Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-07
ABOUT OUR FRIESDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

a brief visit TO Mannington.
Will Milligan has returned from
Wheeling to re-enter the University
Miss Katherine Keener an aged
maiden lady Of Fairmont is dead after
brief illness,
John Carrico who has had pneu
monia for some weeks is able to be
out again.
Miss Ella Sidwell, OF Falrmont, is
spending a few days visiting her
home here.
clyde Barbe came back this morn.
ing from a visit 70 a number of towns
In The northern section of the state.
Miss Edith White has returned
&c Washington to attend school af
ter spending the holidays at home.
Boyee Reynolds expects to re-
main at home for some months. He
has been engaged at Toledo fer some
time.
Tucker Hunt who has been sick
Tor some time has about recovered
again and expect TO resume his run
on the B. & O. on Wednesday.
Mrs W p. Wiley has gone to
Baltimore for a protraeted visit with
her son DR. Wavne Wiley and other
friends. OF course she will have a
pleasant visit.
Prof. Waitman Barbe has return
ed from Beverly where he deliver
ed a lecture In the interests OF the
University. He brought four new
students with him.
Newton Pnllem OF Company X who
is a corporal OF that organization shot
himself through the hand while
cleaning a revolver at Clarksburg yes
terday. The injury is not serious
Captain @. G. Pierce of Rowlesburg
who had contemplated locating at
Grafton has changed his plans and
will go to either Marlinton or Parsons
to practice his profession.
DR.. and Mrs. David Holt who have
been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Vance have returned
TO their home In Baltimore. They
went on Monday afternoon.
/. G. Ralphsnider who is well
known here will leave in few days
for Colorado and Washington where
he has extensive mining interests.
Next May he will head an expedition
to Cape Nome to begin mining opera
tions.
Captain and Mrs. j w. Edgell of
Uniontown who were formerly sta
toned here have been ordered to-
proceed to Toledo, Ohio, and will
leave on Wednesday for that place
William L. Harvey Of Point Mar
ion has sold his interest in the new
Farmers & Merchants bank at that
place in order te devote his entire
attention to the glass business in
which he is also heavily interested
ALL mems suits and overcoats at
greatly reduced prices at Hirschmans.
A GREAT deal of work will be done
the present year in street improve
ments and putting down side walks
along new streets.
THE sale OF the Hilarity attracted
a great deal of attention and the price
paid was a good round one. The price
paid for the land in the first place was
$3.50. In few years it has advanced
wonderfully in value.
MUNICIPAL hall dancing class be-
gins its winter term this Tuesday
evening Beginning class 6:30 to 4.
30. Advanced class 1870 TO $3.50.
Program dance Friday evenings $3.50
Admission IS cents. Ten lessons
SO. 90.
JANUARY has been giving us some
very fine winter weather but the alb
sence Of snow is bothering some peo
pie. However the wheat is said to be
unframed yet and we can bear the
ills that have come on account of the
lack Of snow If there is nothing hurt
by it.
THE meeting at the M p church
continues. Last night Rev. p Il.
Conway preached a very earnest and
effective sermon from the text "That
ye might be filled with all the fulness
of God" The attendance was good
and much interest manifested. Ser
vices every night this week beginning
at 1870.
Miss Copenhaver has sued Chas.
Baker for SIS, 900 for breach Of prom
Use. Both the parties are prominent
in the social circles OF Beverly The
preparations for the wedding had all
been made, the invitations had been
issued and day or so before the
event was to be solemnized Miss
Copenhaver received a curt note
from Baker stating chat he would
not marry her. No reasons for the
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