Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-27
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine MT People
Where they are and How they are.


DIR. and Mrs. Courtney have return
ed home from short stay in Pitts
burg.
Mrs. ID. f. Kidd was called to
Wheeling on Saturday by the serious
illness Of her sister Miss Ada Wright.
Miss Ida B. Lowman, who has been
visiting at her old home in Indiana,
Pa, has returned.
Jason Clark is around again after a
tussle with the grip that put him in
bed for more than week.
II. NJ. AInett is able to be about
again after weeks siege with the
grip in which the latter had the bet
ter of the argument.
Fred Mitchell of Belleyille is in
town greeting his numerous friends.
He will be here for several days.
Mrs. G. S. Jones of Westernport Nd.
is visiting her Son and daughter A. w.
Jones and Mrs. N. E. Shafer.
Miss Olive Pierce who has had
severe attack of pneumonia Is we are
glad to learn now on fair way to
complete recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Glasscock of
Chicago arrived on Monday morning
TO visit a number of relatives in the
county. They are now visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. Glasscock.
Charles Shank of Youngstown was
in town over Sunday. He is manager
of the coke works at that place and
will on the first of March take charge
OF the plant at Mammoth which is
the second largest works under the
control of II. g. Frick.
M. HI. We'll is back from New
York and other eastern cities where
he went to buy full line of spring
goods, On his way here he stopped
for several days at Martinsburg and
went to Parkersburg for short stay
ALSO
Mabel the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kennedy of the
Pump Station is very i'll with pneu-
monia and her father who is at
Moundsville has been sent for. He
did not arrive this morning but is ex-
pected this afternoon. We hope that
the child may recover.
Sam Jenkins of Grafton who is
known by many of our people here
has very severe attack of fever.
Henry NJ. Leps has gone there as has
also Mrs. John O. Vangilder. The
last reports of Jenkins were that he
was very sick man but was getting
along as well as could be expected.
Lieutenant G. A. Osborn of the
Clarksburg company is in Morgantown
greeting his many friends. He was a
member of the First and when it was
mustered out he went to New York
and Washington. TN the way to
New York the steamer on which he
had taken passage was caught In a
terrible storm and almost ship wreck
ed. The experiences of the trip were
very thrilling in every way.
Pratt the University catcher who
has made such reputation while
with the team will likely be with them
this year again. He has a few days
ago written to Krebs stating that he
would more than likely return to
school as the second regiment is one
of those which are TO be mustered out
In the near future. This will be good
news to the fan who are very anxious
to have him take his old place on the
team.
S. A. PosTEN, Of Morgantown,
grand chancellor Of the state organi-
zation, Knights of Pythias, was in
town this week en- route to Smithfield,
where he instituted new lodge We'd
nesday night. Several prominent
Knights from Rivesville and Manning
ton assisted in the initiatory work.
Col. Posten has many friends among
local X. of P's. and is said to be the
most popular man who has ever been
grand state chancellor. Warrington
Advocate.
Lieutenant Adjutant w. j. White
of the First regiment is at home hav
ing arrived on Sunday afternoon.
When the regiment was discharged
he went to Florida and then to New
York and Washington. None of the
officers of the gallant First made a
better record than their adjutant
and everyone with whom he came in
contact speaks of him in the highest
terms. We are glad to have him
back again.
The aElks'' intend giving THE