Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-04
ABoyr OK FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

iuAnibR after SJu4S uuStutcS thaNNStes
DR.. | G. White is in uniontown
to-day to attend to some important
business
Lieutenant j. d. Hail of Clarks-
burg was in town on Thursday after
noon on business.
Lindsay Weaver is back from Pitts
burg where he had been for several
days on brief visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. N. Denny are
back at home after visit OF some
days in Jefferson, Pa.
DR.. j. L. Fitch is back from Wash
ington where he had been 70 look aft
ter the interests oil the pestotfice.
Miss Ella Carr arrived on Thursday
morning from Piedmont where she
lad been visiting for some time.
Miss Nora Sharp of pittsburg
who has been visiting her sister Mrs,
b. NJ Jones has returned to the
city.
Miss Rose Howe who has been
visiting for some time in Martins
burg aud Washington returned home
on Friday morning
Prot. Gallup arrived last night
from "a visit to Crawford county
Pa, where ne had been to visit his
brother and father.
Mrs. L. A. Lindemuth OF Akron,
IL, hap ,{esse l,a~ ttp
and Mrs. NJ l.. Casselherry. Her
many friends are glad 10 see her.
Mrs. S. w, Hall who has been here
TO start her daughter in the Univer-
sity has gone home leaving on Fri.
day morning for Keyser.
Mr.. A. L. Nye has gone to Union.
town TO spend the day with his
daughter Mrs. Dawson. He will be
back on the late train this evening.
John Moore the expressman has
returned from attending the funeral
Of his brother who died suddenly a
day or so since. John has the SYM
pathy OF all in his bereavement.
A. S. Brock and r. S. Lantz, of
Blacksmith, were two prominent cit
liens from that part OF the county
who have been attending to some
business here.
DR.. j. W. Hall ard wife, of Keyser,
arrived here yesterday with their
daughter Miss Emily who will enter
the University. The young lady will
make her home at Mrs Wotring's dur
ing her stay.
Albert Powell has. been elected
mayor of Greenmont by the old coun-
Gil which held meeting on Thursday
night for that purpose. He received
four votes To two received by James
Reay his opponent.
| Rev. I. A. Barnes will go to Fair
mont Tonight and will on Sunday
preach at St. Marys while Rev. M d.
| Helmick PRESIDENT OF the conference
will occupy his pulpit at the M. 4.
church on Sunday morning,
Larkin Dunn one Of our we'll known
citizens of Union district is in
Brownsville looking after the sale Of a
large lot of timber. Mr.. Dunn has
some large timber interests In this
county. He recently sold in one lot
IFS, 600 feet.
Captain George w. Freeman left or
Friday morning for New York where
he went to inspect a launch for the
u. S. engineer Office at Pittsburg
The launch is fifty three feet long and
has thirty horse power. 1t is to bt
used in the harbor at Pittsburg II ac-
cepted.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, the evangelist wht
is conducting the revival services is .
very genial gentleman and 1t is
pleasure to meet him socially or other
wise. He will be assured Of warn
welcome at the hands OF Morgantowf
people and they will make him fee
very much at home while he is with
us.
Captain Lynn Osborn, of Clarks
burg, has taken the civil service ex
animation and has been appointed !
letter carrier at that place. He has
retained his meat market and nal
engaged some one to run that while
he is attending to the distribution o
the mails.
Mr.. w. f. Glasscock is meeting
with much encouragement from thu
state press and from his friends ovel
the state on his canvass for clerk o.
the Supreme Court. This count,
has never had anything in the way
of spoils and the faithful are becom
ing very FESTIVE under The manner
in which they have been treated.
Mrs. S. w. Augustus and little
son Walter are here the guests OF
Mrs. Jennie Jobes. Mrs. Augustus
was formerly Miss Ella Ice. Some
years ago she was resident OF
Morgantown having been connected
with the Bee Hive store that was SC
popular then. She has many friends
here who are pleased to see her again.
| One OF the most popular and inter.