Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-16
ABolr orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mention 81 Prominent People
Where theY are and How they are.

time.
George Winger who was taken sud-
denly III at the Peabody Is able to be
out again.
DR.. ]. P. Fitch and w. f. Glass
cock left this morning for Mountain
Lake where they will spend several
days
Miss Laura Dawson will go 10
Deer Park and Mountain Lake in a
few days to spend some time with
| friends.
Paul Rice who has gastric fever is
better to-day. He has been sick for
some time and at one time was very
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Squires was called to King
wood this morning on account of the
illness of her daughter Miss Ray who
is there on a visit.
Tom Protzman arrived on Wednes-
day evening for a short stay. Profit
ing by a former experience he brought
basket Of provisions along with him.
The Misses Simpson and their
mother moved from their home in
Greenmont yesterday TO the Brock,
Reed Il Wade building on Main
street.
Gilbert John is down with an at
tack Of fever at his home on Sunny
side. He has been sick but few
days but the disease Ii fully develop
ed. 1t is not expected TO be very
severe case.
Glen Hunter of the postoffice is TAX
ing his vacation. He left for Union
town and other points where he will
spend it. He is very faithful fellow
and everyone wishes him nice vaca-
tion.
Frank J. Stellar has gone to
Oakland from Uniontown where he
stopped the other night. A very
interesting rumor has been started
as result of this trip but it cannot
be verified to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. LazzeIle and
family who have been away for some
time at Kingwood and Atlantic City
have returned home. They had a
very pleasant trip and are greatly
benefited by it.
Russell Hayes left this afternoon
for Pittsburg with Wash Walker who
has been taken there for treatment
by DIR. Little. Walker has bad cat
aract which is to be removed. They
will return home the first Of next
week.
DR. p. B. Reynolds, of Sunnyside,
is building fine residence for rent
on his property over there and as
soon as it is completed will begin to
erect another one for the same pur.
pose. During the coming winter
he and his family will rent rooms in
town.
Prof. G. r. Jones arrived on We'd
nesday night from Pitts burg where he
has been for some time with the
Westing house manufacturing COM
pany He will be here for a week and
will then go home for weeks stay
| before he returns to Morgantown C.
remain permanently.
Mrs. j. L. Semands and three little
sons, Of Tucson, Arizona, is here tC
visit her brother Mr.. John G. Cape
hart. Mrs. Seamands has been in the
West about five years. Mr.. Seamands
/ is the superintendent of one OF the
Huntington railroads part of the
great Southern Pacific system.
Mrs. James A. Davis and daughter
Mrs. e. II. G. Richmond have return
/ ed from Toledo where they have been
visiting Mrs. Strauss They had a
very pleasant trip but were glad to
get back TO the beautiful hills of Nor
gantown. The country around Tole-
do is very pretty but the universal
fatness Of it soon pals on the eye OF
those accustomed to our hills.
Howard L. Swisher has gone to
] Uniontown to confer with Manager
Beeson of the Opera House in re.
gard to booking attractions here
next year. 1t is probable that near
! w all of the first class shows that
visit Uniontown will be brought
here. Nothing will be left undone
to give Morgantown the best class
of attractions on the road.
i George +. Gramm, of Grafton, il
q visitor here and will remain foi
several days. He is recent gradu
ate of the University and is very
well known here. He will probably
go with the First Regiment to CAM
although he has resigned his place
as Battalion Quartermaster which
he filled for time under Col. Rabb
i G. b. Kefauver, state bank exam
liner who was here examing the Banl
of the Monongahela Valley and th'
Farmers and Merchants bank lef
on Wednesday evening for Grafton
He found things in splendid con
dition here and was greatly pleased
with Morgantown in other respects
Mr.. Kefauver is a very affab]e gen