The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-10-28
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
How They are and Where They are.

Joe Ludes has returned from a
visit to several Ohio towns.
Mrs. Earl H. Smith who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Joseph HI.
Mills has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wade and Miss
Alice Fox, of Mount Morris, were in
the city Monday on short visit.
Mott Wyant, of Anderson, Indiana,
who is contractor for the new glass
house at Randall, is in the city look
ing after his contract.
Of. B. Clayton who has been princi-
pal of the Evansville schools at Fair
mont has resigned in order to become
mail carrier.
H. D. Carroll of Preston county ex-
poets to move here soon with his fam
| lily. He comes here in order to edu-
cate his children.
Newton Dawson, SIS. Dusenbcrry,
John Overfeld and several others
have gone to the mountains to spend
several days hunting. They left on
Monday evening.
r. r. Comstock, of New York, ar
chitect for the new M. E. Church, and
S. W. Westenhaver, of Martinsburg,
contractor for the building, are both
here looking after the work on the
building.
T.J. Colebank and Nelson Shaffer,
of Stewartstown, and M. E. Robin
son, of Morgantown have returned
from Winchester where they have
been to attend the reunion of the
Riggold and McNeips Rangers. The
two organic atoms which used to be
scrapplng every time they got TO-
gether now have big times together
and everything is lovely.
Mrs. Earl Smith, of Fairmont. is
here the guest Of Mrs. Jos. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ham, OF
Mount Morris, spent Saturday and
Sunday in town with friends.
DR.. A. M. Buchanan went to
Pittsburg this morning to look after
some business matters.
Charlie Steele returned Sunday from
Buckhannon, where he was an usher
at the Hooker Withers wedding, We'd
nesday.
George Wood has been at Manning
tou looking after the oil interests OF
the Freeland Oil Company in which
he is interested.
Tom Smith has left the University
and accepted position in the office OF
Brady brothers, engineers and archi-
tects, at Fairmont.
Robert Black and John McGill
returned Sunday evening from their
homes in Pennsylvania, where they
spent Saturday and Sunday.
A. G. McChesney is quite sick at
his home on ounnyside. He has
been confined TO bis bed for a couple
of months and does not improve as
his friends hoped.
A. Q. Fulmer, has returned from
Elkins. He was in the crowd on the
station platform at the time of the
explosion of the eugine which killed
five people few days ago.
Ed B. Kenna, who was with the
Milwaukee base ball team all lsst
summer, has gone to Georgetown tc
help coach the foot ball team for q
few weeks. He was formerly a
member of the eleven there.
Miss Ada Colbert, well known
University student, has been called &c
| her home by the serious illness of bel
father. He is suffering from an at
tack of typhoid. fever, and having pre-
viously had stroke or two of paraly-
sis, his condition causes grave alarm.
Mr.. and MIS- George Cooun return
ed home yesterday from Huntington
where they had been to attend the
Yeager-Harvey wedding. They had
a very pleasant trip.
Geo. W. Jenkins and wife, of Fair.
chance, were here yesterday to bring
launt Nancy Aruett up and to see theil
friends. They have many friends here
who are always glad to see them.
Rev. Ira Wallace will take forma'
fare yell of his flock tomorrow and
all members of his congregation
will be out to attend the services
Mr.. Wallace leaves here the first 0.
the week to go to Verona and New
Kensington where he has accepted {
call to preach.
| Harry Kiger, B. & 0. railroad con
lductor, we hear is an applicant for
position at the Fairmont Fire Depart
ment. Kiger has already reputation
for lighting fire, and the COMMITTEES
would make no mistake in securing
his services, If the city wants thu
services Of good reliable man thel
should employ Harry Kiger. Fair
mont Times.