Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-29
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Personal Mertien Of Prominent People
Where they are and sssw they are.


gone 70 Pittsburg on short visit.
Mr.. j. w. Hodges is back from
visit to his former home 1T Harris
vile.
Miss Mary Gregg who has been at
Pittsburg on visit has returned
home.
Charles Yeaeer, OF Fairmont, is
making short visit among Nor
gantown friends.
L. d. Beall, Of Uniontown, who
has been here for some timeson visit
has gone home.
DR.. 5. 5. Wade will move to the
A, i Wade property on Chauncery
Hill and make II his home.
Mrs. D, t. +. Casteel and little
daughter Marguerite are visiting Mrs.
r. w. Dawson in UniontOwn.
Mrs. Hugh MADEIRA is suffering
from a mashed hand which resulted
from a heavy stone rolling on it.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bell who has been Wis
iting, at Washington, Pa, her old
home returned on Thursday evening
Il. w. Dawson of Uniontown left
on Thursday afternoon for home after
spending a day or so here on legal
business.
Frank Weaver left on Friday morn
ing for Pittsburg where he will spend
several days on combined pleasure
and business trip.
Mrs. 5. III. Smith. of Peterstown,
Grant county, is visiting her brother
Howard l.. Swisher and will be here
until next Monday.
Luther Harner is lying at his
home near town quite iii with strong
indications of pneumonia. He is a
son of George Harner.
James Collins, of Uniontown, who
was married day or so ago is re-
cent law graduate of the University
and is well known in Morgantown.
Rev. Sandy Christian is back from
Clarksburg where he had been attend
ing meeting OF the Sunday School
convention. He reports delightful
session.
Scott Swisher in in Tucker eoun
ty where he has gone for short va
cation. While he is away Will
Whitman has his place in the Acme
Book Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver make their
business astndy and.hase mastered it.
They get the best OF everything and
that means that they have the best
customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosei Garyol, of
Greenmont. have lost their child a
bright infant three months Of age.
1t was sick but short time with
whooping cough.
Prof. and Mrs Emory together
with Mrs. Judge Ollie are at Noun
tain Lake Park where they will en-
Joy the cooling breezes for some
time. They will probably go east
before their return to Morgantown.
Mrs. Imri Taylor, Of Lone Star,
Pa, is at c. II. Hayes having been
called here by the very serious i'll
ness of Mr.. Hayes infant son. 1t is
hoped the little fellow is better but
he is in "a very precarious condition.
DR.. and Mrs. ID. Ii. Courtney and
children with their nurse went to
Asbury Park yesterday where the fam
lily will spend the summer. The Doc
tor will return the latter part OF next
week but the others will remain for
the season.
Miss Kate Stanley, of Grafton,
who has been staying with the fami
ilv of Mr.. p. w. Burk during Mrs.
Burk's absence at the hospital in
Baltimore, left Sunday evening for
Baltimore, where she goes to accom-
pany Mrs. Burk home Mrs. Burk
was discharged from the hospital
about week ago and has since been
visiting her sister in that city.
Col w. A. Hanway, of Baltimore,
is here to look after his property and
greet his many Morgantown friends.
Everyone here condoles with him on
the death of Mrs. Hanway which oc-
Cured last Spring after very lbrief
illness. Col. Hanway's friendships
here have lasted during his life
time and all have a word of sympa-
thy for him and are glad to see him.
Miss Gertrude Hayes will go to Ev-
anston, Illinois, on Monday to spend
month with her sister Mrs. J. w.
Francis. Evanston is very beauti-
full place on lake Michigan and Miss
Gertrude will no doubt enjoy the va
cation she has so well earned and her
host of friends wish her a nice time.
She will probably make short visit
in Chicago. Several friends will
escort her as far as Connellsville on
her way out.
FOLLOWING the lead of other mer-
chants the milliners have decided