Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-07

Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Aow They are and Where The are

Hon. Geo. G Sturgiss has gone TO
Pttsburg en- business trip.
Mrs. w. D. Chadwick has returned
10 her home 10 Washington.
Miss Charlotte Williams a well
known lady OF Mt Morris was visi-
tor here on Saturday.
Mr. w. Fl. West was one OF the
prominent citizens of Clinton who was
here on Saturday.
Col. ]. C. Frazer made the address
before the Elks lodge Of Conneilsvilie
yesterday and conducted the exercises
Mrs. Alfred Frost returned to her
home in Brownsville to-day after ten
days visit with friends here,
Dean Wrlghtson will 90 10 Wash
ington on Wednesday for a brief rest
and to visit friends for few days.
James r. Barnes and George L.
Hibbs were prominent coal men from
Uniontown here Saturday.
Ben Hornor, the Fairmont engineer
has been in the city for short visit.
He returned to that city Sunday.
Miss Nora b. Hogue Of Fairmont.
was guest at the Peabody hotel here
Sunday.
Rev. Jesse S. Hall who has been To-
Gated at Cadiz, Ohio, for some time
past has joined his brother here and
will make Morgan town his home.
Bert NJ. Laughed who is in charge
OF the tunnel on the Core farm at
Mooresville, spent Sunday at his home
IN town.
S. f. Glasscock returned Saturday
afternoon from Fairmont where he
had been on business before the cir
cult court.
W. G. Meyer of Wheeling was
here to spend Sunday with his wife
who is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Katharine Donley.
Miss Addle Snyder went to Nor
| gantown Saturday to spend Sunday
at her home there.-Uniontown
| Standard.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthews
are here on a visit to Mrs. Matthews
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George w.
! Semans.
Mrs. Frank st Clair will entertain
the Married Ladies Whist Club this
evening in honor Of her sister, Mrs.
Proctor, of Pittsburg.
Adam Bower has been suffering Sc
verely for several weeks from rheuma-
tism but is gradully getting better.
Sixty members OF the Elks lodge went
to visit him yesterday.
Sweeney Fleming and 1usca Morris
of Fairmont, were here to attend the
| TN. e. initiation and banquet Satur-
day night. Both returned to their
home Sunday.
Everett Moore, former Univer-
sity student now employed by the
Fairmont Coal company at Fair
mont was in town Saturday night
to attend the I. n. E. initiation and
banquet.
Hon. John ID. Anderson, of Mich.
olas county, left for his home yes
terday alter spending several weeks
here with his son, who is recovering
from an att ack of typhoid fever
Mr.. Anderson also was i'll but was
much better when be left yesterday
Miss Nell Harrison, of Somerset,
Pa, who came to this city few
days ago to attend the White Bright
we'll wedding, is now the guest of Mrs
J. II. Mills. Miss Chatfield, Of Pitts
burg is still the guest Of Miss Edith
White and will remain here severa
days. All the other out of towr
guests at the wedding have gone t.
their homes.
A writer in the Connellsville Gour
Ter speaking of railroad men has thi:
to say of we'll known engineer
There's familiar face seen daily or
the line of the B. & O. The ownerUi
1t is George Mccartney. For many
years from morn till night. he hat
handled the lever on what Is known
as 'sPorter'sn train. He is Just a
home in his cab, rugged out with hi
blue blouse and greasy overalls. Fo
the trusty engineer can not look as j
he had just been dumped out of /
band box. His hand is steady ant
his lookout bright. George coult
hardly calculate the number Of time
he has wheeled his engine safely oil
the up ana down grades peculiar T.
the Fayette county branch.