Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-11
ABOUT Our FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Where tney are ana HoW they are.
Commander Brown is about agail
after severe siege OF gout.
Miss Fannie Berkely is back from
Fairmont where she had been to Wis
it friends.
DIR. L. s Brock has gone to Pitts
burg on business and will be absent
several days.
r. r. Chrisman who is now located
at Monessen was at home on Sunda,
TO visit his family.
Sergeant st. Clair who has been aa-
well for a month or more has recover,
ed and is at his old post.
L. l.. Devault and c. Heston, tive
well known citizens of Opekiska, were
here on business Saturday.
Mrs. Tate who was recently visit
ing friends in Morgantown and
kingwood has returned TO her home
in Louisville.
Everyone who heard Prof. Arm.
strong's lecture on Sunday evening
speaks in the very highest terms OF
both the lecture and the lecturer.
Theo. Watson, of the Experiment
Station Staff has been quite i'll fol
several days past. While his trouble
Is not yet we'll defined it is feared be
has fever.
Prof. Armstrong has a splendid
reputation in Morgantown for hi.
talks and he added greatly TO 1t by thu
brilliant one he delivered at the Meth.
| odist church on Sunday night.
Judge Hagans came down from
Fairmont to spend Sunday at home
He has been holding court at Fair
mont since the first of last week and
is looking very well.
Jason Clark is back from Cameron
where he had been to attend the fune.
raj OF Mrs. Wolvlngton. Mrs. Clark
who was also there has gone to Wheel
ing and will not be at home for sew
eral days.
Miss Gertrude Hayes who has been
quite i'll for several days past resumed
her duties in the bank this morning
though still somewhat the worse fol-
her late attack. Everyone hopes &c
see her well very soon.
The many friends of Mrs. S. c.
Stewart and her daughter Mrs. Fox
will be pleased to hear that both are
improving. The latter is at Colorado
Springs, Colorado. We hope TO hear
of both getting steadily better
We are pleased to note the improve
ments in Mr.. p. II. Keck who has
been i'll for so long. He is better
than for some time, takes an interest
in what is going on in the world and
is especially glad to see his friends.
Mr.. James II. Rogers, one OF our
old citizens, was stricken with apo
plexy at an early hour this morning
and is In a very precarious condition.
He is still unconscious and his friends
have little hope that he will get much
better
Prof. P. B. Reynolds went to Fair
mont on Sunday and filled the pulpit
of the Baptist church. The congre-
CATION enjoyed the Doctors sermon
very much He is one OF the ablest
diyines in the state and Is in great
demand as IA preacher
Miss Blanche Meeks who has been
suffering for some time from an attack
of fever is recovering and will be out
again in short time. She has had
very serious time of it and her
friends rejoice to see such favorable
issue Of the attack,
Prot. Thos. Il Hodges occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
at Fairmont on Sunday. The pulpit
has been vacant for some time. Mr.
III. G. Stoetzer was called some time
ago and has accepted to take effect
on the first of January. He will
shortly move from Mooredale Pa, to
Fairmont and will preach bis first
sermon on the first Sunday in the
new year.
DIR. j. w. HartigaD has returned to
Baltimore after spending a few days
here visiting his family. He is the
head OF the premedlcal department at
the University and is on furlough I'M
til the first of July. He is recognized
by every man who is competent to
Judge as one of the leading men ia
his profession in the country and the
reputation that the premedical course
has hitherto enjoyed has been a splen-
did testimonial to his worth and abil.
ity.
The plan for the Old Maids con
yention continue to enlarge and the
affair will no tho oreafost tbing aye,