Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-09
sRouT Orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mertiou Of Prominent People
vh.,e they are and H,w they are.


Raymond Clark is able to be out
again after long seige OF illness.
Mrs. S. S. Wade has returned from
visit of two weeks in Clarksburg.
Col. A. Fairchild went to Point
Marion this morning and will be
hack this evening.
DIR. Hall and Nate Shatfer are SUIT
erers from vaccination and the post
Office force is crippled on that account.
Mr.. Frank keyser. OF Point Mar
ion, came in last night to attend the
Might in Chinatown and to attend
to some business.
Mrs. Tom Protzman. of Morris
Cross Roads who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs b. H. MADEIRA
has returned home.
Miss Carrie S. Wells has gone to
Fairmont where she will spend sew
eral days visiting. Last nighe she
attended "a reception given by DIR.
and Mrs. Ruhl
Judge Hagans of this place claims
to be the original Frecr man OF the
state and is taking much comfort
out of the way chat the boom is
being received over the state.
Ray Henneu who has been sick
with measles at w. E. Glasseoek' 5
is better to-day although he has
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At times he has been delirious and
has required constant watching.
Prof. Atkeson is back from trip
to West Union and Bridgeport where
he had gone to attend sessions Of
Farmers Institutes which were held
there The sessions were very in
teresting and the attendance of the
farmers was good at each place,
Mrs. l.. j Peabody left for Pitts
burg on Friday morning with Miss
Lille Maxwell who Is being taken
there for treatment. The young
woman had been greatly afflicted With
the hopes that the treatment will re-
lieve her.
Solomon Ffum is here to conduct
an auction for the Bee Hive Store.
He has been constantly at work at
this since the first OF last October and
has in that time auctoned of great
deal of stuff In the county. Many Of
the merchants are disposing Of their
stocks which have been aceamulating
for long time.
Mr.. f. NJ. Arnett eft on Fri
day morning TO attend the funeral
OF Mrs Barbara Markley, of Mark
leysburg, Pa who died on Thurs
day morning after long illness Of
paralysis. Mrs Markley was sis
term law Of Mrs Arnett and had
been sick for a long time She was
about seventy four years Of age
Mr.. A. J. Barker Of Granville is in
town Co day The roads were such
that a horse WAS not used but he
walked in. Here is another argu-
ment for good roads and he is an earn
est advocate of such system. He
thinks that plan Of making short
distance each year should be adopted
and the county gradually worked over
its entire territory.
j. III. Thomas and w. O. Perry OF
Mcdowell county were arrivals on
this mornings train. They came in
from Moundsvile where they had
been to deliver some Mcdowell citi-
zens who are to be boarded at the ex-
pense of the state for while. Mr..
Perry will soon enter the University
for the law course. Mr.. Thomas
graduated some time ago and has been
making fairly good record in his
profession.
Hon. William II. Glover is the
proud possessor OF the first presiden-
tial postoffice document ever issued
to Preston county, being his APP
pointment as post master at Terra
! Alta, for the term of four years, da-
ting from December, 1899. The doc
ument is very handsome one,
contains the signatures of President
William Mckinley and Charles EN-
cry Smith, post master general, and
is further ornamented by the big
seal of the postoffice department.