Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-13
ABOUT Orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

have the congratulations Of all their
friends here.
S. G. Yoke went TO Fairmont this
morning to see the finish of the Sol
iiers reunion.
Mrs. w. w. keener and daughter.
Miss Bula. who have been visiting
in Clarksburg, have returned home.
Mrs. w. p. Wiley, Guy and Chaun-
cey went to Wheeling yesterday even
ing to spend two or three weeks with
friends.
Walter Holland, who has had
very severe case of fever. is better at
last reports and it is thought that
the fever is broken on him.
Staley Dering who has been visit
ing his family here for few days has
returned to Chicago To resume his du-
ties. Everyone was sorry to see him
so.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Stewart had
gone to Fairmont to attend the re-
union OF the Army OF West Virginia
when they We're recalled by the news
OF the death of w. W. Hayes.
County Clerk John Price, who has
been attending the Fairmont re-
union, returned this morning. +. Nj
Dawson also came in from the same
place.
Mr.. Amos Fife and daughter of
Iowa who have been visiting his
brother Kinsev Fife OF this place
left on Thursday morning for their
homes.
Miss Elliott who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. TAFT has
started for her home near Browns
vile. She is a sister of Charles
Elliott a recent graduate of the I'm
iversity.
Mr.. Hanson Bennett and family Of
Lewis county have moved TO Morgan
town in order TO educate their son
Clyde who viii enter the University.
They have moved into the Freeland
house on Sunnysde.
j. Watson Fleming and wife and
Miss Rose McEifresh, of Pittsburg,
who have been visiting Thos. G. Flem-
ing's family here and friends at Fair
mont returned Go their homes this
morning.
Miss Lena Prosins has returned
home after spending few days here
looking for rooms for herself and sis.
ter during next school year. They
will be up next week and will re
enter the University.
Mr. S. ID. Hirschman stopped here
yesterday on his way from Denver TO
New York. He will remain for day
or two. Mr. Hrsehman is a regular
hustling New Yorker and he always
gives business a new impetus when he
comes here.
Capt Stanley Hodges, OF the foot
ball team, came in this morning.
The rest of the team is expected ID
in a few days and hard practice will
be started at once. The indications
are better than they were thought
TO be some time back.
Mrs w. Z. Wiley and sons Guy
and Channcy have gone to Wheel
ing on visit. They will be absent
for some time. Guy will return
later on and locate at Fairmont
where he has accepted position
with an electrical firm.
u. S. Marshall II. S. White of
Matewan has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy. His liabilities are forty thou
sand dollars and his assets are seven
ty five dollars. The heavy losses en-
countered in the lumber business are
responsible for the failure according
to Mr. White. He is the second T..
S. Marshall to take advantage of the
bankrupt law in the state and is
well known in Morgantown.
Frank Alexander, of Warrington,
is here making arrangements for the
removal Of his traps to Columbus,
Ohio, where he goes to attend Ohio
State University next year. The
fact that there is no mechanical
shop here is the cause of his change
in his place OF schooling Everyone
is sorry to see him leave as he is a
general favorite in town.
M. T. Sisler is back from Point Ma
rion where he had been called by seri-
Gus illness in the family OF his sister
Mrs. j. G. Francis. Her son and
daughter are both very sick. Mr..
Francis died recently from the same
disease, fever. Mr.. Sisler found it
impossible TO get nurse for them in
that section owing TO the prevalence
of the disease. Mr.. Ira X. Conn died
from it last night. He lives this side
of Point Marion and is widely known
in that section. The funeral will
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