Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-27
AB0UT 0uR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Nhese they are and itew they are.

personal Mention OF troBinent People
Hhese theY are and itsw theY are.
L. NJ. Ollie, son of O. Ii. Ollie has
quite severe case Of measles.
Prof. Wiley has not regained his
usual health but is growing stronger
steadily.
Mr.. Justin M. Kunkle is Ia Pitts
burg to-day to see the opening of the
baseball season.
| Prof. Woolery's friends will be
| pleased to note his improvement and
hope to see him out very soon.
We regret To note that Senator
Wiley is not SO well at present. He
Is much debilitated and is unable TO
eat.
Miss Edna Davis, of Fairmont.
is here to visit Miss Louise Huston.
Miss Edna is quite favorite here.
+. j. Brock, of the Acme book
store, who has been very i'll for sew
eral days is somewhat better to day.
DR.. Robert Ramsay is still living
but is in a precarious condition, His
friends have little hope of his recoy-
cry.
| Prof e. S. Cox, brother of Hon.
Heary I. Cox of this place is lying
quite Ill from pneumonia at Sidney,
Ohio.
Albert Sloan and sister Miss Sarah
are here having been called to attend
the funeral OF their relative Mrs. G.
w. Cramer
Col. A. Howard Fleming came
down this morning to have a con
ference with some Morgantown gen
tlemen about sundry matters.
Guy Wiley returned from Coium-
bus this morning and feels very
much encouraged about his brother
Chauneey There seems to be no
doubt of his recovery.
L. w. Burns, Co. Supt. Of schools
of Greenbrier, student of the Uni-
versity left this morning for Clarks-
bmg to attend the meeting OF the
| Teachers Round Table. He will also
attend the Inter Normal Uratorical
contest which takes place there Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Minnie l.. Wotrlng, teacher
in the public school gave a very en-
ioyable program this evening as an
observance of bird day The
program was excellent. and the
splendid demeanor OF the children
bespeaks Miss Workings ability as
a teacher,
Judge Hagans left for Baltimore at
1912 this afternoon accompanied by
his daughter Miss Lily, Miss Bessie
Hartigan and DR. ]. p Fitch. Pres
ident Cowen Of the B. & @. kindly
placed his private car at their dis.
pesal and they left In it. Judge Ha-
gans will be taken To hospital in
Baltimore where there will be every
facility for treatment and it Is greatly
hoped il will be beneficial.
James Brand has been at home for
several days from Pittsburg and is re-
Towering from severe attack Of
typhoid fever. He had been in a
private hospital there for several
weeks. While be looks somewhat the
worse for the wear he is gaining
strength and will soon be himself
again. His brother George has been
at home each night this week as his
train is working on this division.
i Mr.. j. G. Hendrix, President of the
National Bnnk OF Commerce, N. Y,
writes Rev. DR.. Leech to-day concern
ing the condition OF his brother, as
follows: "We are greatly concerned
about your brother; although it is
reported from the hospital that he is
holding his own, yet, the complica-
tions are such as to make his case un-
doubtedly a serious one. | sympa-
thize very much with you In your anx-
iety. Our association with Mr. Ed
ward O. Leech has been extremely
pleasant, and we have learned to es-
/ TEEN him to an unusual degree. He
has made great many friends since
he has been in New York, and is a
most valued officer of our institution. y
QUITE number of young folks
are here to attend the Phi Kappa
Sigma dance to be given at the Wal
lace House this evening. 1t will be