Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-20
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are aud How they are.

Wuchc tHcf are auu NOV tntf ats
Fay Hawkins. of South Morgan.
town, is i'll of fever
G. w. Huston is back from flying
visit to Wheeling on business.
Mr.. f. NJ Grant has returned
from trip to Pittsburg on bust
ness and pleasure.
Mrs. Frank Caples and little daugh-
ter Helen have returned from pleas
ant visit among friends in Fostoria,
Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. /. G. White have re.
turned from Pittshurg where they had
been for couple Of days to see Sir
Henry Irving.
Will Thorn has been called to his
home at Laurel Point by the illness
of his mother He hopes to be back
in day or so.
L. A. Yeager is one of the latest
victims Of measles and is having a
very nice time With a case of that
disease.
Mrs L. G. Corbett is very iii as n
result of a very severe attack OF
measles and fears are entertained
that she may not recover.
Prof. l.. NJ. Jaeo is back for a
short visit home He is Principal
of Schools at Everson Pa, which is
one of the suburbs of Seottdale.
w. II. Bannister left ON Friday af-
ternoon for visit to his old home
at Fostoria, Ohio. He will be gone
until Tuesday or Wednesday,.
w. +. st. Clair arrived on Friday
evening from Denver where he had
been looking after some mining prop
erty. He reports a very delightful
trip.
We are glad to be able to say that
Mrs. c. w. Cramer of Piedmont is
somewhat better than she has been
for several weeks, Her many friends
will learn this with pleasure.
DIR. S. B. Allen and d. f Kidd ar
rived on Saturday morning from
Parkersburg where they had been to
attend the funeral OF their father-in-
law Mr. G. w Wright.
Charles Goodwin who has been in
Wheeling on legal business for several
days is at home again. He states
that he was successful in his mission
but declines To tell for what he was
away.
Deputy Sheriff John Wallace who
has been so i'll for three weeks past
from measles and incident troubles
is thought to be somewhat better.
His friends hope to see him out again
soon
Bishop Peterkin arrived on the
morning train and will remain until
Monday at the Episcopal Hall. He is
the founder of the Hall and takes
great deal of interest in the institu-
tion and in the University. The
Bishop is one Of the best known men
in the state and we are always glad
to see him in Morgantown He will
preach twice at the Episcopal church
tomorrow.
The following items are from the
last issue Of the Warrington Adyo-
cate:
Mrs. Maud Keighron and daugh
ter, of Morgantown, are the guests
OF Mrs. Keighron's two sisters Of
this city.
Rev. Louis A. Core, returned
missionary from India, who is ma
tive Of this county, having lived
near Arnettsville, preached a very
interesting sermon at the NJ +.
church Tuesday evening. While
in the city he was the guest of c. F.,
JollifIe.
l.. r. Charter, Jr., who has been
employed in the Exchange Bank,
was elected cashier of the Doddridge
County Bank at West Union, at the
last meeting of the board of direc-
tors. Mr.. Charter is very efficient
man and will succeed in his new po-
sition. The bank will open for bust
ness about July /, 1900. He will
graduate from the State University
in June.