Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-25
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent Pespl
Where they are and How they are.

w. II. DduulSteI dFT1Neu lfOtu
Fostoria this morning.
Willard Sisler has gone to Stew
artstown where he was called by the
serious illness OF his father G.. w.
Sisler. We hope that Mr.. Sisler
may soon recover from his sickness
which has afflicted him for week
or more.
II. c. Poster has been i'll for a
week with grip. His daughter Ellie
of Fairmont, is here to attend to him
in his illness.
A. E. Lazier is building a new
house in South Morgantown
Miss Mollie Glasseock has re-
turned here after a short visit to
her home at Arnettsville.
Mr.. George Semans was indis-
posed for several days recently.
Miss Elite Cox, of South Morgan
town, is quick sick. She had been
i'll for several weeks and had gotten
better when relapse was exper
fenced and her condition is now SER
ious. We hope that she may recov-
err speedily.
Rev. j. G. Berrian has returned to
Steubenville after spending few days
here the guest Of Rev. l. A. Barnes of
Sunnyside.
l. c. Ralphsnyder, of Kingwood,
was in town to-day.
Major j. L. Keener has returned
from Pittsburg where he has been to
buy number of cattle for his meat
market. While there he purchased a
fine lot.
THE bridge over Falling run which
was damaged by the severe wind on
Saturday night has been fixed. 1t
was put back in place and the guy
wire which had parted was replaced.
ED Mayors, Of Fairmont, gave a de-
lightful either solo in chapel this
morning which was greatly enjoyed
by the students. The president an
nounced that on account of some
kissing which had recently been done
in chapel the faculty had decided to
MARRIAGE licences have been is
sued to Peter NJ Broadwater 81, and
Ola Ammons Is, both of Richie
county and to Norman f. Boyd SO,
and Carrie L. Fleming 25, both Of this
county. This brings the number for
this month up to six. For the same
time last year the number issued was
thirteen.
AT the last annual meeting of
Hoffman Post No. 50, G. A. r., the
following officers were elected FOR
the ensuing year: j. S. Watson, re
elected Commander; S. V. c.; j. T.
Summers, j. V. c.; II. B. Lazier, Sur
geon; O. P. Jolliffe, Chaplain; Geo.
Barb, Adjutant; w. /. Protzman, @.
NJ; S. R. Irwin, O. D.; A. j. Koontz,
O. G.
THE Pontiac, Illinois, Observer of
January 2lst, says: Monday the
well known attorneys, Mr.. R. S. Nc
Ilduff and Mr.. T. F. Yost, formed
a legal partnership. Mr. McIlduff
has been in active practice for over
twenty years and has probably as
extensive acquaintance in this coun-
ty and out Of it as any man at the
bar. He has been successful as a
practitioner and finds his service in
demand by litigants to such an ex-
tent that it is impossible to transact
all the business which comes to him.
Dir. i est, his new partner, is young
lawyer OF brilliant attainments and
high education. He goes into the
firm, not as tyro in business and
not without most enviable reputa-
ton, having laid the foundation by
obtaining a well earned law as
well as university degree from the
University of his native state, West
Virginia. He was city attorney for
two years and achieved a success in
the management of the city's inter
est in several most difficult cases.
He brings to the new firm capaci-
ty for labor and knowledge oflaw.
The hungry man should drop in
at 5. V. Thompson's new restaurant.
Everything first class. Lunches at
all hours.
MANY people are still using the
bridge over falling run. although it is
in constant danger of falling down
with them and seriously injuring
them. They look at the matter in the
same way as Will Gilmore who, after
oil hi u L. L..