Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-22
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.


Where They are and How they are.
Scott Lowe, of Fairmont, has been
In town on business.
Edgar Stewart has been called to
Uniontown. He will return this eve
ming.
Cyrus Fife has the foundation for
his residence on North Front street
well under way.
j. H. Trip came in on Thursday
from Weston where he had been for
several days.
Prof. FL. S. Green has begun the
erection of residence on his lot on
North Spruce street.
w. Fl. Kellar ST., and J. e. MARBLE
Of McMechen are here to work on the
Coon Hollow trestle. They will re-
main here for some time.
j. t. Wharton has returned from
Weston where he has been since last
Saturday on business He came in
on Thursday afternoon.
Tom NJ II. Jones who went to Cali
fornia some months ago has returned
TO Sharon where he is working at
present. He expects to pay Morgan
town visit before very long.
Vice President Thomas Rowe of
the glass workers national body has
| returned to Pittsburg after being here
and helping to adjust the strike at
| the Morgantown works.
Earl Smith and Guy Wiley as
| members of the committee have sent
out three hundred invitation to a
dance to be given on next Thursday
evening at SINNERS Tavern Fair
mont. The dining room in the new
part will be used for the purpose.
Several people from Morgantown will
be in attendance on the ball.
TALK OF a union station here is
being revived. The NJ. g. X. and b.
81 O. are to get together and build
| it. The announcement was made
some time ago that it was to be done
but the railroads always move with
due deliberation in making any
such improvements.
WEST Of Blacksmith, near the State
line, in Monongalia county, Benednm,
Ross Il Thomas have drilled in No. 3
on the Joseph Thomas farm and have
good producer. The well produced
240 barrels the first "a hours, but is
now declining The wells in this dis
trict have not been remarkable stay
ers.
THE time to elect a football man
ager will soon be here. Among the
mass of the students and the town
people there is a big sentiment for
Billy Bowman the old reliable stand
by. Bowman has every qualifica-
tion for the position and has never
asked for anything in return for his
loyal support Of athletics of every
kind in the University. His friends
are urging his election and it is hard
to see where any other as capable
and as deserving can be found. The
Athletic ommittee elects the man
ager. The election will not take
place for some time yet
THE Christmas number of The De-
lineator is about The first of the
special Christmas issues. 1t is beauty.
The cover is most artistic production
showing beautifully gowned wom-
an, standing gracefully in bril-
liantly lighted saloon Two charm
ing love stories, one by Cyrus Town
send Brady, plenty OF advice regard
ing Christmas Gifts, timely pointers
on Cookery, Winter time care of
Plants, all the fashions Of the day in.
terpreted into simple language, can be
found in the Christmas number Of
The Delineator. 1t is a splendid
magazine, satisfactory inside and out.
There is no magazine for women at
present published that is more prac-
tical mall its pages. AS an Xmas gift
itself, it bears its own recommends
ton.
ONE OF the most curious lawsuits
ever tried In France, says the New
York Herald, is occupying the atten-
tion of the courts. At the last cleo
blOu III. Ie IlOfusU NC llduHd5, my
alist Senator, desired to have an or
gan. He went to the editor of local
newspaper and hired the front page
for two months for given sum. His
republican opponent thought the idea
good one and hired the second page,
SO that the readers OF the Journal de
Ferguier were treated on the first page
| to a eulogy Of monarchy and on the
second page praise Of the Republic.
M. de Launay lost the election and is
now suing its editor fog breach Of
contract in leasing the second page to
his opponent.
HAND written calling cards while
you wait 20e per dozen. Front Sam
pie room, Wallace House.