Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-06
ABOUT 0UR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
whtle they are and How they are.

are pledstu 70 see aim aDle 10 10 ABOUT
everywhere aud gaining strength rap
/ idly.
Miss Georgia Wilson OF Front street
is quite sick aud it is thought that
she is suffering from an attack OF
/ fever.
Albert Collett is back from ten
days trip To New York and other
eastern points. He reports delight
full trip,
Mrs, w. d. Edmonson, of McKees-
port, and Mrs. Simpson, of Pittshurg,
who have been visiting at Jason
Clark's returned to their homes this
morning.
Mr. VIM. Wolyington. of Wheeling,
Mrs. Jason Clark's father, is suffering
somewhat from the effects OF fall
recently received His injury is not
dangerous but is rather uncomforta-
Bile.
DR.. clyde Stewart is here from
Charleston TO spend week or ten
days visiting. He has not yet decided
fully where he viii locate permanently
but Is very greatly attracted by the
opportunities which are offered in
Charleston.
Gilbert John who has been suffer
ing from very severe case of fever
is better and is now expected to
speedily recover from the malady.
At times his friends have been very
much alarmed over his condition.
Mrs. j. NJ. Burns and family have
joined Major Burns who has been here
for several days. They will make
Morgantown their future home. The
Major is Commandant of Cadets at
the University.
Ernest Lewis of Clarksburg arrived
on Wednesday afternoon TO re-enter
the University. He will spend the
rest of vacation over Cheat In the
camp of Sunnyside people near the
new ferry.
Mrs Hattie Morse has returned
to Fairmont after visit TO relatives
here. She was accompanied by her
mother Mrs Sarah Cooper who will
spend some time in Fairmont visit
ing.
Miss Ethel Garlic was called home
this morning by a telegram an
nouncing the death OF her sister
Miss Mahle who had died suddenly
from fever. Miss earle has the
sympathy OF every one in her be.
reavement.
Major Powell is here looking after
matters on the river in connection
with his duties as the head Of the de-
partment having it in charge. The
work on lock seven will soon be COM
pleted and the steamers will be run
through to Morgantewn without the
transfer which has been bothering the
river men great deal this summer
John Cobb is back from Clarksburg
where he was on Wednesday. He in
tended staying for the Bryan meeting
| to-day. The crowds in town even at
that time were SO great that he could
get no place to stay and was forced to
leave without hearing the eloquent
| Nebraskan. Standing room was at a
premium on the streets.
Amos Fife and daughter, OF st.
Charles, Iowa, are here to visit his
brother Kinsey Fife The brothers
have not met for sixty years since
they left Ohio. one coming to West
Virginia and the other going to
Iowa They enjoyed the reunion
very much and the meeting was an
affecting one.
A letter from Mr. James Dunn, OF
Written, Iowa, informs US of his con-
tinued good health though he is well
advanced in years. Mr.. Dunn was
originally from this county aud has
relatives and friends here yet. He
says the crops in Iowa are very good
except hay, and that the corn is es-
pecially fine. Mr.. Dunn's friends are
glad to hear from him.
ALL the nobby shapes in gents
soft and stiff hats, all colors at
Hirschmans.
COOP intentions don't count, but
good goods do. You always get that
kind at A. l.. Nye's.
ATTENTION is called to the adyer-
tisement Of Mr.. Rowland Cobb who is
prepared to make estimates on all
kinds of lumber to those who want
any thing in that line. He is thor
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