Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-08-23
ABOUT orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where thev are and How theY are.

F"1tS eHSs 1tt anu fA"w aact @aVs
w G. Long, OF Clarksburg, is in
the city.
viii X. Hoffman, of Pittshurg, is
IN town for short stay.
w. Y. Dawson has returned home
from business trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Carrie Stewart has been visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. Jacob High al
Smithdeld.
Frank John, OF MeKeesport. ar.
rived here on Thursday evening fol
a short visit.
Hugh Vandervort lett this morn
ing to visit his grandparents in
Hampshire county.
A. L. Lowrie a prominent Pitts
burger who has business interests in
this section is in the city.
Prof and Mrs. NJ, c. Tough re.
turned to Fairmont on Thursday
night after a short visit here.
John NJ. Girard, of Uniontown
and Pittsburg has been in town fol-
the first time for some months.
G, W Kennedy telegraph operation
at the Pump Station arrives home to-
day. Mr.. Kennedy has been away
enjoying his annual vacation.
Miss Catherine Robb, of New Cum.
herland, who was student here last
year Is visiting friends in town. She
has been in attendance on the teach
ers institute.
Mrs. II. L. Keller, Miss Nellie
Refer, Harvey b. Chess Jr. and Har.
vey B. Chess, all of THE Oaks neal
Cheat River, were visitors to this city
Thursday.
Henry A. Davidson, OF the livery
Arm OF Sturgiss and Davidson, is VS.
iting friends In Muddy Creek, Pa,
i Mr.. Davidson it is rumored, expects
to bring home bride.
John Shisler is in from Cheat and
will not go back any more this season.
He expects to go to Cornell university
during the next year taking special
work in Chemistry
Miss Winnie Bell of the upper end
of the county has been in town for q
day or so. She is making arrange
ments to come to school here next
year.
G. j Me1horn who has acted as sub
stitute for G. w. Kennedy at the
Pump Station while the latter took
his vacation, returns with his family
to his home in Watson. Saturday.
Geo. w. Baker a well known and
excellent young man of Clay district
has moved to Amos in Marion coun-
ty where he will go into the drug and
jewelry business. Mr.. Blaker spent
the past school year in Philadelphia
where he attended college.
Mrs. G. f. c. Hartman of neal
Easton was stricken with paralysis
on Sunday last and at this time il
in a preearious condition. Mrs
Hartman is quite an aged lady. She
is the mother Of Mrs. L. w. Joseph
and Billie Hartman of this place.
Mrs. Casteel, who has been spend
ing the summer near Oakland, came
down Monday to spend a few days
with relatives. She returned Tues
day evening IN order to get ready te
accompany her husband, Col. Cas-
teel, to his new post. -Keyser Echo
Rev. |. A. Barnes left the city to-
day for Cambridge, Ohio, where he
will remain the guests of friends over
Sunday From Cambridge Mr.. Barnes
will go to Parkefsburg TO attend the
conference of the NJ. p church which
convenes next Tuesday.
Rev. /. A. Barnes has signified his
intention to leave Morgantown this
year. This church has had steady
growth during the six years of Bro
Barnes pastorate. 1t is now one Of
the strongest, best organized church.
es in the conference, and pays the
largest salary of any charge in con
ference Methodist Protestant.
Bishop L. G. Andrews, L. l.. D..
who will preside at the West Virgin
ia NJ E. Conference October 3rd al
Fairmont, has been for thirty years
a friend of DR.. S. v Leech, who de
sires him to spend Sunday, Septem
Der 2eth in Morgantown. The ven
cradle Bishop has informed the pas
tor of the M. f. Church that he has
an engagement for that Sunday ir
Kentucky; otherwise he would much
enjoy such visit to Morgantown.
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The work of curbing Bridge street
| and Beverly avenue GOES ON ranidIv