Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-08
ABOUT OuR FRIENDS.
Personal Mertisn Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

EcfsVAht AeFion OF fI0miHe Mt Geopic
Where they are and How they are.
Deputy Sheriff John Wallace is suf-
fering from an attack of measles.
Mrs. W. L Morris arrived on the
evening train on Saturday to visit
in Morgantown.
Theo. Watson improves. slightly
but he is very low indeed yet and far
from being out of danger.
Mr.. Edward Herd will go to Tn
iontown and Pittsburg on a business
trip ON Tuesday morning.
Dali Strunk who has been employ
ed in Whittington's shoe store is back
With Max Waters at his old place.
Mr.. w c. kunkle left this even
ing for tennessee to resume his du-
ties there. He has been spending a
short time at home.
Assistant General Manager vii
lard OF the b. a o. went through
this morning in his private car on a
tour of inspection He went down
on the eight thirty.
A. z. Romine who has been in
town for day or so on his way from
Harrison county to Baltimore has
gone on to his destination. He will
be IN Johns Hopkins this winter
Harry Williams is taking short
vacation and n. G. Shatfer is taking
his place at the depot. The Off
Gals down there have to hustle all
the time and they know how to ap.
preciate a vacation,
Little Lucille Brown who has had
a severe attack OF fever is able to
leave her room and in short time
will have completely recovered from
the attack. She is tie daughter of
Prof and Mrs 5. b. Brown
Prof r. C. Atkeson left this morn
ing for Fairmont, Hancock county at
which place he will address a Farmers
Institute on the subject OF 1.-THE mes
cessity for Agricultural Education to
night, and tomorrow upon "Agricnl-
tural Cooperation aud Fraternity. =
He will also attend the Farmers In-
stitutes at Wellsburg, Brooke comfy
and West Liberty, Ohio county. The
Professor has numerous invitations to
attend the series of Farmers Insti-
tutes now being held in the state,
which he will not be able to accept
for want Of time.
DR.. LEIGH preached special SER
mon Sunday evening on card playing,
ball rooms, theatres and speakeasies.
The members were shown what their
duties We're and urged to observe
them.
A street sweeper Is imperatively
needed in Morgantown and it is need
ed Immediately.
j. L. WHARTON has leased the Car
raco livery Stable on Long Alley near
the court house and will move his
livery outfit there soon, lie will add
a considerable amount to the stock
and keep first class place. We will
keep his patrons advised as the mat
ter progresses.
A NEW lot Of the celebrated En-
erson shoes, just in at Waters
A TELEGRAM was received here on
Monday morning announcing the
death of Mrs. Cramer mother OF w. G.
Cramer of Piedmont. Her death was
caused by dropsy from which she had
been sufferer for many years. Mrs.
W. G. Cramer was Miss Jeanette De-
main Of this place.
LEATHER lined shoes for Ladies,
only 50 at Waters.
CONTRACTOR Wharton has the sides
Of the store room on the corner OF
Front and Peasants streets straight
tened up and will shortly have the
rest of the repairs he is making on the
building completed The building will
be as good as it was before the gas ex-
plosion which tore it up so completely
few weeks ago.