Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-08-26
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they ara.

Miss Fora Kinsey of Fairmont 10
visiting friends in this place.
Frank Cox was IN Clay district SAT-
urday conducting a public sale OF the
lands OF the Wilson heirs.
Miss Bette Jones, daughter OF
Rev. $. r. Jones, who has been very
Ill, is able to be ont again.
Prof. r. f. Hodges is at Terra Alta
where be viii conduct the teachers
institute for Preston county.
Bennett S. White who has been
here for ten days has returned to
Pittsburg TO resume his duties there.
Smith Hood of Fairmont who Is
well known here passed through Nor.
gantown on his way to Buffalo TO take
in the big show.
Squire Frankenberry, Alpheus
Dilliner and Garrett Saddler, all of
Point Marion, were visitors in this
city on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert @. Price OF
Beverly avenue have gone TO Car
michaels, Pa, for short visit with
friends. They will return home next
Tuesday.
Mrs. John e. Price left this city for
Wadestown Sunday. Mrs. Marion
Ammons sister of Mrs. Price is very
i'll and the latter makes the trip on
this account.
Mrs. S. S. Dusenberry has bought
an interest in the millinery store
owned by Mrs. Dering aud will be as
sociated with her in that business
from this time.
President Helmick, Rev. /. A.
Barnes and Rev e. r. Rice are
among the representatives from here
attending the nj. p conference in
Parkersburg.
Mr.. j S. Hall and family have gone
to Buffalo where they will spend some
time visiting and taking in the sights
of the Pan American. They will Wis
it many other points OF interest near
by before they return home.
Russell A. Hayes returned home
S aturday evening from Cleveland,
in one of the suburbs of which his
wife is visiting with relatives. Mrs.
Hayes will not return home for sew
eral days.
Maud Jennings who is wellknown
here is quite sick in Parsons as a
result of being poisoned by poison
ivy. For time it was feared that
she would not recover but the latest
news from her is favorble
G. w. Waddell of Brandonville is
in town on his way to Fairmont. He
has been at home for several weeks
Next year be will be found in Fair.
mont where he is member of the
faculty Of the Normal school.
f. g. Donley has gone to Green's
burg 10 look after some business mat
| tiers in connection with some Goa
leases which have been taken in this
county and near Mount Morris by a
party who lives there.
Miss Phila Hess has gone to Clarks-
burg where she will be located in thu
| future. She has been stenographel
! for Moreland & Glasscock for long
time and her large circle Of friends
here will be sorry to see her go away
Harry A. Garrison has gone to New
York where he has accepted position
with the William Gillette company
He expects to follow the stage as q
profession and with his talents in
that direction will acquit himself will
credit. His friends hope for hi
/ greatest possible success.
/ Fred Reeves of Wellsburg came il
on Saturday to spend short time
He is on his way to Masontown wher,
/ he will resume his occupations as bar.
4 Der. His hand which was badly
/ mangled at Masontown on July
Fourth is now well and ne will! suffel
very little permanent Inconvenience
from it.
S. A. Westenhayer has beer
awarded the contract for the cree
tion of the new building at Shep
herdstown Normal School. His bic
was $35, 900 but as only $4,000 il
available the building will not b.
entirely completed. Work will be
gin at once and the building will b.
turned over to the school as soon al
possible.
Rev. /. A. Barnes who has beer
pastor of the M. p Church here TO
the past five years will retire with tht
good wishes not only of the church
but of the whole community. Besides
being an excellent pastor and preacher
he is genial sociable gentleman an6
makes friends of all he meets. Til,
NEW DOMINION with a crest many
Others will regret his departure from
| Morgantown.