The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-11
ABOUT Our FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where theY are and How they are.


Mrs. 7. r. Evans who has been III
for ten days past is better.
J. P. Wolf has gone to Baltimore
to buy stock of goods and viii be
back soon.
Miss Lively of Weston has returned
home after visit to her brother who
is student here.
Miss Lucy Wood who has the fever
is getting along very well and win not
have very severe attack.
T. B. Williams is back from a trip
Of several days to Pittsburg on bust
ness.
E. C. Frame has gone to Charleston
here he will be during the session OF
the legislature.
Judge and Mrs. NJ. ii. Dent have
returned home after short stay in
Morgantown visiting relatives.
Mrs. W.K.Given and little daugh-
ter Marion have returned from a
pleasant visit at their old home in
Pittsburg.
Harry Google has returned to his
duties on the pipe line after being
called here to attend the funeral OF
his grandmother.
John Harvey has come home TO
spend few days He has been with
the Standard Oil Company for some
time as time keeper.
James johnson has returned to his
duties at Parkersburg after spending
several weeks with his parents here
Judge and Mrs. Okey Johnson.
W. L. Wharton has reached Fol
som. New Mexico, after a short. stay
at Trinidad where there is quite a
colony of Morgantown people.
John c. Price who was formerly a
member of the county court was in
town on Thursday afternoon for u
short time.
Miss Ferris, of Ottawa, Illinois has
been the guest of Miss Skinner for the
past two days. They spent the holt
days together in Washington.
Mrs. Ernest Hayes has been quite
Ill from neuralgia for two weeks past
but is improving somewhat at this
time.
M. T. Sisler of the Bank OF the
Monongahela Valley has been i'll for
nearly week past from grip. He is
reported better.
Student Maynard, a member of the
Senior Law class and one of the most
popular students In school is very sick
with typhoid fever. A Wheeling
nurse has been sent for.
A. N. Thompson has gone to
Charleston where he expects to at
tend the session of the legislature
during the most exciting and inter
esting session ever held in the state.
DR.. James p. Fitch has returned
from PittsDurg and has gone to
Charleston where he will witness the
grand doings that are going on down
there.
George Brown, of Halleck, has
been staying in the Novelty store as
clerk for week orxmore and will be
in the postoffice for few days help
ing the force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Davis, of
Vaudeville, have gone to Orion and
Chicago to visit their daughter and
sou. They will be absent about a
month and will no doubt have q pleas
ant visit.
Clarence Kinkaid has just gotten
over an attack of fever and now he
is seized with grip. However the
last attack is not serious and moth
ing is expected to result from it ex-
cept some Inconvenience.
Dir. George M. Joseph is back
from Charleston where he has been
on business connected with the ma
tional guard. An examination was
held there to pass on several officers
who desired to be promoted.
Ben Stein of Beechurst has made
another of the frames for which he is
noted. This frame has four hundred
and forty four pieces In its make up
and was cut out with pen knife.
The frame is In Millers window for
the inspection of the public.
S. M. Hoff of the University has
gone to Richie county where he will
give bond for the faithful performance
of the duties of the Office of county
superintendent OF free schools to
which he was elected at the last cleo
ton.
Delegate E. M. Grant has left here
for Charleston where he will sit as a
representative of Monongalia coun-
ty. He will watch our interests and
in case there is anything loose down
there that would help US he will get
it and bring it home.
DIR. J. p. Fitch and I. b. Williams
have gone to Pittsburg on business
trip and will return in few days.
DR.. Fitch will leave on Sunday for
Charleston where he will remain
during the session of the legislature