Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-09-25
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

is down with an attack of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Jane Lazier has gone to Halle
wood TO visit Mrs. Marsilliott and
Mrs. Harper.
Mrs. S. B. Brown has gone to Pitts
burg TO do some shopping and will
be there for several days.
Miss Bert Jamison who lives near
the Pump Station on the West Side
is suffering from an attack of fever.
Miss Mabel Reynolds who has
been visiting Miss Laura Johnson,
in Tyler county is back at home
again.
Mrs. South and Mrs. Whitman
left on Monday morning for Pitts
burg where they go for stay of
several days.
Prot. A. L. Wade left on Monday
morning for Buckhannon. From
that place he will go to Parkersburg
to attend conference.
A n Thompson arrived on Sun
day evening from Atlantic City
where he has been during the season
at Hotel De Vile as night clerk.
DIR. Geo. NJ. Joseph has gone to
Kansas City where he went TO attend
the meeting of Army Surgeons to be
held in that city from the 9th to the
10Th.
u. S. Marshall Dan Jackson was an
arrival on Monday morning TO sum-
mon witnesses before the Federal
court on a number of cases from this
county.
Frank B. Bannister is hack from
stay of several weeks at Mount Glenn
ems. He thinks that it is the only
place and shows that it has done him
a lot of good.
Prof. and Mrs. Whitehill returned
on Saturday from Webster Springs
where they had spent some weeks.
Mrs. Whitehill is somewhat improved
from her stay there.
Will Cohens who has been i'll with
fever and who was recovering from it
has taken relapse and is very sick.
We hope that he may soon be out Of
danger from this source.
Miss Mary Lindsay returned last
week from a very pleasant visit in
Chicago and left this morning for
Forest Glenn where she will re-enter
the seminary for another year.
We have another article referring
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer's trip to New
foundland that will appear to-mor-
row. 1t is full of interesting infor-
nation and quite entertaining
We regret to note the very serious
illness of Hon. James Hare, of Eas-
ton. Though Mr. Hare is very sick
his many friends hope for his recov-
cry His ailment is heart disease.
E. G. Gerwig who is well known
here having been student at the
University was touched pretty hard
by thieves at Parkersburg few days
ago. He lost several diamonds be-
sides good amount of cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. TAFT and fam
lily are back from a months trip to
Canada to visit relatives. Mr.. TAFT
is native of that country and has
not been back at home for long
time
J. Scott McWhorter who is well
known here having been student
here for year or more and who is now
! located in Lewisburg for the practice
of law was recently married to his
cousin Miss McWhorter daughter of
Judge McWhorter.
Mrs. Jos. Moreland and daughter
Miss Nellie have gone to Pittsburg.
Mrs Moreland will be back at home
in few days and Miss Nellie will
go from there to Chicago where she
will enter Lewis Institute for six
months course of study.
Hon. w. G. Morley Of Kingwood has
been a distinguished visitor in town.
He states that there will be large
attendance from his place on Chad
wick day and went over with press
ing invitation for the band to come
over and help us whoop it up. He
thinks that they will come all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Morgan have
returned to Morgantown. They went
to Cumberland few days ago and
were married at that place. Mr.. Nor
gan is member of the firm Of Nor
gan and Gilmer painters and is well
respected by all who know him. His
wife was formerly resident of Ran
dolph county They will make their
home on Peasants street. Everyone
joins with US in extending congratu
| lations and best wishes to them.