Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-12
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are

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III. L. Swisher has been at Point
Marion on business.
Frank Weaver has been at Fair
mont tor short time on business.
Mr.. d. H. Gowing is here TO-DAY
looking after his business interests.
Mrs. John Alexander has gone to
Fairmont to visit her son George nj.
Alexander.
Jason Clark is back from Wheel
ing where he had been for few
days on business.
Mrs. j. H. Raymond has been quite
sick for several days. Her friends
hope that she may soon recover.
Rev. l. A. Barnes has gone to
Spencer where he will hold revival
meeting for the next two weeks.
Mrs Lou John is very sick at her
home on Sunnyside and it is feared
that she is threatened with pneumo
MIA.
Mrs. James NJ. Jamison has return
ed from Fairmont where she had been
TO visit her daughter for several
weeks.
Harry Fleming is in Pittsburg
where he will be until Monday, In
the meantime there is a very inter
esting rumor afloat.
Vinton Waters will go to Fairmont
Monday where he will take the place
of DR.. Boydston while the latter is in
Baltimore on vacation.
Mrs Judge NJ II. Dent is visiting
in Charleston while the supreme
court and Legislature are in session
IN the capital eity.--Grafton Leader.
Carl Frame has our congratula-
tions on his appointment as assist
ant clerk of the House He is
abundantly capable and will make
good officer.
Dr. S. V. Leech is a sufferer from
grip but he is better to dav. He
will fill his pulpit to morrow morn
ing. There will be no services in
the evening.
Superintendent w. H. Gallup. of
the Public Schools is in Grafton
where he has gone to attend the
meeting of the Round Table which
is in session there.
Senator Thos. E. Davis is chair
man OF the COMMITTEE on finance In the
senate He is friend of the Univer-
sity and will have much to do with
the shaping of the appropriation for
that institution.
c. w. Finnell has sold the r. +.
L. Allen lot on the lower side of
Wiley street to A. Rlghtmire. lie
will build on it at once. This lot is
the last lot on the street and faces
the property owned by Mr.. James
G. Wallace at the head Of the street.
Rev. John /. Marley has returned
from Wheeling where he had been
for several days attending meeting
OF the eonvocation OF this district.
The next meeting will take place in
Morgantown on the second Wednes-
day alter Easter and number of
ministers of this church will he in
attendance. People here will be glad
to welcome them.
Senator Cole proposes to put Mo-
nongalia and Marion in the new First
district which includes the panhan-
die counties and to lop off Harrison,
Lewis, Gilmer and Braxton. The
new district would then have the
largest majority Of any in the state
having had over six thousand at the
last election. There is said to be
strong objection to placing this
county in the district.
General Frank Cox, w. Il. Glass
cock and DR.. J 2. Fitch returned this
morning from Charleston where they
have been since the opening Of the
Legislature. They stated that every
thing was at fever heat down there
over the opening Of the session.
Much of interest to Morgantown peo-
pie is getting ripe but none of the
party would talk for publication.
They expressed themselves as satisfied
with the progress that Mr.. Glasscock
had made in his fight for the Supreme
a1or tyct t