Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-15
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.

/ How they are and Where they are.
Chas. A. Goodwin has been at
Grafton for the past two days on
legal business.
DIR. Sivey and wife are in Wheel
ing where the Doctor went to at
tend the Knights concaye.
Mr.. F. K. O'Kelly is still very i'll.
His condition has not improved
much within the past two days.
/ Mrs. w. c. Meyer came from
Wheeling this morning to visit here
for some time. Her mother Mrs.
Donley went to Fairmont to meet
/ her.
Mrs. S. o. EVERY of GLASGOW,
Kansas, who was called here on ae-
count of the death of her father
Thomas A Haldeman will return to
her home next week. Mrs. Eyerly's
friends regret her early departure.
Prot c. W. Waddell of the Fair
mont Normal is manager OF the
baseball team from that institution
which is to be here on Friday after
noon to meet the Varsity Reserves.
The game will be an interesting
one.
Mr.. Guy A. Wiley, who has been
representing the Wegner- Palmros
Company in the Southern part of
the State for several months has re-
turned to this place and will remain
here for some tlme.-Fairmont
Times.
Prof. L. c. Atkeson has gone to
Hoodsville where he will address a
grange this evening. From that
place he goes to several other points
| in this and Marion county TO deliver
talks to the farmers meetings which
are to be held during the present
week. He will return on Saturday.
Prof. G. H. Patterson and Nj. NJ
Nicely will leave this evening for
Columbus, Ohio, where they will at
tend the contest in the Central Ora
torical League. Mr.. Nicely repre-
sents Wv. U. in this contest The
event will occur on Friday evening
and it is hoped by every one that
our representative will win.
Henry Brooks, of Whyel q Craw-
ford's engineering firm, has return
ed from Morgantown where he has
been engaged for some time survey
ing TOO acre farm for some parties
in that neighborhood. He was as
sisted by Harry Jaquette of this
place and Allen Frost of Masontown
of the firms corps.-Uniontown
| Genius
The condition of Mrs. n. X. G.
Morrow remains the same. Although
she is seriously i'll, there is no i'm
mediate danger, and her outlook for
recovery is very good. The physi-
clans state that there Will hardly be
any change in her condition for a
few days yet. Miss Edith Hancher,
a graduate nurse of the Wheeling
City hospital has been with Mrs.
Morrow since Saturday morning.
| Fairmont Times
THOSE who faint at the prices of
beef drop dead at the prices placed
on early green goods by the grocery
man.
That prisoner at Clarksburg who
creased himself and thus squeezed
out of Jail was certainly a slippery
cuss.
HELP the town along when it has
chance to win industries and do
not prevent it getting all the plants
that want to come.
APPLES are said to have been kill
ed in Tay lor county by the frost but
those of this county are not damaged
appreciably according to reports.
Cry Council at Uniontown ad
journed SO that the city fathers
might go to the circus. Some PEG
pie here find justification for them
in this move.
MINERS in Barbour county who
are on strike may expect to win out
If they act in accordance with the
law and do not resort to rioting.
Whenever they do this they always
lose their fight.
Mcdowell county has instructed
for Senator Scott which has sur
prised some of the politicians as
Caldwell was expected to get all the
votes in that part of the state being
a Southern candidate.