Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-11
AB0s + OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine Mt People
Where theY are aud How they are.

her home at the foot of Walnut street
suffering from an attack of fever.
Mrs. Albert Powell, a well known
i4dy of Greenmont is very i'll, with
strong SYMPTOMS of fever.
Mrs Mary Lemasters, of Fair
mont, was recent visitor to Miss
Winnie South on Sunnyside.
Earl Smith, Of Fairmont, spent
Sunday in town. He was aceompa-
MED by w. II. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E.Pelton, ofBelle-
vernon, Pa, and Mrs. Reddick and
daughter of Mars, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery and will
be here for a week or more.
Hon. Jno. E. Price, clerk Of the
county, is at his desk again after an
absence of several days on account of
illness.
@. w. Johnson, an aiumnus of the
University from Martinsburg, has
gone home after being in town over
Sunday.
Prof T. c. Miller spent Sunday
with hi family in Fairmont and is
back again at his post in the Uni
versity.
Col. James Frazer has returned
from a visit to Deer Park where he
went to meet John t. McGraw on
business.
Mr. Lawrence Hennen and wife, of
Fairmont, were the guests of Mrs.
W. A. Mestrezat Saturday and Sun
day.
A. w. Jones the popular paper
dealer and little Carleton Shaffer
have returned from brief trip to
Piedmont
Mr.. Frank Caples will go to Eos
toria this week to spend a few days
and will be accompanied home by
Mrs. Caples and little daughter who
have been there for some time.
John Hoffman has returned from
Fairmont where he had been to
whistle for record in phono-
graph. This will be used by Guy
Bros. MINISTRIES.
John Shisler has come in from
Cheat where he has been for couple
of weeks and will leave this after
noon Or tomorrow for Pittsburg for
two weeks stay
NJ. H. We'll has gone to his old
nome in Martinsburg for a brief
stay and will go from there to New
York to make his selections for the
fall trade.
Fred Davis and Jesse Turner are
back after weeks absence during
which they visited a number of
towns in the state and played with
various bands. They are both fine
musicians and their services are in
great demand among those who
know good thing when they see it.
Mr.. | Oppenheimer, of Philadel-
phia, has been here for. a
week past, the guest of his son Ben,
Of Hirschman's store. Mr. Open
heimer is IS years of age but is hale
and hearty and a very interesting gen.
tlemen. He is an old Philadelphia
merchant who recently retired from
business.
Prof Neill, of O. w. U. who was
to have been here this summer as
professor of elocution has gone home.
He was disappointed in the number
of students in attendance on the
session and concluded that there
would be no profit in remaining. We
are sorry that he did not stay as he
is certainly a fine man and one of
the best teachers in the country.
Lewis Levine has received the
snakes skin which he recently sent
to Pittsburg and will have it made
into belt. 1t is the one that was
taken from the big snake which was
brought to town some time ago by
George Shafer. The skin is nearly
or quite five feet long and will make
a beautiful and unique belt.
James Hogue and wife, of South
Morgantown, were summoned to
Grafton on Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Hogue's brother
Harry Frazier who was locomotive
fireman and who was killed in the
wreck on Saturday. On the previous
Saturday Mrs. Harry Debolt, Of
South Morgantown, was called to
Fairmont on exactly the same errand
her brother William Adams also