Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

C. McGrew is suffering from rather
severe attack of typhoid fever.
/ Prof. B. H. Hite of the Expert
ment Station has returned from
Wheeling where he spent Sunday
Hon. Geo. c. Sturgiss left Satur-
day for Mt Lake Park to spend a
lew days
Mr. NJ. II We'll left yesterday for
Parkersburg. He viii return to Nor
gantown to morrow.
Messrs. Joseph L. Keener and
Will Hayes spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Mont Chateau hotel.
'.Dieky'' bannister, brother OF Mr..
f. B. Bannister is lying very i'll of
fever at Fairmont though he is
thought to be little better.
Mrs. +. l. Moore and Miss Susie
are expected here the latter part Of
this week TO visit friends. They
will be guests of Mrs. O. II Ollie.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gaddis have re-
turned to Uniontown after spending
! several weeks with Mrs. G's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Semans
George Hogue, the accommoda-
ting clerk at the Wallace House
has been sick for several days and
has been unable to attend to his du-
ties.
Miss Lizzie Sanders who has been
very i'll for ten days past at the resi-
dence of Samuel Hackney is holding
her own and her friends think there
is no doubt of her recovery.
Mr. w. L. Hagans, of Chicago,
will come to Morgantown in few
days to spend some time among his
friends. Every one will be glad to
have him.
Mr. Saul Thomas, one of the lead
ing citizens of Battelle was here
Saturday and yesterday. He was
accompanied by his little son and
they were guests at the Wallace
House.
Mr.. g. G. Marshall, of Uniontown,
one of the largest coal operators in
the Fayette region spent Sunday
here. Mr.. Marshall is also direc-
tor of the State Line Railroad. He
is very excellent gentleman.
Mrs. George Hayes and daughters
Isabelle and Camille will leave to
morrow for the Cheat Canyon Club
house, where they will spend one
week They will be accompanied
by Miss Sallie Knight, of Richmond,
Va.
4 F. II. Yost, of Amos, is visitor
here. He has come to tell his many
friends here good bye as he will
leave in a short time for the Unlver
sity of Nebraska where he will
coach the foot ball team during the
coming season. He has very flat
tering outlook and will start into the
season full of confidence in the re-
suit of the labor to be expended
Charles Hickman, of the Boston
team came up TO his home in Greene
county to visit his parents. He is
getting along very we'll in his pro-
fession and has every time that he
has been given a chance shown up
well. He has "a great many friends
here who are glad to see him get on
SO well and will watch his future
with much interest
G E. Mayors, of the Expositor Fair
mont, came in this morning on bust
ness and returned on the noon train
He aeports that the up river town in
ev-ry respect is on boom. The
survey for the street railroad is near
~ completed and the prospects for
its building grow better every day.
We are certainly glad that the indi-
cations are SO fiattering and hope
that the hopes Of our neighbor may
be realized
Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Lindemuth
closed their vacation on Monday
and went to Wheeling for few days
before going to their new field at
Akron, Ohio. Mr.. Lindemuth be-
gan his ministry at Moosic, Penn,
five years ago and was such u de-
voted, earnest worker that the First
Presbyterian Church at Akron, a
city of 10000 recently gave him a
unanimous call. This field is a
wide one and gives great opportuni
ties to a young minister that we ex-
pect Mr.. Lindemuth to improve.