The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-09
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.

Dean Wrightsoa, who has been in
New York for several days witness
ing events in connection with the
coming Of Richard Strauss, is hack
at home and is enthusiastic over his
trip.
Mrs. Mary Evans OF Stewart Street
is visiting her sister Mrs. Margaret
Bayles who lives near lees Ferry. Mrs
Bayles is very sick and owing to her
advanced age (97 years. little hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
Jesse L. Knight has resigned as
night clerk OF the Hotel MADEIRA to
take effect next Tuesday. lie will go
to Warrington or Falrmont to accept
a similar position as he has an offer
from each place.
F. NJ. Lardin, of UpiontowD, spent
Sunday in the city with his friends.
Charlie Wayman was in FairmoBt
Saturday and Sunday on visit 20 his
home.
Mrs. f. A. Henncn has returned
from a short visit with friends in
Fairmont.
S. f. Glasscsck spent Sunday at the
home of his father, Daniel Glasscock,
at Arnettsvllle.l
G. W. Thompson, ). M. Black aud
June Arnett are we'll known Fair
monters who were Hotel Peabody
guests Sunday.
VIM. G. TAFT of the Federal Trust
Company has gone to Chicago 10
remain two or three weeks. His
friends wave him pleasant trip.
''Buck" Kenney, who was mem.
Der of the Varsity base ball team last
year, has signed with the Niles, Ohio
team for the season.
MIR. @. 0. MIKEL, whose eyes were
badly burned at the M. & X. shops
last week, is much better today, and
all indications are that his sight will
not be impaired by the scalds.
A. L. Demoss has been called 10
Clinton district by the serious Illness
OF mis- mother. He received the mes
sage Saturday which called him away,
but nothing has been learned here as
to Mrs. Demoss' condition since.
Eugene Curtis, the base ball player
who was member of the Varsity
team here two years ago, and whose
work with the Wheeling and Pitts
burg teams last season attracted SC
much attention, is in the city on a
G nj Isl IN 10 a ~ ri nd
S. G. Chadwick went to Pittsburg
this morning to atterd to some bust.
ness matters.
. essie Darrell of Uniontown has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. j
Poole near town.
Hon. E. NJ Grant has returned
from a visis to Fairmoni where be
had been on business
John Clear and family expect Il
move back to their old home on ths
Kingwood pike in the spring
G. L. Michael and G. d. Jenkins
OF the firm of jenkins and Michael
of Fairmont are kere this Afternoon
en- business.
Miss Grace Dering who has been IL
for several weeks is improving slowl,
aud seems fairly Oh the way to regain
her usual health.
George Bircher who has beer
teaching at Dorseys School hous'
has been kept out of the work fol
three weeks with measles.
Miss Martha Fleming has returned
to Fairmont after visit here Sh,
is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Olive
Fleming at that place.
Miss Edith Bennix Of Front stree
has been seriously i'll of typhoit
fever for several days and her friends
hope she may soon be on the road Il
recovery.
Hon. e. M. Grant was in Fairmon
Monday looking after some business
matters and canvassing the pclitica
situation in regard 10 the senator
ship.
Mrs. R. G. Berkeley viii leave to
morrow for New York to visit he
son DR.. VIM. Berkeley, her daughter
Miss Fanny Berkeley and other rela
tiyss and friends.