Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Proainent People
Where They are and How they are.


Where They are and How they are.
Charles Ridgway has been at Maids
vile on brief visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L, d. Beall have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Wood.
Frank Cox has gone TO Baltimore
on legal business and will be absent
for several days.
Mrs. r. F. Naret has moved into
part of the residence occupied by
Gilbert John on Beverly avenue.
Miss Ina Rightmire will entertain
number of her friends this evening
in honor of Miss Nellie Garrison, OF
Wadestown.
Cyrus Fife has moved from sun
nvside to his property near the Uni
versity. His. new residence will not
be completed for some time.
Robert Stanton has been discharged
from the hospital and it is expected
that in short time he will have re-
covered entirely from the experience
through which he has been passing.
Prof. Thos f. Hodges will con
duct services at the Fairmont Pres
bvterian church on next Sunday.
The Fairmont people are assured Of
q fine treat.
G. K Lowther. Of New Martins
vile, who was formerly well known
student came in on Tuesday after
noon for short visit. He is get
ting along very nicely and his friends
were glad to see him again.
Mr.. Whitescarver of the reform scho oil
who is one OF the staff of that insti-
tuition was here today having brought
back lad sent up from this county.
The fellow had been discharged hav
ing served his time. 1t is TO be hoped
that he will now be better boy.
Robert Martin, Jr., of Latrobe,
has been in town. He came by to
see L. A. Yeager who played football
with the team up there couple of
seasons. Mr. Martin is superintendent
OF big mine near latrobe and had
been in this state on coal business.
| Patsy Burke the popular B. s. o.
conductor on the +. M. & =. has gone
to Washington with three other
cronies to meet President Roosevelt.
Mr. Dayton has invited them to come
down and be presented. The gang
makes an annual pilgrimage to that
city and they always have nice time.
George G. Baker and the FIVE dir. c.
l Al
have returned home. They had a
good laugh over the way that the
meeting turned out. They were
caught mapping for once and the trick
was quite neat one.
THE Georges Greek Coal company
at Pennington expects to increase the
capacity of their mines by adding
many new men to the pay roll. This
concern has no connection with the
Georges Greek people who have big
holdings Of coal in this county. They
are located at Cumberland.
Ed Kenua came in on Tuesday at
ternoon 60 spend the present. term in
be here during the spring term as he
has signed with Cleveland In The
American league and Will not be per-
J mitted by the manager Of that team
: to remain in school after the season
J for baseball opens Every one will be
J sorry TO have him leave.
JUST as soon as the ruins OF the
school building at Warrington are
| cool enough TO handle work on re-
moving them will begin. Plans have
, been prepared for new building and
it will be erected at once. In the
meantime school will be held in the
various churches of town. 1t is the
disposition of the authorities TO al
low as little time as possible TO be
! lost.
THE alarm Of the FIRE was turned
in on Monday evening over the Bell
/, phone and the drst tiremen at the
fire shed were there in response to
news given them by the Bell central
The men are grateful to the company
for this kindness. The Moreland fire
was also reported first bythis com
pany according to statements made by
members Of the company.
A WELL known business man Of
Morgantown was in the city last
night and gave the information that
the down river town was all stirred
up over the possibilities Of the street
railway that is connecting all of the
towns from Pittsburg to STnithfield,
} coming into Morgantown. He was a
firm believer that the road would be
extended into West Virginia and on
into Marion county and to Fairmont