Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-09
sBUt I OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention ef Prominent People
Nhsss they are and law they are.

" hs.a = they are and law they are.
Tom Protzman, OF Morris X Roads,
who drove Up last night returned home
this morning.
Mrs. t. v. keck who has been Wis
ting in Plttshurg the past month has
returned home.
Miss BERTHE McVicker Will 10 to
Wheeling on Friday morning On a
visit TO relatives,
john Hickman is out again appar-
emily none the worse for his sunsSroke
of Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke together with
their son and daughter have gone to
Atlantic City for stay at that pop
ular resort.
Mr.. HI. L. Scrafford, of Pittsburg,
has been in town looking after the
interests of the Standard Oil Com
pany.
George Brand is at home for a
short visit. He is employed by the
b. d @. and his headquarters are at
Connellsville.
Mrs Mayors Boyers, who has been
quite sick for couple OF weeks. Is
somewhat better in the last few days,
greatly to the relief of her many
friends.
Rev. [. A. Barnes case has been
diagonised as gastric fever He il
better in the last day or So Herbert
Barnes, his sou, has well developed
case of typhoid fever.
Professor and Mrs. T.. L. Friend
have taken rooms at Mr. Charles Ma
dera's on Sunnyside and will live there
for the present. They viii be hack
in Morgantown shortly
Elmer f. Jacobs was at Fairmont
looking after the progress of the new
hospital up there 1t is going along
rather well and will be completed
before such a very long time
Jacob kerns of Halleck is very i'll
and is. not expected TO live. i. S.
Kelly his brother-in-law has gone out
there TO be at his bedside when the
end comes. Mr.. kerns has been sick
for years with an incurable disease.
James Thomas and Will Perry
two young men from the lower end
of the state who have been in town
for several days have gone home.
The latter was here taking the bar
examination.
Miss kittie Jenkins who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever is
thought to be better at this time
and hopes are nos entertained of
her recovery. Her friends will be
glad to learn of this.
Miss Mary Madagan is back at her
post in the postofiice and NJ. L. Brown
is taking his vacation. He will 60 to
his old home at Halleek for the great
eF part Of the time but will spend
some Of the breathing spell down the
river
Enns Ashhurn, well known citizen
Ct Preston county, who has been here
for some time under treatment by
DR. Hartigan, is steadily improving
a part OF his upper Jaw bone was re-
moved. Mr.. Ashburn bids fair to
recover and be spared long TO his
friends yet.
Professor Howard Plumb, Of Column
bus, Ohio, has been elected principal
of schools here TO take the place made
vacant by the resignation of Professor
Kline who was prevented by illness
from returning to his duties here next
year. The new principal is grad
uate of Ohio Wesleyan University and
comes very highly recommended.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller submitted to a
very delicate and dangerous surgical
operation by DR.. Hartigan to-day for
a serious abdominal trouble. Mrs.
Miller has rallied from the operation,
feels as well as could be hoped and
there are good prospects for her ulti-
mate recovery. Her many friends
watch her with much solicitude.
John Hoffman will leave In few
DAYS to join Vogel and Demings
Minstrel troupe with whom he has
accepted a position for the coming
season. They will be in Morgan
town on September q and will be
greeted by an immense house.
Young Hoffman made great hit
last year and will repeat the success
during the coming season.