Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-01
AB0ur OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where thew are aud hew they are.


Carl Frame has been at his home
for several days suffering from an
attack of grip.
/ Mrs. Thos G. Miller has gone to
Fairmont to visit relatives. She
viii be gone the rest Of the week.
Mr.. b. NJ Yeager OF Pocahontas
county is here to visit his son Lewis
A. Yeager who is an attorney prac-
ticing at this place.
Capt and Mrs. Freeman will leave
Morgantown at six o'clock to- NOR
row morning for their new home az
Philadelphia Every one regrets to
see them 60.
John Lantz has assumed charge
of the Hotel Lantz at Fairmont TAX
ing possession to day. He has the
best wishes of everyone here for his
future welfare and prosperity.
Col. William A Hanway has been
visiting Mrs. j. X Ewing, Jr., at
Uniontown returning to his home at
Baltimore on Monday. His friends
here are sorry that he did not get
up to see them.
Samuel Sanders who for many years
has rad charge of the reservoir on
Tibbs Run for the Union Improve.
ment Company is dead after short
illness. He came to this county from
! Virginia many years ago.
f. Harris Yost is in town having
come in this morning. He has been
visiting his home in Marion county.
] In short time he will go hack to
/ California where he will spend the
summer, coming east TO coach Michi-
gan in the early fall.
Captain B. F. Scott and Dan Mil
! Ter left to-day for Highland, Falls,
i N. Y. where they will remain until
June when they will take the en-
trance examinations for West Point.
They are cadet and alternate respee
| lively.
Kent Snyder who will be remem-
bered BY many of our people is here
to take the Bar examinations. He
has been attending school at the I'm
iversity of Virginia Several other
students from that institution &c
companied him.
The following personals are from
the Fairmont Evening Times:
Mrs. Carl Frame and Mrs. Cora
Bishop returned from Morgantown
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Lantz and
Miss May Pierce of Morgantown,
came up to-day and Mr.. Lantz will
take charge Of the Hotel Cans to,
morrow.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong, man.
aging editor of the Clarksburg News,
. was a caller at this Office to-day.
Under his guiding hand the News is
J last becoming one of the best papers
: in West Virginia and it is enjoying a
+ much deserved boom.
, WELL the next base ball game will
probably be much easier. The boys
did very well however and they de.
t serve credit for holding the profess
! sionals down like they did. Leaving
out the errors the Homestead fellows
did not beat US 50 very badly after
all
A GREAT many Morgantown people
are expecting to go TO Buffalo this
summer. Those who fail to take in
the Exposition placed as it is at Their
: very doors will miss great deal.
The rates on the railroads will be very
low and the expenses Of the trip need
not be very great. The show opens
on May first and continues until late
fall.
t SKINNER's Tavern at Fairmont OF
3 which genial Benny Williams is pro-
J prietor broke all records for the month
, that closed yesterday. During April
2445 guests enjoyed the hospitality OF
, the house and every one went away
. with a resolution 80 go:back whenever
!, an opportunity could be found. A
,, part of the new building is ap-
preaching completion and 81 new
,, guests chambers will be opened on
July 1st. In addition to them the
dining room, kitchen and other parts
will be new. The place has had a
wonderful history under Mr.. Will
liam's direction. He seems to be a
= natural hotel man and when you once
enjoy his hospitality you always want
} to go again.