Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-07
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Personal Mention or Praminen nj People
Where they are aud aow Their are.


Where they are and aow Their are.
G. Il. Mccoy Of Little Falls was In
town over Sunday.
Charles Pell left on Monday morn
ing for visit to the Pan American.
Miss Matte Ronghner IS ID Pitts
bug for visit Of a few days with
friends.
Dell Anehaagh, Of Masontown.
spent Sunday visiting his parents
here
Prof Orion. Lowe. Of the East
Huntington schools Is here to visit
some friends in the University.
A. b. McCrum Of Kingwood came
over on his wheel Saturday afternoon.
He is now practicing law in that
town
George Slime has returned 10 Nc
Keesport after spending few days
here visiting his mother Mrs. D.
Slime.
Guy Wiley of Fairmont was here
to visit his parents Prof and Mrs.
Wiley ~ Saturday evening. He re-
turned to Fairmont Sunday morning.
s.ss .aue.ss.e. Is Ii rs,ttsss-
burg where she will buy large
amount Of goods for the Cash Mercan-
tile Company with which She is con-
neeted.
Mrs. Justus South will shortly GO
south TO spend the winter. Before
going she will visit friends and reia-
tiYes in the upper end Of the county
Miss Winnie will accompany her.
DIR. D. B. Purinton preached very
able sermon at the M. e. church on
Sunday morning. He was heard by a
very large congregation. Prof. d. IL.
W Ohern preached in the evening to
an appreciative audience.
Profs. T. G. Atkeson and X. c.
Davis have gone TO Point Pleasant
wnere they will attend several meet
ings Of the agriculturists of the state.
They will read papers before thu
meetings. Director James H. Stew
art will also be in attendance on these
meetings.
Mr.. Abner Wharton of Tyler coun.
ty is here having been called to
Morgantown by the death of his
sister Mrs Lewis Lemley of Mount
Morris. lie came to Fairmont think.
ing that there was an early morning
train on SUNDAY and was forced to
remain there until the afternoon
missing the funeral. He will re-
main for several days to visit his
brother ] 7 Wharton
Edward B. RYAN, of Cincinnati,
who was formerly resident of this
place was here over Sunday. He
visits Morgantown every few years
to renew old acquaintance and
make new ones. Twenty five years
ago his father was pastor of the M.
Z. church and will be remembered
by many of cur older people. Mr..
Ryan was much pleased with the ev-
dences of the growth and prosperity
of the city.
Major J. M. Burns left at noon
Sunday for Mountain Lake and Wash
ington. At the latter place he will
try to get couple of rapid firing CAN
nor fnr tho military department o.
the University. These were TO have
been sent the institution before the
Spanish war broke out but the begin
ming OF hostilities prevented their be-
ing delivered at that time. 1t is now
thought that they can be gotten with
out much trouble.
THE development along the line
of the M. d X. railroad has not even
begun. The possibilities are such
that in a few years it will astonish
those who remember the early histo-
ry Of the railroad
THE statement of the Farmers a.
Merchants bank published in anoth-
err column makes remarkable show.
ing One. thing rather noticeable is
th at the deposits are more than IL
times as much as the capital of the
bank. It shows the confidence PEG.
pie. have in he institution and the
care and skill used in It's manage
ment