Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-21
ABOUT ouR FRIENDS.
Personal Mertian of Prominent People
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George Brand has gone back to Con-
nellsville after spending some time
at home.
Justus and job South are back at
home after short visit to Greene
county,
Captain George w Freeman has
gone To Pitisburg on river business.
He will be absent for several days,
Dir. |. c. White is in Charleston
and the southern end of the state
looking after business interests.
Miss Mamie Hoard OF Hoard is in
town 10 visit friends. She came 10
attend the Mathews Semans nuptiais
" \, Dawson left on the boat
this morning for Brownsville and
Pittshurg. He is going to look after
his holiday goods.
D. G. keighron of South Morgan.
town, who has been quite i'll for sey-
eral days is improving and will soon
be out again.
w. I. Kern, OF shisler's hardware
store who has been i'll of pneumonia
for ten days past Is improving slow,
~. lie has been very Ill,
Miss Lulu McBee, who has been Wis
itiag Miss Daisy Fleming, has gone
to Pennington for short visit before
returning To her home at Fairyiew.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathews extend TO them their best
wishes and unite with US in the hope
that he may soon be restored to health.
Ed Law of Harrison county re-
cent graduate Of the University and
who has been elected prosecuting at
torney of his county has returned
home after short visit here.
Miss Alice Brewer of Cassville who
has been attending the University has
fever and has been placed in the Har-
tigan hospital for treatment, She is
daughter OF David Brewer.
Col. S. A. Posten is able to be out
after an extended illness. He has
been confined to the house for some
time AID had 10 submit to an opera
tion. His friends are glad to see him
out again.
Miss Jennie Thompson has been
quite Ill for a week past but is inn
proving slowly. As soon as she is
able Mrs. Thompson and herself will
remove to Connelsville where thew
will reside in the future.
Miss Egbert who has fever and who
is being treated at the City Hospital
is improving as fast as could be ex-
pected and will be well before very
long. Her friends are glad to know
that she has gotten along as nicely as
she has.
Mr.. A. w Lorentz has returned
from Pittsburg where he had been
to visit Mr.. John Lindsay The lat
ter has been i'll for many months
and is quite feeble. He wants to go
South this Winter but it is doubtful
whether he,will be strong enough to
make the trip.
husSSli iiuSbOH UdS DcGu dbbdthtsh
by fever and has been taken TO The
City Hospital. The physicians think
that he will get out Of the attack
without much trouble as it is Of mild
type. He is getting along very nicely
so far and his friends are hopeful that
this condition Of affairs will continue.
Harry Casteel who has just been
discharged from the Hartigan hospi-
tai has gone to his home in Preston
county. He had his skull fractured
up the NJ & X. last fall and at the
time it was not thought that he would
recover. However under the care that
he received he is able to be out again
and in short time he will be well.
Senator w. A. Campbell OF Jeffer-
son county is in town on business.
He was elected at the recent election
by good round majority and Is feel
ing very good over the vindication
that the people Of his district gave
him. The eastern end OF the state
showed surprising Democratic gains
In the face of the most determined
fight ever made by the Republicans Of
that section. Jefferson county did ex-
ceptionally well increasing her major
ity three hundred and fifty over four
years ago. The Senate this year will
be composed OF nine democrats and
seventeen republicans.