Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-12
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

Where They are and How they are.
DIR. j C. Mcvicker has been in
Pittsburg Tor several DAYS.
Guy Wiley has returned TO Fair
mont after short visit to his parents
here.
L. A. Yeager is back from Graf
ton where he had been for short
business trip.
G. III. f. Holy has returned to
Pittsberg after spending short time
here the guest of friends.
DR.. A NJ. Buchanan has been IN
Beaver county for some days looking
after his interests there.
Tom B. Williams formerly of this
place has returned to his home at
Fairmont after visit here.
Henry Domain has been quite
sick for some days. Hels improv-
ing now and hopes to be all right
again soon.
DR.. Mitchell has returned to Balti-
more. lie was called here by the ill.,
ness of Mr.. w. II. Bannister who is
somewhat better much TO the delight
of his host of friends.
Ed Meredith went to Belaire. Ohio,
at noon today. His many friends
were glad to see him and they parted
with him with regret. Mr.. Meredith
will probably spend next summer in
MoTgantown.
Douglass Mcbride who for several
years has been student here will
leave this afternoon or in the morning
for Pittsburg where he will visit for a
while before going to his home at
Washington. He will not return to
school,
General Smiths many friends here
as we'll as all over the state note his
continued improvement with much
satisfaction. Reports from Fairmont
state that he is getting better steadily
and in short time will be completely
restored TO health.
THERE will be lots of people go to
Pennsylvania tonight. They don't
have to run away; ares just going
for fun.
Now that the rain has come many
people are dissatisfied as they have
outdoor work which ought to be done
and which is prevented by the rain.
However the rain is needed.
If You want a good seat to see
Pennsylvania it won't do to put it
off any longer. The best ones are
going rapidly.
LIE organization Of the Fairmont
Greeks will lead to many social affairs
Of very pleasant nature. A ban
quet is TO be arranged and the chap
tiers Of the University will be invited
TO participate. That they will 60 up
in body goes without saying, The
meeting would be one of the most de-
lightful affairs imaginable.
A GREAT many of our leading cit
liens are going to Pennsylvania
this evening. They expect to have
lots of fun over there.
OWING to shortage of gas the
Fairmont and Grafton Gas Company
has notified a number of large con-
sumers to discontinue the use of gas
for period Of 80 days. The Electric
Railway Company, the city pump
station, the Fairmont Brewing Com
pany and the GAINESVILLE Manufacture
ing Company are among the indus
tries affected. The present source Of
supply is received from Warrington
district and the increased consump-
tion, which is very large at this time
has made the supply from this source
very inadequate. This condition will
be relieved, however, as soon as the
gas company gets a new pipe line
completed to Shinnston, distance OF
about Is miles, when seven wells re-
Gently drilled by the company will be
put on. This will be accomplished
within the next 30 days. The indus
tries named will use coal during the
shut off. The new wells will afford a
strong pressure and there will be an
abundance Of gas for all purposes.