Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-05
aB0uT ouR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

10 Harrison and Lewis counties on
business.
Miss Kittie Jenkins is visiting
/ friends and relatives at Fairmont aud
! Ciarksburg.
Manager Brown is back from Balti-
more where he had been TO visit his
mother and sister.
Mrs Piercy has returned from vis-
IL to West Union She is here edu-
eating her sons AZ the University.
Miss Abigail Hull returned on Fri
day from Parkersburg where she had
been visiting Rev. DR.. Cameron and
/ family during the holidays.
Miss Lillian Protzman has gone
back TO Morris Cross Roads after a
short visit TO her sister Mrs. IL. II.
MADEIRA.
Samuel EVERY has been called to
Parkersburg by the severe Illness Of
his brother l.. b.. who is not expected
70 live.
! Robert Guy former student and
graduate Of the law department is
here and will re-enter school for a
short time.
The last accounts from Mr.. Lorenzo
Davis were TO the effect that he could
| not live more than few days longer
as he is very low and cannot possibly
rally.
p. J. Mcclure or Blairsville who
| has been here TO see Russell Huston
has returned home He Is mem Der
| of the firm at Blairsville In which
Mr.. Huston is interested.
w. j. Mcdonald of Mount Pleas
ant who has been spending several
days here visiting old friends has re-
| turned to his duties down there.
Harry Shaw OF Fairmont who is
very well known in Morgantown
wants to be clerk OF the house of del.
egates. He has gone to Charleston
to look after his interests.
DR.. A. D. Hopkins returned on Sat
| urday morning from Jefferson county
and Washington d. G. At the former
place he inspected lot OF nursery
stock for San Jose scale. At Wash
ington he read paper before the
Washington chronological Society.
David Nuce who was recently mar
RED to Miss Keck has decided to leave
Morgantown. He has sold his share
in the restaurant on the avenue and
will probably locate IN Martinshurg.
He will not leave before spring how
ever.
State Mine Inspector j. w. Paul
who is to be married on January 23rd
to Miss Wilson OF Pennsylvania is very
well known in Morgantown having
been student here for several years
and having been frequent visitor TO
| this place.
Mrs. II. T. Cushwa was buried this
afternoon at Martinsburg at two
o'clock She was the mother Of stu
dent Cushwa and died very suddenly
day or so ago. Mr.. Cushwa is ex
pected to return TO school later.
Prof. r. 9. Miller delivered an adj
dress to the teachers institute at Ma
sontown last night. He is very popu
lar with the teachers of Pennsylvania
with whom he has come In contact
just as he is a popular man at home.
Perry Walton is dead after long
| illness. He has been living in the
mountains near here for several years.
All his life he has been fisherman
and everybody In the county knew
him. eDuring the civil war he was a
mem Der of the cavalry branch Of the
service.
Hon. O. S. Mckinney took charge
OF the Fairmont Index and Times on
Friday The Daily Times will be
made democratic daily instead Of
being independent as heretofore. Col.
G. l.. Smith and SON Earl who have
been connected with these papers
have retired from their management.
Rev. j. L. Lawlis of Texas is visit
ing his old home in this county. He
was formerly student at the Univer-
sity and is now the head Of college
| in Fort Worth. He has been secured
| to preach at the M. p. church on Sun
day January 18th. He will doubtless
have very large congregation at that
time.
Miss Hattie Pride has the thanks
of this office for late copies of Los
Angeles, Cal, papers. People here
who know what the climate of South
ern California is will envy her the
pleasant stay she will have there.
The Evening Express has printed
across the top OF it's first page in
large red letters the words: Cali
fornia under SUNNY Christmas skies
extends sympathy to the residents Of
! the blizzard riven East.
III. NJ. Liston was on the afternoon
train Friday. He is one Of the party
OF Fayette county people who started
for Alaska last year. He had been a
travelling salesman and had been well
known in this part Of the county. The
party concluded that there was for
tune coming to them In the frozen
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