Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-03
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

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Whore They are and How they are.
Paul Mccoy of Fairmont has been
in town for brief visit.
Frank Corbin who has been on a
short visit. home has returned to this
place.
L. L. Minor and CIV c. Marshall
have returned TO Uniontown after a
short visit here.
WE are under obligations TO Mr., l..
L. Marshall OF Uniontown for recent
favors extended,
Tom Protzman. of Morris Cross
Roads, who has teen visiting here
has returned home.
Miss Jessie Trotter, of Buckhan-
non, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. r
Trotter. She will remain until Wed
nesday.
Among the visitors here from I'm
iontown yesterday was Miss Drue
Cox very excellent and popular
young lady.
Tom Haymond who was called
home 10y the death of a relative who
was a daughter OF Creed Collins of
Pennsboro has returned to Morgan
| town.
hev. L. Il. Peters Of Clarksburg has
been in town on mission connected
with his duties in his church organ
ization in this state
Rev. John T. Marley will preach at
Fairmont next Sunday having been
invited TO I'LL the pulpit of the Episco-
pal church on that day.
Hon. Aaron Morgan who has been
here for week past looking up the
history of the Morgan family and ar
ranging to preserve it viii leave for
his home in Wetzel county to NOR
row.
Walter Williams a widely known
newspaper man of Columbia, Mis-
souri,, who is now in Cairo, Egypt,
writes home that the land of the
Pyramids will have large and very
interesting exhibit at the world s
fair in ST. Louis 1908
THE fire flend seems still to Turk
about Warrington. Their latest loss
was the destruction OF their electric
| light plant which was totally ruined
a day or two since.
i WE have our full spring line OF
| Queen Quality shoes for ladies ready
for you. Why not come in and see
them? Hirschmans
| FAIRMoNr has organized board OF
trade and has gone about it In bust
ness way. The board will have a
capital of $50, 900. Within the past
few days $40, 900 of 1t has been raised
A GOOD picture of Rev. Father
Kluser was published in the last issue
of the Church Calender The Catholic
church paper OF this state. Together
with 1T was short sketch of his life
and services.
TALKING Of late blowing our farm
editor was asked his opinion of late
blowing. "Plowing, be said, SHOULD
not be continued later that / O'Clock
at night. Il gets the horses in the
habit OF staying out late and unduly
exposes the pillow 2
HENRY VAUGHN, Of Riverview, was
released last summer from the Re
form school at Morganza on parole,
according to the Washington
Reporter" Recently boy applied
at the lookup for shelter, said he was
the paroled boy, Vaughn, said his
parents had driven him from home
and he desired to be sent back to
Morganza. The parole agent was
notified and this morning took the
| boy to Morganza. There it was dis
covered that he was the paroled
lads brother, and he was returned
to Beaver Fails When asked why
he attempted the trick he said
why, you see, my brother learn
ed trade at Morganza and is now
earning wages at it. have no trade
and can get in no place to learn, and
so / thought if | could get into the
Reform school | could learn trade
nd make my own living like broth.
er Harry