Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-03-20
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Personal Mention of Prominent People
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Whvtv f1eV are ana Flow theY are
W. X. Hoffman is here for visit
to relatives and friends.
Col Il. Il. Fast will go to Moundsville
tomorrow on business. He viii be
absent for day or SO.
Orpha Jenkins is here to visit his
old home. He has been engaged at
Fairmont for some time.
Mrs. William Slgwart became men
| tally unbalanced this morning. She
will be taken away for treatment as
soon as it can be arranged
Mr. A. L. Nye is not Improving as
rapidly as his friends thought he
would though we still hope u see
him out soon.
Mr.. Eldridge Tucker and family
are visiting their old home in Wash
ington, Pa, and arc no doubt having
pleasant stay. They will return
early next week
Hon. p. e, Eastman arrived on
| Tuesday afternoon TO attend the
meeting Of the board. All OF the
members were then present The
meeting is not expected to last longer
than today.
Luther Duuthat Will leave the lat.
ter part of the week for Cleveland
where he will be engaged by the Bor-
den and Selloek company of that
| place. He will be employed IN set
ting up engines and machinery Of all
kinds.
Sam Newman and Paul Bayles who
have bought the Simkins corner and
will take possession on April first
have started to build an addition to
the building. They will open up a
first class restaurant and ice cream
rooms on April first.
Bert Laughed and John Samsel
have been surveying in South Morgan
! town and preparing estimates on the
cost of paving the streets over there.
They have sent in part Of their reports
to the council but still have some
work TO do in that direction.
Nora B. Hogue a. Co., have opened
a mantua making establishment at
1s5 Walnut street and in connection
will carry complete line of Ladies'
Furnishings and Millinery goods.
They will have an opening Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, 25th, Goth
and 9th. Don't fail to see their
display of ready to wear and fancy
dress hats.
The two following paragraphs are
from the Fairmont Evening Times.
Miss Lucy Brown. OF Morgantown,
will recite at the musicale TO be held
at Willard Hall on Saturday evening
March 30th.
Mr.. Homer Poster, who now resides
in Morgantown will soon commence To
erect large dwelling on his lot in
West Fairmont. When completed
he will move his family TO this place
DR.. Walter Leech has been at home
for short visit. He is practicing
medicine at Riyesville He reports a
large force Of men at work on the
Pawpaw railroad which runs down
from Fairmont by way of Riyesville
and then up Pawpaw creek to some
coal fields which are to be opened.
Prof. John L. Johnston has been
asked to go to Alaska this summer TO
be engaged On railroad survey at a
very handsome salary. He has been
compelled to decline on account Of his
health but has recommended Prof. r.
L. Morris who will probably go. The
survey will last all summer and the
trip will be a most agreeable one.
Prof. Pratt Of Delaware who will be
remembered by many of our people as
having lectured here several years ago
was engaged ON this when it first
started and will be on it this summer
Mr.. Charles r Oldham the new
regent who has been appointed to
fill the vacancy created by the fail
ure of the Senate to confirm McMa
hon is Democrat from Mounds
vile. He is former postmaster
and has many qualifications that
will make him fine addition to the
board. He will probably be mem
Der of the new board having been
appointed by Gov. White and hav-
ing been a graduate of Marietta Col
lege in the same class with the Gov
ernor. His selection is eminently
pleasing to friends Of the school.
FAIRMoNT is now waiting for it's
street cars. When they arrive the
| street car line will no mt into frll