Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-09-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Miss Russell McMurphy and her
brother Mr.. Jerome McMurphy have
returned from their summer vacation
Frank Chalfant, OF Atlantic City,
has been here for day or two past TO
yisith is mother and sisters. He will
return East tomorrow.
Hon. James Hare, of Easton, whose
illness has been mentioned heretofore
is still quite low. His friends are
somewhat alarmed at his condition.
Mrs. Russ Beall wife of the pro
prietor of the Hotel Brunswick at
Uniontown was a guest of Miss
Mary Semans leaving on Friday
morning for her home.
Lieutenant White did not get his
train for Wheeling in Fairmont yes
terday and had to wait until even
ing before he got away arriving in
Wheeling at nearly midnight
Russ d. Beall of Uniontown who
is wei! known here as ball player
has been commissioned as lieuten-
ant in the army and las accepted
the offer of the position.
Miss Florence Madison Sitter, the
new instructor on the violin in the
school of music, arrived yesterday
evening from New York and is at the
Peabody Hotel Miss Sitter comes
with the very highest recommends
tions.
Hon. Jas. G. McGrew, of Kingw God,
arrived here yesterday and will re-
main few days the guest of his son
Major w. G. McGrew. Mr.. McGrew
has many acauaintances and old
friends here who hold him in very
high esteem.
We regret to state That Mrs. Tough
wife of M. G. Tough of the senior
class at the University is not as well
as she has been. She was recovering
nicely from an attack Of fever and has
taken a slight relapse which has
brought a slight return of fever but
there are hopes that this will prove to
be but temporary attack. Mr..
Lough was formerly member of the
faculty at Fairmont.
Sergeant G. G. Jansen has re
turned from Wheeling where he has
been visiting. He is member of
the law class and will make fine
record there being very bright
young man. He was a member of
the 4th regiment OF IiAmunes during
the recent war. He has enlisted in
the 3lst but has an application in
for discharge and will likely get
it.
Prof. Armstrong of the University
will lecture before the meeting of
the Marion county Sunday School
Convention which will convene at
Colfax Ferry on the fifth and sixth
Of October. The people up there
may expect rare literary treat.
There is no man on the faculty who
is better able to entertain and in
struct the workers in that field of
work more than the genial professor.
Howard Grassland returned to his
uOulC III NEW lIdfCD ulDuudy lIOuI a
two weeks stay in New York. While
there he had a large tumor removed
from his neck by DR.. Lincoln. The
tumor had been there for 20 years and
had become deep seated. The opera
tion required two and one half hours
during which time two surgeons were
busy. Grassland has entirely recover
ed and will start next week to resume
his studies at the University of West
Virginia and also manage the foot
ball team at that place. -Connellsville
News.
Mrs. w. B. Stevens of Columbus
Ohio stopped off here on Thursday
afternoon on her way to Pittsburg
She will be remembered by many of
our people as she was Miss Adelina
Morgan before her marriage. She
remained here over night leaving on
the morning train for Pittsburg
where she will join her husband and
they will go to some point in Penn
sylvania for her health she being af-
fected with asthma. Mrs. Stevens
had a fine daughter with her and
had named it Virginia in honor of
her old home
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRAZER are very