Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-18
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
Elmer f. Jacobs is back after an
absence Of several days.
DIR. A. L. Boyers was in Point
Marion on Tuesday.
Mrs. p. S. johnson, of West Nor
gantown. is FRUSTRATED from severe
attack of fever.
Luther Hagans of Chicago is here
to visit relatives. Every one is glad
to see him again.
Vena Snider, little daughter of
Hervey Snider, is quite low from an
attack of typhoid fever.
George and Albert Cooper of Mount
Pleasant have been here visiting their
mother Mrs. Sarah Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jobes have
returned from a months visit to
New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lide Hanes, of Taylortown,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice
Watts and other frienns here.
Miss Anna Mills of Philadelphia
who has been visiting Misses Ruth
and Lucy Wood has returned to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Morris of
Fairmont have gone home after Il
pleasant visit to Mrs. Cooper and 9TH
er friends here.
We regret to note that the venera
bic Senator Wiley is not so we'll as
usual. He has lately been troubled
somewhat with insomnia.
NJ. L. Brown is back in town after
an extended absence due to the illness
of his wife who recently died at Hal
leck this county. He will shortly re-
sumo his duties in the postoffice.
Dir. John A. Meyers who has been
here for day or SO has started for
New York. His many friends we're
glad to see him and hope that he
will return to visit us again soon.
A message from DR.. Zed Brown $
physician says that an operation has
been performed and that conditions
are favorable but the result is in
doubt. The friends here are hope
fully anxious to hear that he IS on
the mend.
Prof. John L. johnson was in town
to-day the first time for several
months. He has been very sick dur
ing that time but is now on the mend
again. Everyone in town was glad TO
see him and TO note the improvement
that has taken place in his condition
A telegram was received from Guy
Brown last evening stating that his
brother Dr. Brown had passed through
the operation all right and that the
chances for his recovery were consid-
cred about even. Everyone here hopes
that he may recover from his present
affection.
Captain McVicker has gone to Hun
dred and vicinity to buy telephone
poles for the Bell telephone com
pany. A new line is to be run from
Hundred to Clarksburg by this com
pany and the poles are wanted to
string the wires on. Other improve
ments are being made in this section
of the state by the Bell people.
Rev. A. M. buchanan has gone to
Erie where he will attend the meet
ing of the synod of Pennsylvania as
representative Of the Parkersburg
Presbytery Mr. Barr of Fairmont al
so attends this meeting. Mr.. Buch-
anan will deliver an address on
Thursday evening before the synod.
John Long, of near Mt. Morris,
who recently returned home from
Dixmont pronounced cured, became
violently insane yesterday and it re-
quired the watchfulness of several
men to prevent him from harming
his friends. The case is sad one.
He is of a good family and quite
wealthy with what would otherwise
look like bright and useful career
before him.
SOME of our boarding housekeepers
con nj ain that while ayqryfhinu thpv