg editor OF the
Methodist Protestant, OF Baltimore,
was here yesterday. DIR. Tagg is one
of the strong men Of the M. p, De.
nomination.
Prof, j. Walter Barnes and family
of Fairmnnt drove TO this place yes.
terday and spent some time with Rev.
I. A. Barnes They are now over
0Hedb LOT SnoIb Stay
Hon. NJ. A. Kendall, OF parkers
burg, Is here to try the Bar Exami
nation He has made good state
officer and was turned down by his
party for being too honest.
Mrs b. II. MADEIRA has gone to
Morris Cross Roads for short Wis
it. Little Bernard MADEIRA accom-,
panied her and will be there a day
or so.
Miss Maud Gilmore will shortly
leave for Virginia where she will &C
to attend the marriage Of one Of hen
friends She viii be absent for sev.
eral weeks and will visit her Ole
home while away.
Mrs. los. Mills is chaperoning a
very pleasant party of people at the
club house on Cheat They went
over on Tuesday and are enjoying
the outing very much. They viii
remain for some time.
Col. G. l.. Smith has gone &c
Charleston to attend the encamp
ment Of the Second Regiment Ma
tional Guard. He is in command
Of the First regiment and will BE-
in camp at Keyser
Mrs. Susan MacFall. of Smith s
Ferry, Pa, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. @. III. Koontz on Beechursi
Ave. Mrs. MacFall is so years Of
age vet she made the trip from hel
home to this place unattended.
Mr.. Neil Carney, one Of the most
prominent citizens of Fairmont is very
i'll at present. He has been In poor
health for quite a while but this time
the trouble seems worse than usual.
His many friends entertain fears that
his recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Lemley. wife OF Chief En-
gineer Lemley, accompanied by hel
daughter Miss Edith Little. and
Miss Jessie Kerr, all of Baltimore
arrived in town Saturday. They
will remain here during the sum
Philippi Plaindea,er.
Grove Meeks had his hand in d
sling on account of having spraineo
IL severely while at work on the new
Greenmont bridge. While screwing
on nut it slipped with him and
wrencned his hand badly. In conse-
quence OF the injury he is laid off fol
few days.
Frank Brock, Of the Acme book
store, who has been at Mountain Lake
Park for several days is back at his
post again. He states that the Nor.
gantown colony is enjoying their sta,
very much and that the Park was
never a finer place TO stay than al
present.
Lorain Fortney, of the Athens Nor
NAL, is in town for the purpose o.
taking some more work in the Uni
versity. He has recently been trans
ferred TO the West Liberty branch
which will put him nearer home. He
graduated from the University sew
eral wears AGO but is To take anOthe,