Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-05
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Mayne Dawson Is back from a
short trip to Fairmont.
DR.. G. M. Joseph has returned from
Moutain Lake where he has been for
the past two months.
Mrs. Charles McLane has gone TO
Steubenville, Ohio, where she will
visit her son Joseph.
L. Y. Keek has gone to Parkers-
burg and will be away for several
days on legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. Laishlev Weaver, of
Toledo, Ohio, are visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Weaver, on
North Spruce street.
Mrs. Buchanan, Miss Mary and
Joe have returned from a visit to
their old home in Beaver, Pa. Joe
drove back through the country.
Tom Staggers who has been at
Grafton for number of years is
here at his old home and is very Ill.
His chance for recovery is not re-
garded as very good
B. Fl. MADEIRA who has been on
Cheat for some time has come in and
Walter has taken his place. Mrs
Walter MADEIRA is also over Cheat
and will be there indefinitely.
A. A. Rogers, the popular pho
tographer is absent on short trip
and will be back in Morgantown
and ready to meet his customers by
the last of the week.
Judge NJ. Fl. Dent of the Supreme
court is visiting his relatives in this
county. This is his native county and
his large number OF friends are glad to
see him.
Dale Grant does not improve as fast
as his friends would like to see him
get well and it will be a long time be.
fore he regains his lost strength and
vigor
Captain S. w Hare has gone to
Cincinnati where he will spend the
week as a participant in the encamp-
ment of the g. A. r. which is going
on there now. His wife accompanied
him.
Miss Winnie South has gone to
Falrmont where she will enter into
the duties of a position in the Nor
NAL School to which she was elected
at the late meeting of the board of
regents of the institution.
/ Will Naret has returned from
Preston county where he. has been
all summer employed on the farm
over there which the Experiment
Station has been using for lot of
experimental work.
Lewis Lemley while on his way
to the camp meeting yesterday had
fine horse to lie down in the road
and die. The sickness of the ami
NAL was sudden and it's nature is
not well understood. Mr.. Lemley
lives near Charlotte this county.
Oscar Gregg is able to be out not
withstanding the serious accident that
he met with last week. His nose
gives him some uneasiness and is still
quite sore as may have been expected
but he will be all right in short time
much sooner than was at first antici-
pated.
Miss Mary Semans has cone east
to visit the largest and best Of the
eastern millinery establishments and
will lay in the best and most I'D to
date stock Of millinery ever brought
to Morgantown. The opening of Fall
stock will he arranged for later and
it will be a revelation even for this
place of elegant displays
Mrs. I. n. Lucas has gone to
Smithield where she was called by
a telegram announcing that the fu-
neral Of her uncle Jacob Ruble
would he held to-day. This was the
first intimation that she had of his
serious illness and she of course was
very much surprised and shocked at
it.
Mrs. w. G. McGrew is much better
and the indications are that the worst
has been passed in the attack Of fever
which she now has. Time is the only
thing that is required to restore her to
her usual health and strength.
Prompt and efficient measures taken
at the very outset of the attack is re-
sponsle for the favorable conclusion to
it.
Col. Smith, of tle Index at Fair
mont, who is now with the first reg
iment at Knoxville, expects soon to
be discharged from the service in
order to return to his business in