Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-27
ABOUT OR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of prominentipeeple.
How they are and Where They are.

Personal Mention OF prominenuPeeple.
How they are and Where They are.
e. Rice and w. c. Kunkle went to
Pittsburg today on business trip.
Mrs. Jos. Moreland is in Pitts
burg taking treatment for her eyes
G. r. Huston left on the morning
train for Pittshurg where he will be
for a day or so.
Jesse Turner has gone tn Browns.
vile to look after his interests there
during the rest Of the week.
Miss Anna Cox has returned from
Grafton where she has been visiting
for several days.
Miss Laura Johnson came back on
Wednesday afternoon from TYLER
county where she had been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. George Alexander OF Fair
mont is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ Jamison of sunny
side.
Prof and Mrs. 5. b. Brown are
visiting relatives in Preston county
and in the southern end of this
county.
Mr.. McCutcheon of Nicholas
county who has been visiting Rev
and Mrs. j. L. McCutcheon has re.
turned home
Rev. j 2. Longaneeker, of West
Newton, is here greeting his numer.
Gus friends aud looking after some
business matters.
Jean V. Cooke let this morning for
a stay of several days in Pittsburg.
Charles Miller has started residence
in South Morgantown.
Fred Wadsworth who is well
known in town has gone to Pitts.
burg where he will take position as
night clerk in the Griswold hotel.
Alex Hamm was removed from the
Hartigan Hospital this morning and
taken to his home at Parkersbusg.
He has been suffering from appendi-
citis.
S. L. Wildman and Clark Core went
to Uniontown this morning to at
tend meeting Of those interested In
the Morris Glass Company at Point
Marion. They will be back this even
ing or tomorrow.
Rev. Ira Wallace has gone to Union
town where be will preach this even
ing. His pulpit will be filled tonight
by Rev. e. A. Tribert of that place
Special services are being bel / at these
churches every night this week.
DIR. John b. Payne of Lumberport
was here this morning having been
called here on professional business.
DR. Payne was formerly a student
here and is known to many of our
people.
Col. and Mrs. j. c. Frazer will go to
Fairmont on Saturday and on that
evening will give their sketch "A
Pair Of Lunaticsn in connection with
the Elks MINISTRIES which will take
place then. The biggest success ever
made by the lodge is expected.
Captain Carleton Pierce of Rowles-
burg is located at Kingwood with w.
q. Brown engaged in the practice of
law. He will not leave the Guard as
reported some time ago but will re-
tain his place as captain of Company
@. Every member Of Company L.
is glad to know that he will stay in
the Guard as he is regarded as one OF
the best officers in the organization.
Miss Virginia johnson who is well
known here had narrow escape from
death the other night in Pittsbnrg
falling in front Of a trolley car on
Smithiield street. The car war stop
ped few inches from her She and
Stuart Braddoek are doing a sketch
at the Duquesne where they will be
for a coupleof weeks previous to her
departure for Washington where she
will open in Joan Of Arc.
George Davis went fishing on
Wednesday afternoon but the mum
Der of fish in the river was not re
duced very much as result of his
visit. He went to the old mill near
Ellington and prepare to land one of
the largest catches ever made at
that famous point when he discover
ed that he had left his reel and line
at home. Some remarks on the gen
eral situation by Mr. Davis conclud
ed the services at the mill although
there were some exercises in the
way OF walking back home.
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