Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine MT People
Where they are and How they are.

w. ii. COnaWay was a talrmonU at
torney who was here today on legal
business.
Mr.. A. L. Lowrie of Pittsburg has
been here for some days looking after
his oil interests.
Sergeant st. Clair of the University,
has gone to Pittsburg for several days
on pleasure trip.
Mrs. Moorhead and Misses Jessie
Moorhead and Blanche Wood have re-
turned from a delightful stay at
Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Anna Richards after spending
several weeks visiting her sister Miss
Emma Protzman has returned to her
home at Springfield Mass.
Carl Waters a son of D. B. Waters
OF Sunnyside who had fever is much
better and will in a short time be
able to be out again.
Mrs. + X. O'Kelly who has been
away from Morgantown for some time
visiting in Maryland and Fairmont
has returned home
Mr. t. t. Sansbury OF Cumber-
land has been here for day or so
visiting his son George who is in the
office of Architect Elmer F. Jacobs.
w. S. Horror is at his home in
Granville after an absence of two years.
We learn that Walter has been pros
rering nicely while away.
J. X. Durr. the famous res
taurateur, Of Pittsburgh, came up
by boat yesterday to see his numerous
Morgantown friends and look at his
Greene County farm while en- route.
Rev. A. M. Buchanan is back from
visit to his old home at Beaver Pa.
The rest OF the family who are also
there will return to Morgantown to-
morrow.
Director Stewart and Prof. Hite of
the experiment station have returned
from visit TO the eastern panhandle
looking after the interests OF the sta
tion
Victor Cameron will leave this
evening for Baltimore where he will
re-enter the Baltimore Medical College
for the last year of his course. He
will graduate next Spring.
Cyrus Fife who has fever we are
sorry to say is in very dangerous
condition and his friends are alarmed
over his prospects for recovery. We
hope that their fears are not well
founded.
Mr. Halle Mckinley and sister
who were visiting Mr.. Eliza Jollitfe's
family have gone to Fairmont to
spend few days with friends be
fore returning to their home in
Pennsylvania.
M. e. German has gone to Ben
wood where he will open the term of
school for the ensuing year on next
Monday. He has been meeting with
great success in his school and we
hope that it will continue to respond
to his efforts.
Oscar Gregg who was so badly injur-
ed yesterday by being kicked by a horse
passed very easy night for the condi-
tion that he was in and Is better to-
day than it was thought that he would
be. Very little Inflammation and swell
ling have followed the wounds which
is a very good sign.
LLOYD Friend came in on Thurs
day afternoon to see his many
friends here on his way to point
further north. He has resigned his
position at Montgomery in the
branch of the University and will
90 to school this whit It the Ohio
Wesleyan University. at Delaware
He will study English particularly
and will take the A. NJ. degree.
The three personals following are
from the Oakland Republican,:
Miss Ella Carrot Morgantown, w
Va, spent two or three days this week
as the guest of Mrs. Chris Felty.
Col. A. G. Sturgiss and Mr.. John
O. Michael will leave on Saturday for
Cincinnati where they will attend the
23d annual reunion Of the old soldiers,
Mr.. HI. Allen Ison, wife and daugh-
ter, who have teen in Oakland for two
or three weeks visiting relatives, re-
turned to Washington yesterday.
W0rkmen Suffer From Heat.
The hot weather for the last few