Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-24
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Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are aud Low they are.

Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are aud l.aw they are.
Mrs. DIR. Nesbitt. Of Wheeling, is
here for short visit among her rel
atives.
Gen. Smith continues to improve
much 10 the delight OF his numerous
friends.
Max Mathers has gone to Wheel
ing 20 visit until the first of the
week.
Henry Lively arrived this morn
ing from short visit to mis- home
at Weston.
George Winger is time keeper for
Dean add Hoffman who have several
gangs at work in and about town.
Miss SADIE Coil and Mrs. George
Partitt are paving brief visit to
Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Little at Man.
nington.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J.. White who
have been visiting his former home in
the upper end of the county have re-
turned home
Prof Thos. E. Hodges went to
Fairmont to-day where he will de
liver an address to the Sunday
School workers tonight.
DR. Leeeh is in receipt of letter
from Or. Carr well known in Nor
gantown which states that on Mon
day in New York City sen was
born to DR., and Mrs. Carr.
Col w. A. Hanwav, of Baltimore,
is here greeting his many friends
and looking after his landed inter
ests The Colonel owns some very
valuable real estate in this county
Mrs. Frank Woods, of Baltimore.
is here for short stay. Mrs. Woods
spent the greater part of her life
here and still has many friends who
will be pleased to meet her again.
Superintendent Davis of the
Brownsville Glass Works was brought
here this morning and placed in the
Hartigan Hospital. He is quite sick
and will probably be confined to the
hospital for some time.
Wiley G. Arnett and James Shat
err are located in Uniontown where
they will spend the winter. They
will return here next spring. Both
are members OF Company L and are
anxious TO retain their membership.
James L Pratt who is well known
here as former student will be given
place with Wheeling next year be
ing played at Short. While here he
was behind the bat and was the best
catcher who ever attended the Uni
versity.
DR., George L. Hatfield OF Union
town who was formerly student is
here to spend short time visiting
He says that everything is on The
boom at Uniontown AMI that he came
here for rest. DR.. Hatfield was very
popular as a student and has been
quite successful since his graduation
two years ago,
WHERE the Laugh comes In will be
at the Opera House Friday night and
it is said to be one Of the best shows
on the road.
W. u. p. may probably be met at
some other time in the season but the
chances are that the team will have
to sneak up behind them or they will
run.
S,,c.r Trace Gana,, Urad,,aan f,f
the World, will hold their first regular
meeting tonight, in Posten Hall.
All members are requested to be pres
ent and witness the goat riding.
THE second football team has been
making the first team hustle for what
it gets. The team is very strong one
and is much stronger than the scrubs
usually are.
IT won't be long until the bird law
is out but it is going to be hard mat
ter for some people to wait. The
farmers will confer favor on all
sportsmen If they will see to it that.
no one kills birds before the time ar
rives when it can be done legally.
WITH tHe utldyS Uldb dIc cAptIf
enced now in running trains it is hard
to see how much more could be felt
but with all of the new development
going on it is certain that It will get
worse and worse as time goes on.
Trains are hardly ever on time and
the chances are that they won't be on
time hereafter