Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-13
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

Where They are and How they are.
Harry A. Gabler has gone I.
Brownsville for short visit.
/ Mrs. Arch Fleming and sister Mis-
Eve have been visiting friends here.
Dana Miller spent Sunday at hi,
home in Fairmont returning Mon
day morning.
| Major and James McGrew VIII,
have been at Pittsburg on a brie
visit have returned home.
GarnetIe, the little daughter al
1 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Vanata of Fair.
mont is very i'll with pneumonia.
Captain Hugh T. Kyle, of Far
mont, came down this morning tc
look after the interests Of his paper
here He will return this evening
p, II. Merritt recently elected may.
or of Barboursville this state weighs
but eighty pounds. He is the father
OF thirteen children, twelve of whom
are boys. He was elected by an over
whelming majority
Mr.. George f. Cumberledge of Cen
| terville, Iowa, was welded recently to
Miss Emma B. Wiley of Wise, Mon
algalia county. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
grandparents Mr.. aud Mrs. William
i-antz at Brave. Pa.
Benson Jacobs substantial mer-
chant of Little Falls has been in
town on business aud made us a
| pleasant call. Mr.. Jacobs is one of
the most popular and enterprising
men OF his section of the county. He
reports business as exceptionally good
in every department Of his business.
l.. M. Keck Of Little Falls recently
was united in marriage with young
lady living at West Newton where he
was formerly engaged as telegraph
operator. They are living at Little
Falls. Mr.. Keck was stationed in
Morgantown for several months and
his many friends here extend con-
| CALCULATIONS.
Lieutenant Huff, of the Clarks
burg company of National Guards,
has left the state and will resign.
Lieut.. Mark Mcdonald, of the same
company expects to tender his res
ignation shortly as he cannot devote
the necessary time to his duties and
attend to his private business at the
same time.
j. L. Wharton secretary of the
Weston Glass company came home
this morning for short visit. He
says that large force of men are
engaged In grading and preparing
for the erection of the plant which
is to be built as fast as possible.
Arrangements are now being made
for the supply of brick which may
be furnished by Clarksburg firm.
The four paragraphs below are
from the Grafton Sentinel:
Attorney l. G. Ralphsnyder, OF
Clarksburg, was Grafton visitor
the latter part OF last week, coming
over on professional business. Mr.
Ralphsnvder expects to leave short
" for Colorado, where he will 20 to
superintend his mining interests
Lieutenant w j White, OF Nor
gantown, was city visitor Sunday
for few hours, stopping off while
en- route to points east. Lieut.
White but recently returned from
the Philippines. where he spent The
past three years as member of the
Forty fourth u. 5. Iafantry.
Hon William @ Brown, accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Jesse
and niece, Miss Julia Brown, all Of
Kingwood, were in the city Monda,
for few hours, departing during
the day for point in Pennsylvania
where Miss Jessie will re-enter
school, after two weeks holiday
spent at her home in Kingwood.
| Prof Waitman T. Barrie, iele
agent for the West Virginia Univer
sity, returned Saturday last iron
Randolph county where he deliver
ed several lectures in the interest
of the University Mr. Barbe wa;
accompanied by several students
who went with him to Morgantowl
where they were enrolled in the Tn
iversity.