Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-13
ABOUT Orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent PeopIe
Where they ARE aud How theY are.

Where they nre aud How theY are.
Rev. II G. Stoetzcr, of Fairmont,
was here yesterday.
J. Fl. McGrew is away on short
trip. He left on Monday.
Little Jess Hall is quite sick at his
home on Court Alley and it is thought
that he has fever.
Mrs. Harry Rodehever who has
been visiting relatives in Preston
county has returned home.
Captain Kemble White has located
at Fairmont for the practice of the
profession of law.
Mrs. II. NJ Morgan has gone to
Parkershurg where she will visit her
sister Mrs. John T. Harris.
Rev. P. c. White of Weston is
here to visit his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. White Of Sannyside.
Captain G. G. Pierce and Billy
Bowman who have been at their
homes in Preston county for week
are back and have entered the Uni
versity again.
Prot. d. M. Willis who has been
elected to the legislature in Harri-
son county has been in town on
short visit. He returned home to-
day.
krebbs and konrad were oppos-
ing candidates for county surveyor
in Fayette county. It has not yet
been heard definitely which one of
them was elected.
Mrs. r. L. Morris has gone to
Wheeling where she will visit DR..
Pratt's family and other friends.
Mrs. B. II. Hite is also in Wheeling
for visit to her old home.
Mr.. Jackson Arnold. of Weston,
was here last night on brief bust
ness trip. Mr.. Arnold is an excel
lent Young man and is well known
here. He was formerly student in
the University.
Van Barrickman has rented an
office in the postoffice building and
will open it for the practice of law
on Demember first. He is recent
graduate of the University and is a
young man OF unusual attachments.
Capt John Hatfield who has been
i'll with fever for some time is now
able to sit up aud in a short time
will have completely recovered from
the attack. His many friends will
be glad to know this. They have
missed him great deal since he
was taken sick.
Miss Daisy John who has been in
the Hartigan hospital for some time
for treatment for fever has recovered
far enough to be discharged and is
now at her home on Sunnyside. She
had a very serious time Of it and her
friends are glad to note her near APP
proach to complete recovery,
Mr. Edward Herd has gone to
Brownsville and other down river
points on a business trip. He will
leave Monday for Florida where he
will spend the winter for the benefit
of his health. His many friends here
hope that the stay in the sunny south
will do great deal to restore his
health which has not been very robust
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Hara left on
Tuesday morning for down river
points where they will spend some
time visiting before they leave for
Brooklyn where he has accepted an
other position. He was president Of
the local glass workers union here
and has been succeeded by Frank
Fleek. Everyone among his com
rades and acquaintance is sorry to
see him leave town.
DR.. j. p, Fitch left on Monday
evening for Washington where he goes
to look after the matter OF free deliv-
cry and to see what has been holding
it back. lie is hopeful that 1t will be
started at the date announced but II
it is there will have to be some tall
hustling on the part Of the depart
ment 1t is hard to see how all that
has to be done in the meantime can
be gotten through with. However
when the government starts to do
anything they can get great deal
done in very short time. 1t is the
starting that Is the hard matter.
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