Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-25
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Personal MERTON of Prominent People
whrir theY are aud Haw they are.

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c. L. Hall of Usage who is attend
ing school at Fairmont is quite sick
with measles.
T. B. Wilgus has been in Taylor
county looking after some of his in
terests up there.
Miss Ida II. Frost who has been
visiting friends here for few days
has gone to her home in Brownsville.
Il. r. King OF Wheeling represent
ing the West Virginia Branch of the
Bar-loek typewriter has been in town
: Mr.. 5. L. Gould Of Parkershurg
is here to visit his daughter Mrs.
Waitman Barbe Mr.. Gould is a
leading citizen Of Parkersburg,
Mrs. 5. G. Chadwick has been i'll
for several days from what seems to
be an attack of grip We are pleas
ed to note that she is somewhat bet
ter 10 day.
Mr.. p. r. Moreland, of Councils
vile, Is here to visit his brother,
Hon. Jos. Moreand He is known
BY many of our people and they are
very glad to meet him again.
Miss Matte Boughuer has return
ed home after a very pleasant visit
of two months in Washington with
her sister Miss Emma who holds a
lucrative position in the Navy de
| partment
Rev. /. w Chichester of Farming
ton was here yesterday greeting his
many friends. Mr.. Chichester was
formerly pastor in charge of the
Monongalia circuit where he is still
greatly reyered.
Mrs. Lily Nolan of Derry, Penna.,
who has been visiting her brother
Rev. Ira M. Wallace for some time
went to Pittsburg yesterday where
she will spend short time before
returning to her home.
Alexander Eddie who has been
attending school at Baltimore
for the past year is at his home
in Battelle district, Alex is one
OF the best young men who ever
attended the University and is very
well known in Morgantown.
Jesse Shuttlesworth, OF Little
Falls, was in town to-day for the
first time for several months. He
has been very sick and his friends
are glad TO know that he has recov
cred much of his old time strength
again
Com. Brown will probably be
home IN few days to take charge
of the Decoration day celebration,
He has been selected as chairman Of
the committee and there is no man
who is better fitted for the duties Of
that position. His election insures
the success of the celebration.
/ A. Brown Boughner has resigned
his position as news editor OF the
Ohio State Journal and gone te
Cleveland where he has taken a
place as feature writer on the
World Brown has made numerous
bits in this line of newspaper work
and we have no doubt will help TO
interest and instruct the readers OF
| the World.
| j. w. Jones manager Of the Nor
gantown Electric Light and Power
| Company has resigned his position
and will leave for Fairmont where
he will act as assistant superintsnd
ent of the electrical department. Of
the West Fairmont Coal and Coke
Company. He came here from Ron
ceverte and is a young man Of
steady reliable habits.
i A note from Mr.. j. p. Snider I'M
der date Of April 23d says: "We
arrived in Ashtabula county on thu
Sth inst, and have moved to our new
home six miles from Jefferson tn,
. county seat and nine miles from
Ashtabula. We are pretty well sat
isfied with our home and are vel
received by our neighbors, TIL
country is fine and the people pros
porous We regret to lose Mr.
Snider from our county but oul
very best wishes follow him.
THE Baltimore American of a re
cent date published picture of Mis-
, Bessie Hartigan Of this place with tn
, statement that she was admitted t,
be the finest mandolin player In tina
J city. The likeness is a very good one
Miss Hartigan's friends are very mucl
pleased over the compliment.
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