Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-24
ABOUT OK FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine MT People
Whei they are aud How they are.

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Z. B. Stewart is back from Mar
tinsbnrg where he had been for few
days on a visit.
5. z. Boyd, of Uniontown, was in
town on Saturday evening returning
home on Sunday.
G. H. Beall, OF Uniontown, The
postmaster of that place spent Sun
day in this place.
Dr. p. b. Reynolds has gone to
Pennington and other points for a
visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hayes have
returned from brief to trip to Nc
keesport and Pittsburg.
DIR. H. b. Lazier has improved
somewhat. He is able TO walk for
short distance on the street.
Miss Lillian Boyers has returned
to sunnyside after visit Of two
months to her parents at Randall
NJ. II. We'll left on Monday morn
ing for Parkersburg where he will
spend several days visiting rela-
tives.s
Bert Laughed has gone back to
McKeesport after spending several
days here visiting his parents in
South Morgantown.
Director Stewart of the Experiment
Station has gone To the southern end
of the state on business and will be
absent for several days.
Dr. w. l.. McLlane of West Union
was in our town Friday of last week
having his eyes treated by DR.. Hard
man. Grafton Leader.
DR.. Ruhl of Fairmont who was re-
Gently elected to place in the medi
cal department of the University is in
town on professional business.
Hon. Jno. J. Brown has about
recovered from his longillness of ap
pearance among his friends in town
as usual and all are glad to see him.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. McVicker has gone to
Baltimore where she Will select her
stock of summer millinery in prepare
ton for the opening which Is to take
place soon.
Guy Wiley is back from Cumber-
land where he has been with j. w
Paul on mine survey in which the
latter was interested as state mine
inspector.
Miss Lieu Baker who was recently
here to visit her father has been sick
ever since her return to Pittsburg but
4 she is somewhat better now and will
be all right again in few days.
/ Squire Geo. M. Reay who has been
suffering for some time from a stroke
of paralysis has SO far recovered Dha t
he can walk out some. His many
friends will be pleased to learn this.
Mrs. f. X. O'Kelly who was so i'll
during the past winter and spring has
improved very greatly and can go out
walking. We trust the genial spring
air will completely restore the good
+ lady.
Prof. d. NJ. Willis has returned
from his home in Harrison county
where he had taken his brother who
had had an attack OF fever. The lat
ter was sick for about six weeks but
has recovered far enough to go home
where he will remain until he has re-
covered from the attack.
Rev. }. w. Francis and wife ar
rived in their new home at Evanston,
Illinois. today where Mr Francis
becomes pastor q ii large church.
They will ne the guests Of friends
there for short time until their
home is ready tor them Their old
congregation at Riehand Center
parted with them VERY reluctantly.
Miss Emma Boughner was trans
ferred April LIST from the Postoffice
Department register at Washington,
under the civil service, to an addition
al clerkship in the Parkersburg Post.
office. In six months she will be
transferred TO the Naval Library at
Washington. -Fairmont West Vlr-
ginian.
Col. and Mrs. Casteel are here to
visit Mrs. Casteel's father Mr.. James
&. Wallace. This is the first visit of
| the Colonel to Morgantown since the
mastering out of the Second regiment
/ which made such Inc record under
his command. The regiment is uni
versally praised and much of this is
due to the efforts Of its commander.
Rev. w. A.. j. PHILLIPS, of Little
Rock, Arkansas, is here the guest Of
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