Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-04

Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where Their are aud dow they are.


town over Sunday.
Albert Burnett of Warren Ohio is
visiting relatives on Sunnyside.
Miss Carrie Mathers Is visiting Miss
Della Moore OF Statlers Run.
George Vance who has had grip
for a week or ten days is on the
streets again.
H. \. Crawford has entirely recov-
cred from the grip aud has resumed
his duties as carrier.
j. J. Wharton has been wrestling
with grip for the past week but has
so tar kept ahead Of the game.
E. b. Stewart and James c. Frazer
are in PaFkcFsburg attending the
meeting of the State Bar Association.
Miss Anna Dawson who has been
visiting Miss Mary Evans has re
tarned home going down on Mon
day morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Gilbert who
have been visiting in vevay, Indi.
ina, tor couple of weeks have re-
turned home,
Col. T. j. Gilmore who has had
grip for several weeks is getting
better but the attack is proving to
be a very stubborn one.
Mardortf and Jennings who have
been here for several weeks engaged
on several residences have returned to
their homes In Brownsville.
Mr.. J. A. Weaver who had slight
attack of pneumonia is recovering
nicely. He has had close call for
very serious time Of it however.
Miss Lizzie Weaver who was badly
hurt few nights ago while coasting
is recovering. Her ankle was badly
sprained and she received other injur-
les.
DR.. F. F. Ruhl has returned from
Charleston where he has been for
several days. He came here this
morning to deliver bis regular lee
ture at the University.
Mr.. d. M. Boyers who has been Wis.
iting relatives here for several days re-
turned home this morning. Mr.. Boy
ers' old friends here are always much
pleased to see him and wish he would
come more frequently.
Captain George w. Freeman has
gone TO Philadelphia where he will In
the future be located He will remove
his family there later. While here he
has had charge of the work Oh the
river between this place and Fairmont
and has been one Of the most COM
petent men ever In charge. His sue
cessor has not yet been named
i. H. Yost is steadily climbing the
ladder of success as football coach.
He Is TO coach Michigan next year at
salary which is said TO be twice
what he received this year at Leland
Stanford University. He got 81, 500
out there SO that he must get in the
neighborhood of four Thousand in the
new place. His friends here are glad
to learn OF his continued success.
FRANK ST. CLAIR will open first
class Mems Furnishing store in the
room now occupied by U. @. Wells
on Main. Mr.. Wells will vacate the
room on the 18th Of this month and
Mr.. st. Clair will at once begin to
install his stock. He has bought
one of the finest lines ever brought
to this state and will have every
thing in the way of the finer line of
mems furnishings More extended
notice of his stock will be given in
this paper later.
On Sunday morning Dwight and
Dana Miles sons OF Prof. T. G. Mil
Ter were received into the M. P.
church. At 3 o'clock Rex. |. A.
Barnes baptised two young ladies in
the Baptist church who also Joined
the NJ p church. In all nine mem
bers were received by Mr.. Barnes.
During his pastorate here the church
has grown greatly and is stronger
now than it ever was before
THE Carroll Comedy company
give the following guarantee; if you
are not satisfied with the perform
ance your money will. be refunded.
IT is a wonder that the electric
light plant can't be run when people
need it. This morning it went out
at quarter OF eight when the light
was very trying on everyone who
had to use his eyes in working. It
wouldn't cost very much to run the
plant until day light and the favor
would be greatly appreciated.
EDITOR Harmsworth, the enter
prlsing young man who has achieved
phenomenal success with his Lon
don newspaper and other publica-
tions, has said that in the first in
stance his business fiourished be-
cause OF the enormous amount of
advertising which he placed in the
daily newspapers. When he was