Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-11-28
ABOUT oug FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are aud How they are.

where they are aud How they are.
r. Meredith of the Canton Bridge
Company is in town on business.
John Shisler is back from Pittsburg
where he spent several days last week
A. L. Bronson of Chicago is at the
Peabody and is very sick with pneu-
monia and other complications.
Mr.. James Henderson, of Mt. Morris
was here on Saturday. Mr.. Hender-
son is one of our solid men.
Leona Martin little daughter Of
Mrs. Ewing Martin Of Sunnyside has
pneumonia and is quite sick.
Miss Name Hoard has returned
home after spending several days
here visiting friends.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong who I'M
proved the holidays by working in
the Carnegie library at Plttsburg is
back at home.
Miss Winnie South and her friends
the Misses Mason who spent several
days here with her have returned to
Fairmont
Mr. A. f. Lawhead is suffering
from a slight stroke of paralysis.
He is not confined to his bed and his
friends hope to see him fully reeov-
cred soon again.
Messrs. Cox q Baker are back
from Pittsburg where they spent the
greater part of last week looking af-
ter legal interests in large suit
which is on down there.
Miss Francis M. Leech who has
spent several days at home has re-
turned to Pittsburg where she is at
tending school. She is a member of
the Junior class of the institution
which she attends.
Mr.. A. w. Brown, of the New
Cumberland Independent, has re-
turned to that place after spending
several days here visiting his wife
and children. The children are in
the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Peters have
returned to McKeesport after being
here for short time. They attend
ed the memorial services and were
the guests of Mrs. Peters, sister
Mrs. f. NJ. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ray McDermott
are at. Mr. VIM Pride's having been
called here by the death of their lit
tie daughter, Lille which sad event
occurred at their home in Wood
county on Saturday.
Judge Hagans spent Sunday at
home resting from the arduous labors
Of conducting court at Fairmont in
which he was engaged last week. The
present session is TO be very impor-
tant one and will be a strain on his
strength which we hope will not prove
too severe for it.
Rev. J. L. McCutcheon who has
been sick ever since his return from
his vacation does not improve and on
the contrary grows worse. We hope
that the progress Of the disease may
be arrested before it grows more SER
ious. His pulpit has been occupied
by several ministers during his Illness.
DR.. P. B. Reynolds preached on Sun
day morning TO a large congregation.
w. B. Cornwell and James B.
Thompson who attended the Memori-
al services here on Sunday have re-
turned home. They were very much
pleased with the idea of the Univer-
sity holding such services and thought
that it would serve to draw the peo-
pie Of the section in which they lived
into still closer relationship with our
chief institution.
w. r. d. Dent of Taylor county
who is to be member Of the next
legislature from that county has re-
turned after stay here. He should
be very proud Of the showing which
he made in county which is ordinar-
lily so greatly opposed to him polite
ally and in which the personality
which the people of the county have
come to love so well carried him to
victory. He will make his mark as a
member OF the house and will do
much to redeem the state from the
ignominy which the last legislature
beQueathed to the commonwealth.
/ A private note from w. A. Mestre-
Eat says the 1st West Virginia will