Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-27
aBo, 7 OUR FRIENDS.


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L. A. Yeager has returned from a
"trip to Grafton.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill has gone To
Pittsburg and will be s.bsent for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Snider of Fairmont is visiting
her daughter Mrs. w. E. Glasscock on
Spruce street.
Dwight Miller has gone to Fair
mont to visit relatives. He viii be
back the latter part of the week,
Mrs. Cyrus Fife was taken suddenly
i'll this morning and her friends were
somewhat alarmed over her condition.
j. w. Hodges OF the North End
meat market has gone TO Huntsville
his old home on business for few
days.
Judge j. NJ. Hagans is not so we'll
to-day and his friends will regret to
learn of it. He was taken worse last
night.
Little Leona Martin is very III on
Sunnyside aud is hardly expected to
recover. She is suffering from COM
plication of diseases.
G. w. Finnel Ii moving from the
rooms over MADEIRA Brothers to the
residence bought by him of Prof.
John l. Harvey on Spruce street.
G. Il. Wagner of Paoli, Kansas,
was here yesterday to see his friends.
Mr.. Wagner was called to Wheeling
on business and came here to spend a
day.
Mr.. Trip who is connected with
the Morgantown Glass Works is
moving from Sunnyside to the Ed
ward Price house on Price street re-
Gently occupied by Mrs. Kunkle.
Mrs. w. G. Cramer who is very i'll
at the home of her grandmother in
South Morgantown is worse. The
turn for the worse came on Monday
Her host of friends here will learn
this with deep regret.
Bruce Irwin is very low at his
home in north Morgantown and is
not expected to live Charitably
disposed people think himself and
family worthy objects of their at
tention.
Mrs. John |. Harvey left on the
morning train for Pittsburg. Misses
Louie and Marie went on the boats
After a short visit in Pittsburg they
will leave for Huntington where they
will rejoin Prof. Harvey and Miss
Bess who went on yesterday.
Hon. w. NJ. @. Dawson has re-
turned to Charleston after several
conferences with people here. He
has found out a number Of interest
ing things that will be made public
at the proper time Morgantown
people have reason to be satisfied
with the results OF his visit here.
Misses Lucy Wood and Tillie
Bernhardt arrived this afternoon
from Belington where they had been
teaching school ball winter. They
have been very successful, Miss
Bernhardt had expected to remain
here for several days but will have
to 90 on home on Wednesday on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
sister who has fever.
J. A. Weaver is removing from
his house on North Spruce street to
the Moreland property on the corner
of Main and Peasants streets. Mr.
Moreland will move into the house
purchased of Albert Mood on Wiley
street and the Woods will rent
rooms with them until the house be-
ing built on Price street is com
pleted.
Mrs. Silas Provins who recently
removed from Morgantown to Ma
sontown has been seized by an at
tack of fever. They have had their
share of trouble from this disease
having lost son and daughter from
the disease besides having several
other members of the family i'll with
it. Everyone here hopes that the
present attack may be successfully
resisted.
r.. Z. l.. Allen is back from Tyler
county where he had been for sever
al days. While there he bought
some very valuable oil interests get
ting parts of several good leases. In
one case he bought one hundred and
thirty acres of surface along with
the oil. He states that he finds the
sentiment among Democrats to be
about UNANIMOUSLY for Judge Taven
ner for Governor