Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-08
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominen mt People
Where they are and How they are.

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Jesse Shuttleworth of Little Falls
was an arrival on the morning train
Monday.
E. B. Stewart has returned from
Chicago where he had been on legal
business.
Miss Boyles, of West Morgantown
was received into the Methodist
church on Sunday by letter.
FL. I'll. Emmert of Martinsburg who
was here for day or so on legal bust
ness has returned home.
Mr.. w. a. Park, well known citi-
zen of Clay district, was in town on
Monday on business. Mr.. Park is a
very excellent gentleman.
DR.. Page A. Gibbons has returned
from Romney where he was called
| by the illness of his mother. We are
/ pleased to note that she is improv-
/ ing.
Alexander Eddy who was threaten
ed with an attack of fever has so far
recovered as to be able to be out again
and attending to his duties at the
University.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Fortney and
children, of Morgantown, have been
here for several days visiting Mrs.
Fs parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Martin.-Argus.
G. J. Michael of Georgetown has
| baav III for soma tiroa with arvcipalac
and does not show much sign of inn
provement. We hope that he may
soon be restored to health.
Waitman Barbe will deliver address
es at the closing of the High Schools
of Benwood Sistersville and Point
Pleasant Mr. Barbe is very much in
demand on occasions Of this kind.
Frank Cox has been at Fairmont
in consultation with the lawyers
there on some phase of the license
question which at present is engag-
ing the attention of everyone up
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reed who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Reed have gone back home. Mrs.
Reed was here for week or more
and was joined by her husband on
Saturday.
Mrs. l. Aldrich has gone te Phila-
delphia where she will spend the sum-
mer Her Morgantown friends hope
that she will have pleasant summer
and that it will not be very long be-
fore she returns to this place.
f. E Baker, of Pittsburg, made a
flying trip to Morgantown on Sun
day to visit his father, Mr. II. c.
Baker, who has been sick all win
ter Mr.. Baker is somewhat better
than he has been for sometime we
are glad to learn.
DR.. and Mrs. Cox have gone to Car
negie where they were called by a tel
egram announcing the death Of Mrs.
Cox's sister, Mrs. Allie j. Becker.
| No details of the death was received
and it was not known how it occurred.
Mrs. Decker had not even been Ill the
last time they had heard from her and
the death was very sudden one.
GET 10 pictures for 10 cents at the
Little Brownie Gallery in the Poster
block
A LITTLE son of Omer Koontz who
lives on the Avenue was badly scald-
ed this morning by pulling a kettle
of hot starch over on himself He
was badly burned about the face but
will recover.
THERE is no excuse for the tramp;
| he is as rule vagabond from choice.
He is too lazy to work and deserves
no charity or sympathy. More care
on the part of housekeepers~w would do
much to drive him out. He has no
right to exist.
-Four new students came in on Sat
urday afternoon. They will remain
during the spring and summer quar-
ters They are, Miss Smith of Mar
tinsburg, Mr. Muldoon, Miss Baird
and Miss Wharton Of Ohio county.
Mr. Muldoon and Miss Baird were
here last summer and have been teach
/ ing school since last fall.
THE Baltimore Bargain House will
move from its present location in the
! Second National Bank building TO the
new building being erected by j. ~.
Wood on Walnut street about June
1 1st. In the meantime the house will
close out its present stock at greatly
reduced rates Their announcement