Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-03-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine Mt People
Where theY are and How flley are.

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| DR.. Charles Nesbitt, OF Fairmont,
was in town on Wednesday looking
after some professional business.
Mr.. A. J, Frum, of Little Falls,
/ accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Alice, was in town on Thursday.
Mrs. S. B. Brown has gone to King
wood to visit relatives and will be
away for several days.
Mrs. L. G. Smith of Wheeling will
leave. for her home this evening after
spending several weeks here visiting
her parents.
Mrs. w, 2. Wiley left on Thursday
for Baltimore where she will spend
some time visiting her son, DR.. Vain
Wiley
Mrs. O'Kelly who has been sick for
some time is we are glad to learn inn
proving considerably and the rnalady
will soon leave her entirely.
| Will Hartman has been placed in
charge of the room in the public
school left unattended to by the ILL
ness of Miss Kunkle.
Hon. John ]. Brown who has been
i'll for some time is we are glad to
learn about recovered from the at
tack. The report that Guy was sick
is without foundation.
Mrs. H. r. Whitehill, of Anacon-
da, Montana, who has been here for
several days visiting Prof. and Mrs.
A. r. Whitehill has gone to Wash
ington, Pa, to visit her father before
her return home
Lieutenant G. A. Osborn has re.
turned to Clarksburg after stay here
of several days. He will of course re-
turn often and his many friends here
will always be glad to see him. He
will probably go into partnership with
his brother in the Machine Shop es-
tablished by their father.
D. R. Tappan of the c. D. and p.
telephone company is in town di-
.,ecting number of improvements
to be made about town in the com
panys business. A number of new
phones are to be put in No work
Of this kind has been done here for
several weeks owing to the inclem-
ency of the weather.
Miss Olive Pierce has nearly re-
covered from an attack of pheumon-
la which at one time was very ser
ious She left at noon Thursday for
Washington where she goes in the
hope that the milder climate will
prove beneficial and that she may
soon be restored to complete health
We hope that the wish may be graf
flied.
| DIR. j. w. Hickman, town treas
ured of Davis, IS $1,47250 short in
his accounts and his bondsmen will
likely have to pay it though they
will take the case to the courts DR.
Hickman, who is an ex confederate
soldier, came to Davis from Hamp-
shire county number Of years ago,
and has several times held the posi-
ton of town treasurer.
F. M. Dawson has taken charge of
the Athens cigar company store and
will be glad to have all his friends
call on him when in need of anything
in the way of tobacco or smoking
goods. His line of cigars, tobies,
lipes and everything to be found in
a first class cigar store is unexcelled
in the city and it will be to your adj
vantage to call and look over the
stock before purchasing.
Mrs. George Philips, wife of a
prominent merchant of ST. George.
Tucker county, died recently under
peculiar circumstances. She had
been complaining for some days,
and suddenly developed symptoms
of insanity. She twice tried to
drown herself in Cheat river, but
was unsuccessful. About three
weeks ago she refused to eat or
drink thing and literally starved
herself to death, having taken no
food or drink for 16 days.