Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-25
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rheumatism and is unable TO attend
TO his duties.
Mrs. B. f. Dawson is very III at her
home on Sunnyside and her friends are
alarmed at the situation.
F. X. OsKelley and A. f. Lazier
have gone to McHenry, Md, "a
spend a week in the mountains.
DR. Clark Dawson, OF Cameron, has
returned home after brief visit here
to see his mother who is quite i'll.
Prof. John q. knutti of the Fair
mont Normal has been here to-day
looking after some business matters.
Robert Douthat has started on an
extended wheel trip during which
he viii visit several points in the
southern end of the state.
Miss Ella Fordvce returned to
Fairmont TO day after brief visit
at Mrs. David Cadwick's. Miss
Ella will go to New York next week
to remain all summer.
Miss Title Bernhardt of Uniontown
is here to attend the teachers insti-
tute. She was formerly teacher in
the public schools here and is known
by many of our people.
Mrs Alice Jones is back from
California where she had been for
several weeks. She enjoyed the trip
immensively and was greatly taken
by the country she found out there.
A. L. Torrey is back from Pitts.
burg where he had been accompany
ing his wife and little daughter who
were on their way to Northeastern
Ohio where they have gone for a
visit.
Prof. t. C. Atkcson and family
have gone to their homes at Buffalo
where they will spend the summer.
They will return to Morgantown in
the fall in time for the opening of
school,
Mrs. M. J. Boyers is at home after
spending the winter in Kentucky and
at Salem this state. She Is a remark
able we'll preserved woman for her age
and Is as active as many women who
are many years her junior.
Mr.. H. r. Dering came here on
Saturday and accompanied Mrs. Der
ing home. She has been here for
several weeks the guest OF Prof Lor-
entz. Their Morgantown friends re-
greet that they see so little of them.
DR.. James S. Boyers, Of Indiana, is
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Boyers at Randall and will be
here for few days. He is on his way
home from the east where he has been
attending a meeting of the profession
DIR. w E. Powell of Parkersburg
occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church on Sunday and was heard by
great many Of our people. He Is
one of the most eminent divines in
the state and his discourses are always
notable ones.
James Sisler, little son of M. t.
Sisler, while visiting his grandfather
Donaldson Saturday evening last met
with quite an accident. He fell from
a fence and broke his arm. He is
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
John Hare, Aline Vance and Eta
Tenant have returned from New
Castle where they had been to attend
the annual picnic of the employees of
the G. ID. & p telephone company.
They had one OF the greatest times on
earth and report very large attend
ance of their fellow workers.
Charles d. Graeb, of Adam Bow
err s barber shop, has gone to Councils.
vile where he will join Miss Eliza
beth l.. Christman and return with
her to Morgantown where they will
be married this evening. Young
Graeb is well known over town and
has many friends here.
Rev. Sandy Christian and Mrs.
Mary f. Russell left this morning
to attend meeting of the A. M. E.
Sunday School convention which
meets in Clarksburg this week. The
latter is the representative OF the
Sunday School and the former rep
resents the church at the meeting.
A large number of visitors and del
egates are expected to be present.
Mrs. r. G. White and daughter
Miss Anna are in New England where
they have gone to visit Bennett S.
White who is located in Providence.
They will visit many points of inter
est in that section and will be away
from Morgantown for several weeks.
The trip is expected TO result very fa-
vorably for Mrs. Whites health which
for some years has not been very ro-
bust. We certainly hope that ii will.
President Barnitz, Thomas Cole
man +. J. Ireland and Misses Hall
and Ida Hackney will leave to NOR
row for Buckhanpon to attend the
state meeting of the Epworth League
which is in session there. They will
represent the local chapter of the