The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25
+. n. Frum has recovered from an

+. n. Frum has recovered from an
attack Of grip.
Prot. Aldrich is prevented by H..
ness from attending TO his work at
the University. We hope that he may
soon recover
John c. Capehart left on the
morning train for Pittsburg and other
parts of Pennsylvania on a business
trip.
Win Bennett is quite sick at his
home on Chestnut street and has not
been able to attend to his duties at
the Second National for day or so.
Rev. Ross Ward came in -on Mon
day from Terra Alta. He reports
that he has been doing very fine work
since he has left Morgantown and
that his new field is full Of opportuni-
ties which have for the most part
been improved.
Mr.. John Steele has been here Wis
iting his brother George G. Steele for
several days.
d. r. Tappan Of Fairmont came in
on Thursday morning to look after
the telephone Interests in town.
A. p. Rominc has returned from
visit on business to his home in
Harrison county.
Miss Laura Wharton has been
sick for several days and the illness
has developed into fever.
w. Z. Glasscock has about recov-
cred from an attack of grip but he
has not ventured out much yet
Harry Sanders, of Vaudeville, who
is attending the University and liv-
ing in the Prof. Wade property has
fever.
Miss Minnie Price has returned
to Philadelphia after a visit of sew
eral months to relatives in this
county.
Professor L. G. Atkeson has re-
turned from stay of several days
in Ohio county on business connect
ed with the University.
W. j. Montgomery has removed
with his family from Warrington to
Morgantown. We are glad to vel
come them to the town.
Prof. Ellenberger is back from
Harrisburg where he was called last
week by the death of his father. He
has resumed bis work at the Univer-
sity.
Mr.. Armor Moreland, of Galesburg
Illinois has been here for several days
visiting his uncle Hon. Jos. Moreland.
He has returned home where he is a
member OF the bar.
Mrs. E. G.. Smith has returned to
Wheeling after an extended visit
here. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Dell Hennen who will
spend ten days in Wheeling.
Rex Jones, OF Sunnyside, who has
been very i'll with fever is now on
the road to recovery. He took re-
lapse on Sunday night and was in
very great danger for time but
that has passed now.
DR.. f. M. Turner and Prof. L. c.
Miller are Morgantown people who
have papers in the current number
of the West Virginia School Jour
nal on needed changes in the state
school law.
II. L. Swishcr is one of the many
who will turn their faces toward
Charleston In few days. He will go
down to watch. inc progress of the
balloting on United States senator
which begins on next Wednesday.
De Costa Smith has been taken
home to Clarksburg as he was get
ting sick and the doctor feared that
fever would develop. In case it
does not he will be back to school
as soon as he gets well.
Miss Virginia Wright and niece,
Virginia Lopez Of the Island, left
this morning for a months visit with
relatives in Morgantown.-W
Register They are the guests of Mrs.
d. f. Kidd and Mrs. S. B. Allen.
Mrs. N. Daniels, of Montgomery,
is here having been called by the
serious illness of law student j. w.
Daniels who is i'll at the Wallace
House. The young man is no better
to-day and very little hope is enter
tanned of his recovery.
Richard Smith who was injured
by the collapsing Of the roof of the
reservoir Tuesday night has very
bad leg on him. The ankle is frac
tured and the tendons Of three toes
are torn loose. 1t will be sometime
before he is able to use his limb as
he did before the accident Bert
Meeks is all right aside from swol-
len face and he is able to be out.